Caleb has been photographing weddings for eight years, but he's never captured anything like this—the same ghostly woman appearing in background shots across multiple ceremonies, growing more solid with each image.
When Lilith manifests in his apartment, she's nothing like the brides he usually photographs. This bride has been waiting decades for her wedding night, and she's chosen Caleb as her reluctant groom. His camera didn't just capture her image—it bound her essence to his life.
What begins as terror transforms into dark submission as Lilith demonstrates her supernatural control over his body and surroundings. She can touch him, but he can't touch her unless she allows it. She can trap him in his own home, make him burn with need, and use his body for pleasures that blur the line between ecstasy and torment.
Each encounter leaves Caleb more drained yet more addicted to her otherworldly touch. Lilith's hunger is centuries deep, her beauty terrible and perfect, and her demands grow more intense with each visit.
But Caleb slowly realizes the truth—he's not her lover, he's her prisoner. And the only way to break free from this supernatural seduction is to destroy the one thing that made it possible.
