In 1750, Beatrice Scarlet, an apothecary's daughter, faces superstition and murder in a post-Salem American village. A chilling historical horror tale.
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In 1750, Beatrice Scarlet, an apothecary's daughter, faces superstition and murder in a post-Salem American village. A chilling historical horror tale.
Scarlet Widow is book one of a brand new series by Graham Masterton, the author of the very entertaining and popular series featuring DS Katie Maguire. Beatrice Scarlet is a far different character than Katie Maguire and the series is a grand departure from what is offered in the Katie Maguire ...
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Frequent and explicit sexual scenes, including morbid and repetitive content. Graphic depiction of assault and coercive sexual behavior.
Graphic violence and brutality, including a disturbing scene of assault.
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Moderate religious themes with clergy and post-Salem witch trial fears.
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Central themes of superstition, Satan, demons, and occult influence.
Minor cultural messaging on slavery and gender roles in 18th-century context.
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Themes of brutality, animal death, child death, and systemic suffering. Graphic depiction of assault and coercive sexual behavior.
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