Satan and my Darling

Eric Madhavi is a mediocre poet who’s grossly unequipped for real life. It’s his beauty and monetary value that make him a target for Alexander Calderon’s chapter of Satanists at Mansion Leviathan. Alexander promises Eric a new life. The chance to be their celebrated Satanic poet. With membership and a new title. All, in exchange for capital and absolute loyalty. When Eric vaguely tells his friends Elizabeth Berthier and Benjamin Morris about this new religion, it seems too absurd for them to take seriously. But Eric is completely devoted. That is, until he meets Valerie Schneider. A young Christian woman whose heedless destructive appetites play cruelty with Eric’s naive and passionate heart. He believes that he’s in love. But she only uses him for pleasure. It will take more than Elizabeth’s genius and Ben’s pragmatism to save their friend from his farcical new obsessions that are far more dangerous than they could have imagined.
Satan and my Darling is a mordant satire on sexism and religion. A celebration of art and ideas. And a compassionate guide to creativity and life.