Devyn

They call me the Chi-Town Castrator.

Catchy, right?

Though I prefer to think of myself as more of a civic-minded vigilante with a very specific hobby.

I’ve got a system: My sister finds them on dating apps, I take them on one last date.

It’s practically a public service.

Everything was going perfectly until my new neighbor caught me covered in dirt in the middle of the night. I had to convince him I was just really passionate about gardening.

He smiled and offered to help.

Now he’s everywhere. He doesn’t run when I push back. Just keeps showing up with that slow, devastating smile. I don’t trust men—especially ones who watch me like I’m 

fascinating and deadly in equal measure.

But Viktor sees the monster.

And he’s not scared.

He’s hungry.

 

 

Violence & death

Graphic violence and murder

Torture and dismemberment, described in detail

Genital mutilation / castration 

Extensive blood and gore

Poisoning and drugging of a victim

Gun violence

Knife violence

Sexual content & abuse themes mixed on/off-page

Explicit sexual content

Knife and blood play

References to sexual assault (discussed as backstory and motive, not depicted)

Human trafficking and exploitation of young women, girls and boys (referenced as a target’s crime, not depicted in detail)

Implied coercion and sexual exploitation of women in a secondary character’s household

Murder-for-hire and organized crime

Vigilante killings, framed sympathetically

Kidnapping and restraint of victims

A child recruited into criminal violence in a character’s backstory

Stalking, by the hero, without the heroine’s consent

Temporary submission/Control exchange

Ass play

Primal play

Dark and morbid humor used alongside violent scenes

Alcohol and drug use