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 The Devil Rides Out - Dennis Wheatley
 The Devil Rides Out - Dennis Wheatley ... LtdNewest Review: ... where there are several novels set in the time of the second world war but in this novel the war has yet to start and the ... more ... world is enjoying the relative peace of the 1930's. However, there are still dark forces around but in this case they are demonic rather than Nazi.
So one of the Duc's friend's comes with a disturbing tale of cult worship and a desire for a mysterious female called Tanith. The Duc then reveals he's an expert on the occult and has been battling the dark forces for many years whilst being an accomplished white witch. The Duc along witha friend Rex, Simon the original friend in need and Tanith then confront the devi...more |
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The Devil Rides Out - Dennis Wheatley: Wheatleys classic is more than the lamentable Hammer film ve ... (585 words)
by - written on 30/09/09 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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The Devil Rides out is Dennis Wheatley most famous work, he's best associated with the stories of the occult but in fact they are only a small fraction of the total books written by Wheatley. This book was adapted by the Hammer House of Horrors, where the fantastical demon aspect of the book is emphasised and rather ignores the books more abstract elements involved in alternate religions and beliefs far older than Christianity. The plot. One of Wheatleys more famous character is Duc de Richleau, a French aristocrat in his fifties/sixties. He's urbane, good looking in a French grandfather way, he was a fighter in the first world war and a man with ... Read the complete review
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