Sweet Taste of Betrayal by Harleigh Beck (Paperback)

Sweet Taste of Betrayal by Harleigh Beck (Paperback)

An Erotic Horror Novella. A birthday getaway in a remote cabin turns terrifying when a local legend begins to feel real. What starts as a carefree night quickly spirals into fear as shadows close in and myths take shape, forcing a group of friends to question what’s real—and what’s coming for them...read the full blurb.

£9.99

SKU:
HB-STOB-PB
ISBN:
9798831255928
Pages:
88
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Weight 99 g
Dimensions 127 × 5 × 203 mm
Author

Harleigh Beck

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Adult, Dark, Dark Romance, Erotic Horror, Erotica, Halloween, Horror, Indie, Novella, Paranormal, Romance, Smut

Publication Year

2022

Publisher

Indie

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Blurb:

An Erotic Horror Novella.

A birthday celebration turns into something far darker in this chilling and provocative tale. What begins as a simple night away—a secluded log cabin, a small group of close friends, and no supervision—quickly shifts into something far more sinister. The setting feels perfect at first: remote, quiet, and free from rules.

But there are stories tied to the woods. Stories that are easy to dismiss in the safety of daylight. Legends of masked figures emerging from the trees once a year, seeking something far more permanent than fear. Most people call it a myth. Something to scare children. Something that couldn’t possibly be real.

As the night unfolds, tension builds and the line between truth and fiction begins to blur. The isolation that once felt exciting becomes suffocating. Every sound carries weight. Every shadow feels closer.

What was meant to be a celebration becomes a test of survival, trust, and reality itself. Because some stories don’t exist to entertain. They exist as warnings. And sometimes, those warnings come far too late.

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