Haunted and Taken

Lucy Hart inherits her late grandmother's isolated Victorian house and moves in to finish her second novel under a tight deadline. What begins as subtle disturbances; doors slamming, objects moving, cold spots, quickly escalates into something far more sinister and intimate.

Trapped by financial desperation and a publisher's deadline, Lucy finds herself the target of a malevolent entity that feeds through sexual violation. The attacks grow progressively more physical and invasive, pushing her body and mind to breaking points she never imagined possible.

As the supernatural assaults intensify, Lucy discovers that resistance only makes things worse. The entity's ectoplasmic secretions have aphrodisiac properties that rewire her brain's pleasure centers, creating chemical dependency. What starts as brutal violation slowly transforms into something more disturbing, her body begins craving what her mind knows is wrong.

This extreme paranormal erotica explores themes of supernatural coercion, forced pleasure, chemical addiction, psychological breaking, and the complete erosion of autonomy. It depicts a gradual transformation from terror to acceptance, from resistance to active participation, and ultimately from human to vessel.