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| Drowning Ophelia
| | Eva Natsumi
| The French call an orgasm ‘la petite mort’ because they believe each brings death and new life.
In Eva Natsumi’s debut erotic novella, she brings a new twist to Dracula and vampires in general. This is not an ordinary erotica, but a tale of love and death. Without death there can be no life, no love, and no pleasure.
What begins as a regular trip home turns drastically different for naive and melancholy Ophelia. The bus isn’t empty as it should be, but instead packed. The only seat available is next to a wild and intoxicating woman and Ophelia is forced to take it, unfolding the first in a series of surreal events.
When the bus doesn’t make it to either of their destinations, it seems too good to be true. Ophelia is stranded at a romantic manor with a gorgeous woman who seems all too ready to please her. Only, their mysterious and ominous host espies Ophelia. Ophelia goes from a previously boring and unromantic life to stuck between two loves. Could it get more complicated?
Of course.
In the dark manor secrets unfold and sexualities unleash. Thrust in to a surreal situation, Ophelia can’t comprehend its anything but a fairy tale. With fairy tales, not everything is sparkling, though. There is always a grim beast lurking around every corner. Is there a grim beast lurking in this manor, or is it just a figment of the imagination?
Beware all ye who venture beyond this book contains sexually explicit scenes that some may find disturbing, while others may find arousing. Enter at your own risk.
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