Summary - Satan's Affair: Based On The Book By H.D. Carlton

SUMMARY

SATAN'S AFFAIR

BASED ON THE BOOK BY H.D. CARLTON

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: FLASH LIBRARY

CONTENT

Introduction to Sibel and Her World

The Dollhouse and Its Inhabitants

The Selection and Capture of Victims

Torture and Justification

Sibel's Relationship with Her Henchmen

The Case of Gary and Jennifer

The Arrival of Zade and Shifting Alliances

Unveiling Savior's Society

Confrontation with Reality and the Aftermath

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

"Satan's Affair" by H.D. Carlton is a novel that delves into the mind of Sibel, a young woman shaped by a traumatic upbringing in a cult. Escaping her past, she becomes convinced of her mission to rid the world of "demons," those she deems evil. Operating from within a traveling Halloween fair, Sibel acts as judge, jury, and executioner, using her unique ability to "smell" the evil in people's souls. The story explores themes of morality, mental illness, and the seductive nature of violence as Sibel navigates her self-appointed task, until her reality begins to crumble. The arrival of Zade, a man with a similarly dark past, complicates her world, forcing her to confront the true nature of her actions and question her own sanity.

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