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Most Grimoires only describe male Angels and Demons, all as Incubi. There is no historical evidence of a Grimoire listing female Spirits, until now The book is 'BOOK ONE, ' of a Surrealist exploration, of an alternate Goetia listing salacious Succubae (Dakinis), whose reptilian hunger would freak out Aleister Crowley and H.P. Lovecraft, let alone David Icke. Whereby explaining why the church of Rome never allowed such a book to be created of a very real Necronomicon, which many a fearful Dan Brown monk did not ever consider authoring. Illustrated, Full Colour.

Most Grimoires only describe male Angels and Demons, all as Incubi. There is no historical evidence of a Grimoire listing female Spirits, until now This is Book TWO of a Surrealist exploration, into an alternate Goetia, listing salacious Succubae (Dakinis), whose reptilian hunger would freak out Aleister Crowley and H.P. Lovecraft, let alone David Icke. Whereby explaining why the church of Rome never allowed such a book to be created of a very real Necronomicon, which many a fearful Dan Brown monk did not ever consider authoring. Book ONE illustrated the first twelve Succubae of the Goetia....

Most Grimoires only describe male Angels and Demons, all as Incubi. There is no historical evidence of a Grimoire listing female Spirits, until now This book is 'BOOK ONE, ' of a Surrealist exploration, of an alternate Goetia listing salacious Succubae (Dakinis), whose reptilian hunger would freak out Aleister Crowley and H.P. Lovecraft, let alone David Icke. Whereby explaining why the church of Rome never allowed such a book to be created of a very real Necronomicon, which many a fearful Dan Brown monk did not ever consider authoring. Illustrated, Black & White