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Post by dem bones on Mar 14, 2008 18:57:35 GMT
Valentina Cilescu - Kiss Of Death (Headline, 1992)  Photograph: John Dietrich 'The Master', a stage Dracula clone, has had himself buried deep below the ground while the builders get on with constructing a high class brothel above him. Feeding off the sexual energies of such debauched revellers as "rosy cheeked Madelon, the French whore, who looked more like an angel but had all the works of Satan in her luscious arse" - very handy if you need to consult a book of black sorcery in a hurry - he prepares his return to the world and his conquest of new prey! Top of his list is Mara Fleming, a New Age psychic with a hectic sex life, and Andreas Hunt, a journalist of similar inclination. When they're not busy pleasuring themselves, each other and anybody else who happens to stroll by, Mara and Andreas unite in resistance versus the evil "vampire of sex" and his minions, knowing that, should they fail, they'll be shagged senseless by yet more people. Incredibly, after page upon page of no-holes-barred bonking, it ends on a downbeat note that may even constitute chilling horror. What a fantastic novel!
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Post by andydecker on Mar 15, 2008 18:21:35 GMT
She really looks like she could eat you alive, isn´t she?  Without cracking a smile  |
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Post by dem bones on Mar 15, 2008 22:16:20 GMT
There's a more recent edition from Neon which has the good grace to run an 'adults only' warning on the cover, although the semi-nude photograph above makes the gesture somewhat redundant.
I've no idea who 'Valentina Cilescu' is but he/ she is extremely prolific and reputedly writes steamy fiction under a number of psuedonyms including Louise Aragon, Anastasia Dubois, Aurelia Clifford, Sophie Danson, Sue Lightfoot, Sue Dyson and Zoë Barnes.
As 'Valentina Cilescu' he/ she has written Vixens Of Night, The Phallus Of Osiris and the Mistress with a Maid series. I think the ...Osiris novel may be a sequel to Kiss Of Death and Mara certainly reappears in another of the vampire erotica novels.
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Without cracking a smile 