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Its compelling, dark undercurrents drew me in and kept me reading.

Emmanuelle de Maupassant

Red as Blood

Little Red Riding Hood?
Belle is eighteen and should be a woman. Terrified that she may be barren and have no future, she confides in her Grandmother.
But as the moon waxes full, she learns that her family has a secret…
Darkly erotic re-telling of an old fairy tale.

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Folktale deliciousness I’m a huge fan of folktales and I love innovative retellings. I certainly wasn’t disappointed with ‘Red as Blood’. It’s not only well-written, and highly-dramatically and sexually charged, but has the natural, flowing lyricism we expect from folktales. Its compelling, dark undercurrents drew me in and kept me reading. I can’t wait to read the other stories in Simone Leigh’s series. ‘Then with a backward glance at me, my Grandmother leaps through the window and I follow, rejoicing in my new life. And we run into the dark and silken night.’

Emmanuelle de Maupassant
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