The Witch of the Ruby Tower

What will you do when the one you love disappoints you, and you realize you’ve sunk into the swamp of a boring life? Will you go to a night club to relieve stress? See a psychologist, or pour your heart out to friends? Or maybe you’ll find a more exotic way—like the heroine of this novel did: call up a demon. The infernal beauty will at least give you, for a while, the feeling of celebration and will grant you a scorching night of love. His skillful caresses will melt your insides, giving birth to an unbridled delight you’ve never known before. Only it’s important to remember that afterwards he’ll want something in return. Say, he’ll pull you into his world with the help of a computer game and make you a puppet in political intrigues. And then you won’t be up to boredom or self-analysis, because to survive you’ll have to learn to wield a sword. And what’s worse, as if by spite, your new body needs to be fed with blood—plus the rumors around you about the legendary warrior Violet Flower cause a strange premonition.