Evil in All Its Disguises — Inspirations for the Book

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Paule Ka : Un Printemps Eté 2012 à Acapulco Campagne - MaxiTendance
Elle Germany retro-inspired photo shoot in Acapulco, 2011
Evil in All Its Disguises | DARK VOYAGE
My publisher made some last-minute changes to the cover of EVIL IN ALL ITS DISGUISES. Here's the final version!
Medea, 1838 - Eugene Delacroix - WikiArt.org
"[Claudia’s] artwork was invariably disturbing. She had once drawn a picture of a woman killing two small children, and she’d burned it after seeing my horrified reaction. One of the notebooks had a rough study of that scene, along with a postcard of the painting that inspired it. On the back of the card was printed MEDEA, 1838, EUGÈNE DELACROIX, MUSÉE DES BEAUX-ARTS DE LILLE. I knew the Greek myth, and I finally understood the lone word my sister had written on her sketch: Revenge."
Poets' Corner - Harold Vinal - White April
"Proserpine" (or Persephone), an 1874 painting by Dante Gabriel Rossetti that shows up in EVIL IN ALL ITS DISGUISES.