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Author_Kat Coffin
Author_Kat D. Coffin
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comedy
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ghost stories
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magic
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paranormal comedy
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Product details
- ISBN 9781648984822
- Dimensions: 152 x 228mm
- Publication Date: 20 Nov 2025
- Publisher: City Owl Press
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Paperback
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Emerie Fox’s New Home Comes with Unwanted Surprises...
Leaky pipes, moldy basements—and a mischievous demon poltergeist who’s redecorating her home, stealing her stuff, and leaving blood-soaked messages on the mirror. Sure, the messages are helpful (like reminders to buy milk or grab an umbrella), but Emerie is not the kind of person who tolerates vermin—supernatural or otherwise.
When DIY Exorcism Goes Wrong...
In a desperate attempt to rid herself of the supernatural nuisance, Emerie accidentally rips open a rift between worlds, unleashing the forces of Hell onto her quiet New England town. Now, with a sarcastic witch, a no-nonsense priest, and a dangerously attractive (and seriously irritated) demon named Samael by her side, Emerie has no choice but to track down and exorcise every demon before the portal to Hell consumes everything.
But as things spiral out of control, Emerie begins to wonder: is this just a simple case of demon extermination, or is something far darker—and much more personal—at play?
Perfect for fans of dark humor, supernatural adventure, and steamy demon romance, this fast-paced, laugh-out-loud paranormal romp will keep you hooked until the very last page!
Kat D. Coffin is a part-time serious academic and full-time writer and musician, currently residing in Brooklyn, NY. Her debut fantasy novel, Hell’s Heresies, releases in 2025 from City Owl Press. She is one of the few writers granted permission from the C.S. Lewis Company to stage her play Lost and Found: The Meditations of Susan Pevensie, which imagines the grief and emotions Susan Pevensie endures after the events of The Chronicles of Narnia. She enjoys singing opera, playing guitar, a good stout, and pestering her cat Dorothy L. Sayers.
