The year is 1874, and the young and devout Marie Redglass is the flower of London - until the night her life is taken from her by a handsome, sophisticated, supernatural murderer, and given back in a hellish form. Now she must navigate the concealed and decadent world of vampires.

Telepathy, sadism, impenetrable symbols, and the incessant cannibal feast stand at every turn. But in a world where so much perverse magic is possible, could there also be a way out?

The year is 1874, and the young and devout Marie Redglass is the flower of London - until the night her life is taken from her by a handsome, sophisticated, supernatural murderer, and given back in a hellish form. Now she must navigate the concealed and decadent world of vampires.

Telepathy, sadism, impenetrable symbols, and the incessant cannibal feast stand at every turn. But in a world where so much perverse magic is possible, could there also be a way out?

Wells of Night explores an inner universe of love, loss, myth, and belief that grapples deeply with the tensions each introduces into life. By turns direct, florid, and allegorical, these poems search for a resolution that does justice to both sides of the divided heart, and intimate the beginnings of that resolution

Wells of Night explores an inner universe of love, loss, myth, and belief that grapples deeply with the tensions each introduces into life. By turns direct, florid, and allegorical, these poems search for a resolution that does justice to both sides of the divided heart, and intimate the beginnings of that resolution.