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Dying To Be Widow
Paperback
Series: Risk and the Killers, Book 2
ISBN13: 9781950886692
Publisher: Lakeside Letters, LLC
Published: Apr 11 2025
Pages: 734
Weight: 1.84
Height: 1.61 Width: 5.50 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
Content Advisory: This book and its sample contain mature themes and scenes that some readers may find sensitive, including depictions of violence, strong language, adult situations, etc. Reader discretion is advised.
Before Risk and the Kildare Killers used a wild sex and death escapade to flee the raging flames beneath Dayzee Dazzle's mansion in Beverly Hills, bringing them to a dark, burning, nightmare world . . .
Widow was already there
The shy, prudish woman had earned her passage to Below the Bay like all the rest: she died at a peak moment of ecstasy. In that hellish landscape below the San Francisco Bay, in shock and losing her mind, she started mutating from a blast of nasty radiation, got violently and cruelly raped, then got cast out into the savage city, still gagged and bound.
Was it her fate to perish at the claws and fangs of whichever beast found her first? Not a chance. She learned to embrace that world, celebrate the gorgeous but monstrous thing she'd become, and reject any boundaries between sex and death and love and consumption.
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