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Dark Shadows: Blood Dance

Dark Shadows: Blood Dance

6 March 2010 · Stephen Mark Rainey · Directed by Darren Gross · Dark Shadows #11 · at Big Finish

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"I knew instantly that a dangerous power was at work here..." The year is 1929, and Quentin Collins finds himself in Chicago, captivated by the city's energy and the prospect of a new love. Drawn into the twilight world of speakeasies and organized crime at the Arcadia Club, he becomes embroiled with owner Chandres Tessier - an enigmatic woman to whom he is inexorably drawn, but who hides a dark secret...
violenceInferred mild romanceInferred themessurvivalmysteryobsession
A man is drawn into a dangerous, mysterious world by an enigmatic woman.
“I knew instantly that a dangerous power was at work here...”
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David SelbyLisa RichardsStephen Mark Rainey

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Directed by Darren Gross

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