Dear Diary, For two years, I’ve been checking out a town on Earth. I know this one town is only scratching the surface of the planet. There is one curious ritual that I learned, and it’s called “dating.” Demons don’t “date.” It’s pointless to them, seeing as how they don’t believe in love or companionship. I don’t know why humans date either. I’ve seen them, and I can tell they have ulterior motives. There’s something weird about this human. He’s not a wizard, and yet he’s able to block my abilities somehow. He’s worthy of further…study. It’s just curiosity; that’s all it is, I’m sure. Sunshine, chocolate, puppies. These aren’t the typical words found in most demon vocabularies. But then again, Morgalla isn’t your typical demon. She has a good heart and a terrible secret: she doesn’t like being a demon. Worse, her father is one of the lead demons in Hell and he expects her to follow in his footsteps and wreak havoc on Earth. During one of her many visits to Earth disguised as a human, she meets Jasper. He’s kind and sweet and unlike anyone she’s ever met before. Does she dare show her true self? Is it possible that a demon could find love? Despite the many challenges standing in her way, when trouble begins to brew between Earth and Hell, Morgalla must decide: Which side is she on?

DIARY OF A LONELY DEMON introduces you to a world just next door to our own. Forget what you read or know about Hell. in reality it is far worse and all too real. A horrific force stands to invade and destroy all that we hold dear. Morgalla is a young woman with a good heart and a terrible secret: she's a demon from Hell. Nobody's perfect. Upon one of her many visits to Earth disguised as a human, she meets a young man who shows her kindness she has never known. Does she dare to show her true self? Can a human being love a demon? At the same time a plot unfolds that will put the human race in jeopardy. An epic battle of good vs. evil ensues and the meaning of true love is revealed.

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"The Demon of the Lonely Isle" (孤島の鬼, Kotō no Oni) is a 1929 novel by Edogawa Ranpo, blending mystery, horror, and psychological intrigue. It follows Nogima, the protagonist, who embarks on a perilous investigation after receiving a cryptic message from his late friend. This message points to a remote island where strange and gruesome events unfold. On the island, Nogima encounters twisted individuals, including Kagemasa Madara, a physically deformed man whose cruel actions embody the concept of human evil. The "demon" in the story symbolizes not supernatural forces but the darkness lurking within human nature, exacerbated by isolation and suffering. The novel explores themes of isolation, psychological decay, and the thin line between sanity and madness, challenging the reader to reflect on the nature of evil. With its eerie atmosphere and intricate plot, "The Demon of the Lonely Isle" remains one of Edogawa Ranpo’s most notable works in Japanese detective and horror fiction.

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The beautiful Maerlin lives in a house by the sea. One stormy night, she manages to rescue a beautiful stranger who is shipwrecked. The young man is persecuted by demons, because he is the crown prince of the country on which the curse fell. Now Maerlin has to travel to a distant kingdom and attend a magnificent ball at which every mortal guest becomes a victim. Already on the way, a terrible danger awaits, but what you will not go for love!