The Satanic Bridegroom

The Satanic Bridegroom

by Joe Gola

288 pages· 2014· ISBN 9780990461616

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A crumbling journal found in an attic is discovered to have strange connections with a famous tale of horror, and weird fiction becomes terrifying fact.

In the year 1920, a scientific expedition discovers an undersea relic crafted by unknown hands. The mysteries found within its gates will send a beautiful young American on a journey across the Caribbean, from the city streets of Santiago de Cuba to the emerald jungles of deepest Belize. Her story is seen through the eyes of two different men, an earnest young idealist and an unbalanced libertine who wants young Helen for himself. She may catch her dark lover … or uncover a terror the world has never seen.

The Satanic Bridegroom is a creepy, funny and strange novel written in the weird fiction tradition of H.P. Lovecraft and Arthur Machen. Along the way we encounter mysterious undersea caverns, cursed jungle valleys, drug-addled decadents, arias without underpants, mystics, bullfighters, salubrious new exercise regimens for young ladies of the Modern age and secrets man was not meant to know. Spookiness and wit abound in this unhallowed tale of lust, madness and submarines.

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