And that Red Lord fella, complete nightmare fuel. The witches are dangerous and sinister, killing anyone they please and tearing lives apart without a second thought. In series of this ilk I’ve read in the past, often the supernatural beings are given a cutesy filter. It’s modern, it’s fun, it’s scary, and there’s heart. Female driven horror/fantasy series are a dime a dozen, so honestly I was a little nervous about getting involved in this one, but I’m definitely glad I did. Stalked by the mysterious Red Lord, Robin must find a way to take on her most dangerous foes yet.īurn The Dark was a fun read with an original take on an already massively popular subgenre of the horror universe. Upon returning, Robin is reunited with some old friends and makes a few along the way to aid in her cause. Hellbent on eliminating the coven of witches who killed her mother, Robin returns to her small Georgia hometown to enact her revenge. Hunt’s Malius Domestica series, Burn The Dark lays the ground work for an exciting horror fantasy series with a unique cast of characters and nightmares at every turn.īurn The Dark introduces Robin Martine, a modern day witch hunter with a massive social media following.
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