Conjure by Harleigh Beck (Paperback)

A move to a nameless town is meant to offer distance from the past, but grief follows closely behind. After witnessing the deaths that shattered their family, the narrator finds themselves living in a decaying house where shadows feel alive and silence presses too close. The house watches. The woods behind it whisper. Nothing here feels empty.

The forest draws people in with murmured promises that end in stillness. Something ancient has made this place its home. It feeds on turmoil, rage, and desire, thriving on the fractures within the people who cross its path. The closer it gets, the harder it becomes to separate fear from temptation.

Dominic, a stepbrother bound by shared loss and unspoken tension, becomes part of that pull. Desire forms where it should not exist, shaped by darkness, secrecy, and shared pain. What grows between them is intense, consuming, and dangerous, blurring lines that were never meant to move.

As the presence in the woods tightens its grip, obsession turns into urgency. The narrator realises this force wants more than fear. It wants truth, weakness, and surrender. Stopping it means confronting every buried secret and risking everything left to protect the people who matter most.

Conjure is a paranormal erotic horror that explores grief, forbidden desire, and the cost of facing something that feeds on human emotion. It is a descent into obsession, sacrifice, and the lengths one will go to end a haunting that refuses to let go.