Book Review: Coax
In the shadowy fringes of The Colony Carnivale, where twilight devours daylight and desires turn deadly, Judy and Gid prowl for willing souls. Raised as twisted twins by a man who broke them beyond repair, they spend the day luring thrill-seekers, dosing them with hallucinogens and dragging them into a nightmarish spectacle of sex, torture, and slaughter.
But as The Colony's main event, Delirium, unfolds in a frenzy of blood play, crucifixion, and cannibalistic ecstasy, a spectral figure haunts the edges. An unknown clown with a savage smile who vanishes like smoke while leaving chaos in her wake. Is she a ghost, a curse, or something far more carnal?
This erotic horror novella will plunge you into the abyss of human debauchery. Buckle up for a deranged ride of masked mayhem, drug-fueled depravity, and forbidden pleasures that might just Coax you to The Colony's eternal embrace. Perfect for fans of extreme horror who crave the gruesome intertwined with the erotic.
My Review
Judy and Gid are twisted for sure. I know that I would rather be a spectator then a participant in their show. "It is to die for."
"Tonight, every dream and every nightmare comes true, if you pay the price."
I will not be looking at Fun Dip the same way again. There are other things I will not be looking at the same way again after this book. The last fourth of the story is where it gets amped up and gory. I do agree with other readers that the gore is in the vein of splatterpunk. However, i am a fan of splatterpunk, so I was fine with the gore. I need to know who the mysterious clown woman is.

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