The Demon Hunters

This horror author, S. B. Redstone, has a morbid tale to tell. It is based on the first woman accused of copulating with Satan, whom the religious fanatics unjustly burned to death at the stake. Redstone's imagination follows Angela de la Sartre's extraordinary life after the flames consumed her flesh, but not her soul, which she offered to Satan.
If you love horror stories as sick as Psycho, Rosemary's Baby, and the Exorcist, then Redstone will not disappoint you. He weaves together a unique supernatural fiend, with demonic possession, life after death, erotica, a bit of sweet romance, and the early 1960s while John F. Kennedy is president.

"I absolutely loved this book. I thought I would read it over a few days in my spare time, but once I started reading it was un-putdownable to coin a new word. The succubus radiates pure evil while supplying surprisingly vivid and frequent sexual encounters."

Opening Chapter - A maniacal succubus escapes from her dungeon in a secret monastery, far from civilization in the Italian Alps.

The bodies of Brother Eduardo and Brother Stephen lay on the stone floor. Razor-sharp talons slashed through their flesh. Fangs of the unholy beast ruptured their throats. Horrified eyes held the final moments of their conscious terror.

Brother Bernard stood behind the old abbot, enveloped in hysteria. "You see! One has escaped," he screamed out. "Maybe others? They'll stalk us! Slaughter us while we sleep!"

The old abbot knew only one demon in their charge rejoiced in such cruelty. And only one had the facility to mutate into a feral beast.

Theme - Angela arrives in America on her diabolical quest to own the body of a human in power. That is her obsession. That is the mystery. Although retired FBI special agent, Noah Browning, is a skeptic concerning the existence of angels and demons, he will join with two extraordinary demon hunters to track down and hopefully capture this invisible succubus before she succeeds in her mission for Satan.