Estella, Vampire Queen of the Rejected, royally invites
you to join herself and her zombie lover for a fix of dark erotic tales
sure to tickle your fancy and give you the shivers. But mind your manners,
because they bite.
Estella is better known as the Vampire Queen of the Rejected
due to her major Haversham complex; dumped at the altar, she's Dracula's
rejected bride. And boy does she harp on it--still wears her
Victorian wedding dress, moth holes and all. Lucy Rot was a sweet girl who
had a rather bad experience with magic.
Now she's a zombie and Estella's lover and lacky. Together,
they lure the unsuspecting into their dark basement for a fix of darkly
erotic twisted tales... and dinner!
Think story within a
story.
Great expectations mashed with Tales from the Crypt and Red
Shoe Diaries.
Release Date: TODAY!!
May 22, 2012
Estella, Vampire Queen of the
Rejected, is sick of men. Or so she would have you think. Ditched at
the altar by Dracula himself, she'd rather spend her days with what she
now believes to be the more faithful gender. Plagued by a Haversham
complex, she gets her kicks by luring prey into her decrepit house with
promises of erotic tales...but mind your manners, and fingers, because she
bites.
Lucy Rotterdayne—a zombie better known as Lucy Rot—is
Estella's sometimes-faithful subject and lover. Although why she hangs
around to be ridiculed and taunted by a bitter vampire, she has no idea.
Perhaps the answer is rooted the story of how she was zombified by a doctor who
is simply masterful with his hands?
WARNING. For adult audiences only.
EXCERPT(c) JoAnne Kenrick, Decadent Publishing. All rights reserved.“Fancy bursting into my boudoir and expecting me to entertain on demand. The cheek of it. You people have no manners.” Estella puffed her raspberry-red hair into something that resembled an up-do and readjusted her breasts, shoving her plump flesh back into her once-upon-a-time-white corset. “I know. The word is out. I give great story. I do understand. You’re excited, who wouldn’t be? I am rather marvelous, if I do say so myself. “In my day, though, the men held doors open for ladies, and the ladies tilted their necks to offer supper. Oh, no need to wrap that sweater farther up your jugular, dear, I’ve already eaten, so I’m not hungry…at the moment.” Estella stretched her arms out, licked her canines, and hoisted her moth-hole-ridden skirt to expose her alabaster thighs decorated with stockings laddered at the knees and splattered with fresh blood. “I can’t vouch for Lucy, though. She’s always hungry, aren’t you my little Deady Bear.”
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