Black Damask

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DRAMA HISTORICAL FICTION FANTASY HORROR

17th Century or Earlier

Anna Rossi

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Submision Type

book

Logline

Dark, gripping and intriguing, Black Damask is a supernatural novel set in Tudor England.

Genre

Drama,Historical Fiction,Fantasy,Horror

Short Summary

At the age of ten, in the turbulent reign of Bloody Mary, Annabelle discovers a frightening ability. In a fit of revenge she prays to the Devil for the death of the Earl of Welton. He dies and Annabelle, terrified, vows never to pray to the Devil again. But she does.

Setting

Tudor Warwickshire, London and Worcestershire

Based on a True Story

No

Plot - Premise

Other

Plot - Other Elements

Twist,Other

Mature Audience Themes

Incest,Sexual Abuse,Extreme Violence,Nudity

Main Character Details

Name: Annabelle

Age: 10-40

Gender: Female

Role: Emotional

Key Traits: Charming,Complex,Sexy,Adventurous,Desperate,Educated,Seductive

Additional Character Details

Name: Margaret (sister of Annabelle)

Age: 8-40

Gender: Female

Role: Emotional

Key Traits: Educated,Insecure,Romantic,Secretive,Complex

Additional Character Details

Name: Jarnel Rohan (Husband of first Margaret, then Annabelle)

Age: 12-40

Gender: Male

Role: antagonist

Key Traits: Aggressive,Complex,Charming,Confident,Masculine,Villainous,Sexy,Power Hungry

Additional Character Details

Name: Simon Andras (defrocked priest)

Age: timeless

Gender: Male

Role: antagonist

Key Traits: Charming,Complex,Confident,Engaging,Gracious,Masculine,Villainous,Educated,Sexy,Power Hungry,Secretive,Seductive,Sophisticated

About The Author

Anna Rossi gave up her career in journalism as a columnist and Agony Aunt in order to concentrate on her first love, writing fiction. She lives in Warwickshire, UK, with her husband and bossy cat.

Target Audiences

Age: 18-34,35-54,55+

Target Gender: Universal

Group Specific

Information not completed

Publishing Details

Status: Yes: self-published

Publisher: Author

Year Published: 2011

Hard Copy Available

Yes

ISBN

ISBN 9781490542263