Hungry Heart
Some men deserve to be eaten.
Amy wakes in her lover's bed with blood on the walls, flesh between her teeth and most of him missing. Her transplanted organ has an appetite awakened by cruelty. Soon Amy is choosing men who deserve punishment—until a kind night baker makes the thing beneath her scar beat twice.
- Chapters
- 1
- Heat
- Explicit
- Rating
- adult
- For readers of
- women 20–40 who read contemporary/transgressive horror but also want a strong relationship and desire engine.
Inherited Appetite vs Chosen Violence — When a transplanted heart hungers for cruelty, is the woman who selects its meals still innocent of the killing?
Deserved Health — If survival itself was once something Amy had to justify, does she now have to justify the violence that keeps her thriving?
Moral Certainty's Decay — As Amy's confidence and strength grow, can she still trust her own judgment about which men deserve to die?
Tenderness as Threat — If love is the one hunger the heart has never been asked to spare, does James's goodness make him safer with Amy or the most at risk?
Diagnosis vs Confession — Is Amy's silence about the heart protecting the people who depend on her transplant, or only protecting herself from being stopped?
Jenny Castor
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