Midnight Lovers
Midnight Lovers

Midnight Lovers

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"There's no way to foresee evil, just feel it coursing through your veins." Welcome to Salem, the city marked by its witch hunts. The hysteria of 1692 is treated by humans as another cruel episode of humanity, but for the supernatural world it is as if witchcraft had taken root there. Bridget Bishop, was one of those casualties, but before she died she placed a curse on that ground: "The Earth will claim the unlived life of the child in my womb!" And like everything else in the supernatural world, balance must be regained.
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