Story cover for The Devil's Fever by Kbeezee1
The Devil's Fever
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    Time 3h 43m
Complete, First published Mar 31, 2024
Mature
In 1890s London a spate of brutal murders terrorise the city. A local detective and gentleman scientist come together to investigate the bloody crimes. But who is committing these acts? What is the link between them? And could there really be a child killer loose in London murdering with tooth and nail?In 1890s London a spate of brutal murders terrorise the city. A local detective and gentleman scientist come together to investigate the bloody crimes. But who is committing these acts? What is the link between them? And could there really be a child killer loose in London murdering with tooth and nail?
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On a cold dark night, a storm raged, and a woman lay dying. In her life she had been a psychic who spoke to the dead, but who had wanted to stop her? And what secrets were they trying to hide? With all the mystic connections involved in her murder, the police are out of their depth. They need someone with more knowledge of the magical arts, and so the only hope they have for solving the case is to ask for help from the Fairy Detective Agency. Princess Elysia and her friends are no longer children, they have grown up and left the fairy realm. Now they have travelled through the veil and into the human realm, where the mysteries are darker and more gritty. Their fairy magic can help them crack the case in ways the police could only dream of... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A/N: a young adult mystery novel. Kind of loosely inspired by the Rainbow Magic fairy books that I used to read to my daughter, and then imagining them being rebooted as a young adult drama in the style of Riverdale, or something like that kind of vibe. So if any of that sounds appealing, check it out.