Night on Pandemonia

Bloodwitch Luz Oscuria

Juni 2021 · Babelcube Inc.

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In ancient times, Goddess Ivy created a world in which She allowed all kinds of creatures to coexist. But the creatures of the night caused a great deal of concern to mortals. Perhaps a young girl’s metamorphosis into a Vampire would be a game-changer. Kate-Lynn had the distinction of keeping her soul when Vampire Valek made her his infanta. At his side, she fought in the defense of mortals to whom she still felt so close. Was she going to achieve her goal without losing what made her so different from her peers? Explore Pandemonia and its surroundings with her, still beware if you are a mortal yourself, and discover the journey of one who wanted to change the world.

Autoren-Profil

A literary soul born in 1985 and adopted from Limoges, Bloodwitch Luz Oscuria has been playing with words since the age of 8. Jack-of-all-trades, she tries her hand at all styles, from comics to poetry, including plays, essays, short stories... And in the midst of it all, New Year's Eve 2000 until 2006, she wrote what remains to this day her most ambitious story. Named "Growing Antichrist", she put it aside for eight long years, the time to live several real-life experiences, including that of becoming a mother. The first volume was finally released in 2014. In 2013, she built the key character of her first novel, "Nuit sur Pandémonia", which forms the 1st part of the Divyns Vampire saga with its sequel, "Fiat Tenebra (Que les Ténèbres soient)" (2015), both since reunited in "Les Vampires Divyns" (2017). The Forgotten Memories saga saw the light of day in 2019 with "La Brume de l’oubli" and "L’Ombre du souvenir" published in August and December. Earlier that year, in April, she tried her hand at poetry with the collection "De Retour des Ténèbres" which contains poems written between 2002 and 2008. For 2020, she worked on a trilogy called "Le Novae Terrae", a most ambitious work which will have required a lot of research for this fantastic story on a real historical background. Her website, which has been in existence since 2005, is called “L’Antre de Bloodwitch”. In addition to excerpts from her various books, she shares writings on the subjects that inspire her, from music to criminology, through mythologies and unsolved mysteries. “L’Antre de Bloodwitch” is the first showcase to discover her pen.