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 Deliver Us From Evil - Tom Holland
 Deliver Us From Evil - Tom Holland ... the reader through a fascinating world of different levels of odd beings.Newest Review: ... Captian Foxe discovers that these murders may point to a dark and evil ritual of unimanginable horror. Captain Foxe's ... more ... young son Robert, becomes unwittingly caught up in these events and when a great evil is unleashed he loses his home, the people he loves and nearly his sanity. Taken in by the beautiful and immortal Milady a blood-drinker, Robert is taken to London and raised like a lord all the while never forgetting his oath of revenge and redemption. The story is beautifully written and often very disturbing. There are definitely a few suprises in store for the reader. Also because Holland uses documented fact and adds his own ...more |
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Deliver Us From Evil - Tom Holland: Evil Delivered Straight To Your Mind (216 words)
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Holland triumphs again with what he does best... dark, gothic and disturbing horror combined with documented historical fact. The story begins in the winter of 1659. Strange murders are taking place around Salisbury Plain (home to Stonehenge). A Roundhead officer, Captian Foxe discovers that these murders may point to a dark and evil ritual of unimanginable horror. Captain Foxe's young son Robert, becomes unwittingly caught up in these events and when a great evil is unleashed he loses his home, the people he loves and nearly his sanity. Taken in by the beautiful and immortal Milady a blood-drinker, Robert is taken to London and raised like a lord all the ... Read the complete review
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