Book-Three in the "Retro Terrors" collection contains two classically inspired works from Stephen Glover under two of his various pseudonyms; both of them brooding and supernatural takes on the subject of gender warfare and the mesmeric, psychological and irrevocable, form that conflict can sometimes take.
"Ancient Sorceries Revisited", from Sandrine Bessancort gives us the misadventure of an English civil-servant vacationing in France at the beginning of the 20th century. A timid and inoffensive bachelor who breaks his journey to visit a sleepy village in the Loire Valley And finds himself unable to leave!
The two books of Rafael Menton's "Madame Fabienne" containing "A Woman of Haiti" and its sequel: "Bound in Port au Prince", describing the tragic effect of a Haitian practitioner of voodoo and mesmerism on the lives of two brothers completes our triad.
2-Works of terror and possession from the past paying homage to the fiction of De Maupassant and Conan Doyle.