Sasina Zariel Emerodo

An anthological collection of tales of crime, mystery and seduction from the world of Lovecraft County.
The one that, in addition to being the city of the mafia, is also the city of desires of the lovers of its kings and lords of their desires and pleasures, in which it is the mecca of crime, where crimes and pleasures, in addition to fetishes among the rich , being where people go in search of their dreams and pleasures, where their fetishes come true.
This is the mecca of crimes and desires that will never be fulfilled, of those people who fall into the abyss of the seduction of greed and death.
In which they were among the city, home of the darkest desires, bloody crimes, thoughts of no return, where impulsiveness reigns, people in search of happiness, even if momentary, were possessed by their desires and lost in their own dreams.
From novels to mystery tales and thoughts, where there are no more pleasures, of those who have lost the truth, live in impulsiveness, in which those who manage to fulfill their greatest desires and wishes, from the strangest desires, embark on a path of no return , with countless characters involved in crimes, secret passions, death lurks at their side

Anthologies of Crimes of Tales in Pleasures Darkness in Desires

County of Illusionen der Fancy Maidens 


The city of Astro-Star, the golden city that depended on an alien to keep the city safe, according to advertisements, more than 50% of cases were resolved. 


Tsuki was sitting in front of the Watch Tower conference table. 


It had debuted six months ago, a new section of the magazine, Daily Star Planet, there's a section of the newsroom that they debuted that was about publishing crimes. 


Then, during the weeks, it was crimes, in which Tsuki wrote crimes where he used the knowledge of real cases that the greatest detective in the world had written and sent to the newspaper, reporting about his cases that he solved. 


In the midst of this, Tsuki hired a photo shoot for several models, who monthly stamped the covers of magazines, where their cases were written. 


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