Paul Edwards

Infernal Love Paul Edwards

"Heart-stopping horror... Paul Edwards is a startling new voice in fear fiction, and in Infernal Love he conjures an imaginative, mood-drenched and genuinely frightening supernatural shocker." - Dante Tomaselli, director of Desecration, Satan's Playground and Torture Chamber. "Paul Edwards's novella Infernal Love is a literary love letter to 1960s and 70s occult horror, a deliciously twisted East European nightmare full of demonic births, apocalyptic portents and the occult... In many ways this is a blood-spattered homage to both Ira Levin and Lucio Fulci, yet Edwards makes this tale his own, delivering a fast-paced, tightly written satanic chiller smartly eschewing the clichés of the tradition, while admirably succeeding in giving us those old school thrills we all secretly crave. Highly recommended." - Frank Duffy, author of The Signal Block and Other Tales, Mountains of Smoke and Unknown Causes. "Infernal Love is a dark and enticing novella convincingly telling of diabolism while containing all the visual imagery and feel of a sixties monochrome horror movie... Every character, whether they be a holy man or a deviant in Satan's employ, is skilfully drawn and entirely believable. If your penchant is for demonic possession, devil worship, bleak churchyards, dark mirrors and diabolic entities...then this is the book for you. There are few novellas I've found so gripping that I've had to read them till the end in one sitting, but Infernal Love is one." - John B. Ford, author of The Evil Entwines. "Fast paced and tightly written, Infernal Love could be the novelisation of the greatest 70s shocker movie Fulci never made. A delirious satanic chiller, featuring demons, bloody deaths, dark mirrors, tormented priests and an evil child, this will appeal to those who love their horror bloodthirsty and old-school. I highly recommend it." - Mark West, author of Drive, The Mill and Conjure.