Flesh and Blood
Flesh and Blood by John Argus, published by Chimera Publications in 2004, is a work of fiction that delves into the realms of erotica and fantasy. This edition spans 130 pages and is presented in English. The narrative follows Detective Leah MacInnes, a strong and striking character who grapples with a series of mysterious disappearances while navigating her tumultuous feelings for her new boss. As Leah roams the nightlife, she becomes entangled in a world of desire and danger, where the line between reality and the supernatural blurs.
Readers will encounter a tale that intertwines elements of sagas and the darker aspects of human desire. The story introduces vampires—ancient beings who thrive in the shadows—and explores Leah’s internal struggles as she confronts her own cravings and the haunting presence of a ghostly figure. The narrative captures her journey through a landscape filled with both physical and emotional challenges, as she seeks to understand the forces at play in her life. Flesh and Blood offers a unique exploration of desire, power, and the complexities of attraction within a fantastical framework.
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‘Shhh, ‘ he cajoled, then drew her forward between a pair of waist high posts. Each had a brass ring at its top, and a thin chain attached. He drew her right arm out to one side and attached a shackle to it. Leah felt her stomach lurch and opened her mouth to protest; yet no sound emerged. And then her other wrist was shackled to the opposite post and her heart was beating like a trip hammer as he moved away to one corner, and maneuvered a tall, antique, gold embossed mirror in front of her, cocked at a slight angle. Her reflected eyes were enormous and her expression stricken. She could see the outline of her erect nipples through her thin blouse, and her cheeks began to flush as she became aware of his scrutiny.
They hunt the shadows of the night, spoken of only in rumors and whispers. Vampires: ancient and powerful, creatures of magic who hunger for flesh and blood.
Detective Leah MacInnes is tough, beautiful, and thinks she’s seen it all. Girls are going missing, but Leah can hardly concentrate on the case because her new boss is a tough, cold lesbian whom she hates… and wants. So she roams the streets and clubs at night, giving herself to strange men in a desperate attempt to ease the desire gripping her body and soul.
And in the depths of darkness each night a ghostly figure takes her, punishes her, and promises her she will come to him, kneel at his feet, and call him master…
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