Have you ever coveted someone so badly that there are no
depraved depths you would not sink to in order to make them
wholly yours with little or no thought to the consequences
your actions might incur? All that matters, all you can
think about with every breath and beat of your heart are
your own deviant desires and the unsuspecting source of
them.
Bound By Blood is such a tale, a simmering story of
medieval passion and obsession, unrequited love, revenge and
a jealous brother’s heinous betrayal as he goes to the most
extraordinary lengths to possess his beautiful but reluctant
sister in law.
When Gayle is left alone after her husband Lucas rides off
on his latest knight’s crusade, his younger brother Lucien
seizes the opportunity to impersonate him and seduce his
wife by creeping into her bed under the darkness of night.
However when his sister in law quickly discovers his
deception she rejects his uninvited amorous advances and he
is forced to implement his cunning secondary plan. Lucien
kidnaps Gayle and takes her to his quarters where he
subjects her to the most humiliating and sexually degrading
acts she has ever had to endure. The formerly faithful and
loyal wife is tested to her limits and beyond.
Rumour has it, Lucien is a high ranking member of the
infamous Torturer’s Guild and after Gayle becomes
familiarised with the bizarre looking ‘equipment’ secreted
inside his quarters, she is quite prepared to believe he is
nothing less than the devil incarnate himself!
When Lucien’s reprehensible conduct is discovered by a
distraught Lucas, the older brother savagely avenges his
wife’s sullied reputation, abused body and tattered emotions
the only way he knows how, with the razor-sharp point of his
sword. Even in death Lucien remains defiant to the end and
unrepentant for his despicable behaviour. Sickened, Lucas
walks away from his disowned flesh and blood and abandons
Lucien to await his grim fate . . .
. . . However fate can be a fickle and sometimes cruel
mistress. An apparently innocuous passer-by is drawn to the
scene by the Lucas’s vitriolic words but more so by the
coppery odour of freshly spilt blood. The portentous
stranger proves to be both Lucien’s saviour and downfall, a
poisoned chalice, as he offers the opportunity to live again
but only if certain infinitely dark conditions are met.
This is not the end of Lucien’s tale, it is merely the
beginning . . .
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