Laura Weston bargains one night of sex to save her brother’s life, or so she thought.  The man who comes to collect is not a doctor, but a demon.  Freud is on a mission of revenge and Laura is his pawn.  The only one who can save her from the dark magic is Myles, who is the opposite of his evil brother Freud.

Unholy Woman is a journey into the dark side where black magic is used to mete out pain and death.  But Justine Paper demonstrates a touch of optimism in the age old battle of good versus evil with Myles.  This is a very creative tale full of intrigue and intricate schemes.  The character of Myles is my favorite.