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The Trouble with Demons

This book delves into the difficulties and moral ambiguities surrounding interactions with demons, likely set in a fantasy or supernatural context. It examines the consequences of summoning, bargaining with, or confronting these beings, highlighting the trouble they cause for humans or other characters. The narrative may involve themes of temptation, power, and the blurred lines between good and evil, without specifying particular plot details or characters. more

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Julie Kenner
Julie Kenner

Julie Kenner, born in 1965, is a renowned American author known for her adult literature. Her works are appreciated for their unique style and poignant emotional descriptions. more

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