Drowning Ophelia

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?