Incubus Dreams
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I sank my teeth into someone’s chest, took in as much meat as my mouth would hold, and began to bite down. I wanted meat. I wanted to feed, and the leopard was screaming that if we didn’t kill them, they’d kill us. Let go, they’d said, I’d let go, and now instead of the beast being something struggling to get out, it was me that was small and trapped and couldn’t get out.
That part that wanted meat and blood and found struggling somewhere between sex and food was in the front of my head. I’d alw...ays thought being an animal must be peaceful, but it wasn’t peaceful. It was simpler, but it wasn’t peaceful.
I remembered only pieces. The taste of blood in my mouth. The feel of my teeth sinking into flesh. My nails cutting through someone’s body. I was on my stomach, and I couldn’t move. Couldn’t move. Someone was on my back, and someone had my hands, and I couldn’t move. Teeth on the back of my neck. A moment of mind-numbing panic, then it was peaceful. Like what had happened earlier in my office, when Nathaniel bit me there.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I sank my teeth into someone’s chest, took in as much meat as my mouth would hold, and began to bite down. I wanted meat. I wanted to feed, and the leopard was screaming that if we didn’t kill them, they’d kill us. Let go, they’d said, I’d let go, and now instead of the beast being something struggling to get out, it was me that was small and trapped and couldn’t get out.
That part that wanted meat and blood and found struggling somewhere between sex and food was in the front of my head. I’d alw...ays thought being an animal must be peaceful, but it wasn’t peaceful. It was simpler, but it wasn’t peaceful.
I remembered only pieces. The taste of blood in my mouth. The feel of my teeth sinking into flesh. My nails cutting through someone’s body. I was on my stomach, and I couldn’t move. Couldn’t move. Someone was on my back, and someone had my hands, and I couldn’t move. Teeth on the back of my neck. A moment of mind-numbing panic, then it was peaceful. Like what had happened earlier in my office, when Nathaniel bit me there.
What to read after Incubus Dreams?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Laurell K. Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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