Diary of Murders

Sarah Cook

Diary of Murders is an erotic Victorian murder mystery!

LOVE DOMINATES US ALL

London.1895. Two doctors – Miriam Clayton and John Bennett – fall in love with one another when they realise they have the same wicked sexual desires.

1896. A series of gruesome murders have gripped Soho. Their details are confessed in a damning diary.

But who of the pair is committing these crimes? And what has turned their love into violence?

Join Miriam and John on their dark romantic journey through pain and bondage. But, as a cruel society tests their passions, discover what can push a person to their breaking point and see how deadly love can really be.

Can you unbind the secrets of the Diary of Murders?

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IAC Main Tropes:

Victorian Era

Detailed Tropes:

Late 1890s era, He Falls First, Femme-Domme, Male Sub, MFFM Scene, Ropes & Ties, There's A Ball!, Murder for Revenge, Survivor & PTSD Rep

Representations in This Book:

Mental Health, Mental Illness

Age Groups:

Adult

Spice Level:

Level 6

Available Formats:

Paperback, eBook

Content Information:

Level 4

This book contains swearing, consensual sex, BDSM (female-domme), group sex, murder, blood, injuries, domestic violence, alcoholism, drug use, PTSD, panic attacks, miscarriage, derogatory historical language against sex workers, and rape on page. This is not a romance so there is no HEA.

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About the Author

Sarah Cook

Sarah Cook is a historical fiction author who predominantly writes in the late-Victorian era. She basically takes a genre and makes it Victorian. She has written thriller series Diary of Murders, including sequel Secrets Unbound and Prequel Her Tormented Saviour, and minotaur poly-romance A Maze of Monsters & Men, all out now. Her next book, The Elaborations, is a Victorian Dark Romance is out on 9th February. She also lives with her two cats Jekyll and Bennett in Northamptonshire. She is obsessed with the Victorian era. In her spare time, Sarah is an active member of the Victorian Society and likes to explore the weird wonders of the UK.

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