A mysterious benefactor. A fortune beyond imagination. A pact that cannot be undone… When struggling writer Geoffrey Tempest suddenly inherits a vast fortune, his life is transformed overnight. Alongside wealth comes the arrival of the enigmatic Prince Lucio—a man of irresistible charm and uncanny power. But as Geoffrey rises in society, basking in luxury, fame, and influence, a chilling truth begins to unfold: his benefactor is no ordinary man, but the embodiment of darkness itself. Published in 1895, Marie Corelli’s The Sorrows of Satan is often hailed as the first great “satanic novel” of modern literature. With its heady mix of gothic atmosphere, moral temptation, and supernatural dread, it shocked Victorian audiences and cemented Corelli’s reputation as one of the most widely read authors of her time. This haunting tale explores vanity, greed, and the eternal struggle between good and evil—asking the question that has lured humanity for centuries: what would you sacrifice to have everything you’ve ever wanted? Step into a decadent world where shadows linger behind every promise, and discover why this gothic masterpiece remains one of the most unsettling and unforgettable works of the fin de siècle. - Brought to you by Little Boy Publishing, dedicated to reviving forgotten classics for a new generation of readers. - Add this chilling gothic masterpiece to your collection today and experience the novel that redefined Victorian horror and temptation. - Perfect for readers of gothic fiction, Faustian bargains, and supernatural suspense—discover why Corelli’s masterpiece still grips readers over a century later.