Dark Angel: A Crimson Peak Story

Dark Angel: A Crimson Peak Story

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When Angelica "Angel" Devereaux -- a young Black woman who has a few secrets of her own -- crosses paths with the murderous Sharpe siblings when they arrive in Chicago to complete a business deal, things don't turn out the way any of them had planned... especially when both Thomas and Lucille fall passionately in love with her... and that's when things take an unexpected and deadly turn. Inspired by the motion picture, "Crimson Peak", written by Guillermo Del Toro and Matthew Robbins. All original characters were created by me. No copyright infringement is intended. I did take a few liberties with 1900's Chicago, and a few elements of the film's storyline, to make the story more interesting, so any errors are mine. Mature themes and content, including some strong language, and scenes of sexuality/sensuality and violence.
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In the summer of 1889, Rose Tallmadge is the new bride of Christian Turner, the town's tailor. Her new husband buys a new house for them that hasn't been lived in for at least a year. Rose is cautious about moving in because there will have to be a lot of renovations needed to make the house really livable again. Soon after Rose moves in, she meets a stranger in the house who warns her that she needs to get out before she gets hurt. She wonders if this houses dark past may not be as exaggerated as the town's people say. Disclaimer: I do not own Crimson Peak. Crimson Peak is the property of Guillermo del Toro.

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