At the Mirk and Midnight Hour
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| Title: | At the Mirk and Midnight Hour |
| Publisher: | Therion Press |
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| Author(s): | Jena Snyder |
| Cover Artist(s): | Tim Hammell |
| Illustrator(s): | Tim Hammell |
| Date(s): | March 1991 |
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| Fandom: | Beauty and the Beast (TV) |
| Language: | English |
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At the Mirk and Midnight Hour is a gen 214-page Beauty and the Beast novel by Jena Snyder. The black and white cover and other art is by Tim Hammell.
Summary
In this novel, some one is savagely murdering women that resemble Catherine. Diana is assigned to the case and discovers the murderer is attempting to control Vincent by resurrecting Catherine through the use of voodoo. In the end, Catherine appears as a spirit to urge Vincent to let her go. Diana and Vincent share a bond and are in love in this story but have not entered into a s exual relationship. Buyers should note that this story contains very graphic violence which prompted us to give it an R rating.[1]
Reactions and Reviews
In this suspenseful, gritty 4th season mystery novel, Diana investigates serial rape/murders involving voodoo and an attempt to control Vincent through an attempt/promise to resurrect Catherine. Some violence, very intense throughout. Pro Canadian science fiction/ fantasy/mystery writer.[2]