Satan's Affair

Gather initial thoughts and broad opinions about the book.

1. What impression did Satan’s Affair make on you? What stood out most?

2. What were your favorite (or least favorite) moments in Sibby’s story? Did any events stand out as particularly impactful for Sibby or for you as the reader?

3. Compare Satan’s Affair to other works by H.D. Carlton or works with similarities to Satan’s Affair. These could be other vigilante works, other dark romances, or even just other psychologically driven narratives.

Encourage readers to connect the book’s themes and characters with their personal experiences.

1. Pick a moment from the book that shocked you (or that you think would be most shocking to the average reader). What details stand out to you? What is shocking about this moment, and how do the characters react to it?

2. Satan’s Affair is essentially a book about revenge and vigilantism. How do you feel about Sibby’s view of good and evil? Do you agree with Sibby that vigilantism is needed, or with Rosie, who rejects the idea of vigilantism entirely?

3. While Sibby’s life is extraordinary, her basic conflict of loneliness and trauma can be relatable in a multitude of ways.