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Lady Venom Takes A Mistress: A Gothic Lesbian Romance

Kat Blackthorne
4.2 / 5.0
Published: 2023

Description

Alabaster Baudelaire is a creature of shadow and exquisite danger, a woman whose touch feels like a velvet coil tightening around the soul. In this lush, atmospheric gothic romance, the boundaries between desire and obsession blur within the dark, fairy-touched corners of the Halloween Boys universe. When a new presence enters the orbit of the enigmatic Lady Venom, the result is an intense, intoxicating pull that demands total surrender. This story captures the essence of a dark fairy tale, weaving together sharp-edged longing and visceral passion. It is a masterclass in tension, where every interaction crackles with a lethal kind of intimacy. Readers who crave stories that linger in the mind long after the final page will find themselves utterly captivated by the way Alabaster wraps her influence around the heart, leaving no room for anything else. Kat Blackthorne delivers a brief, potent experience that hits with the weight of a fever dream, blending literary elegance with high-stakes eroticism. If you are looking for a romance that feels both hauntingly beautiful and dangerously sharp, this is an essential read that proves love can be the most exquisite poison of all.

Customer Reviews

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Thebookishgauge
September 9, 2023
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I don’t bite 🦇

This book was everything I could have hoped for! It’s a great addition to the Halloween Boys universe and Kat just does an amazing job. This was my first sapphic romance and given it was also a gothic romance it was just perfection in my opinion. It just does such an amazing job telling Poesys story and how much she fought to not be auctioned off to a man like her mother insisted. When Poesys tricks don’t work she runs for the only place she knows might be her saving grace even if Lady Venom has been nothing but a story told around town. Lady Venom might have some of the best lines and her banter with Poesy is so good, even when it’s wrapped up in a beauty and beast retelling. The secrets and the ghosts and the love story between these two is just so good. It shows that how wonderful love is when it’s with the person you are meant to be with. There is so much good spice and I loved how much they cared to take care of one another 😉 if you get my drift. Also I will just love a story that fights against the patriarch any day. Kat Blackthorne will always be a must read author for me.
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Emily
February 10, 2025
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Wlw dark romance

Absolutely love this book. As a wlw reader craving a dark sapphic I was lucky to find such an amazing book. The author did an incredible job with the writing and I was hooked from start to finish. This is one of my favorite wlw books.
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MissAlice 2U
September 10, 2023
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FAVORITE READ OF THE FRIGGIN YEAR

"Alabaster Baudelaire was slithering into my heart and soul, wrapping around my wrist and my ribs, and squeezing out anything that wasn’t of her. And I welcomed my glorious death." Yes, please. More writing like this all day, every day and I would be the happiest reader in the world. Smut- yup? Awesome plot that drives you to read the book again? Double yup. And then there are these quotes that smack your eyeballs and you end up highlighting them as to come back and adore them a few more times. “Is a sunflower more beautiful than a daisy? All flowers just bloom. Beauty does not compete; it simply flourishes." I mean- come on. I'm reading a paranormal smutty slithering bloody gruesome book and the writing ends up being poignant!?!? It's annoyingly great. I couldn't have asked for a more perfect paranormal foray. The steamy scenes are stupid hot... do not read this one around other humans as your face will give away the fact you are reading about a mamba in a particular chapter that is completely ssssalacious. You may find yourself wanting a wee green snake bracelet of your own, and the ending? Demons unite. I could not find one damn thing I didn't like about this book. I am not a man hater, but there ain't no way to like the men in these pages so I went with the gruesome deaths and laughed at Lady Venoms antics. Just read it- you won't regret it. The writing is phenom! "AND THEY LIVED DREADFULLY EVER AFTER."