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Sacrosanct: An Erotica Series: Volume 1
Sacrosanct is a fantastical, sensual escape into a mythical goth club in a timeless era. The entire erotica series follows at least 40+ characters into spicy, rich, intimate scenarios all while thrills, drama, romances, and tangles unfold. Sometimes the situations are sweet and intimate, sometimes they are intense, complicated, nuanced, and even painful. The sex drives and tells the story just as much as the rest of the narrative.
Volume 1 kicks off the series like the first season in a TV show. And the rhythm and pace of the story is like a show in written form. Ten Episodes take you into sexy encounters of varying kinds, and each episode is a story is all its own. Together, they all form the grand, engaging tale of Sacrosanct's mythology.
In Volume 1, we first step into the city's acclaimed goth club. Orlando, the club’s charming 'Mad-Hatter' owner, finds himself entangled in a long game of control with Jade, the ruthless benefactor who helped build it all. When a near-death scare jolts his priorities, he tries to commit to Alison, the woman who’s always meant more than he’d admit. But wanting a real future with her is the one thing Jade simply wont tolerate.
Behind the flashing lights and whispered liaisons, the club prepares for its biggest event in a while, a performance meant to reclaim glory... and to serve agendas.
Follow Orlando's plight as well as an entourage of all kinds. From the acclaimed DJs, the diverse, edgy patrons, band members, and everyone in between, prepare to be immerse in a rich world filled with music, fashion, passion, and nostalgia.
Buckle up and get cinched into this world of hedonistic fun!
Content This story contains mature, explicit themes and intimate scenarios that reflect the complexity of human relationships. At Sacrosanct, intimacy is rooted in consent, though it often springs from the seduction of image, desire, or fleeting passions rather than mutual respect. Some moments are passionate and wonderful, others messy, and occasionally disappointing—because sex, like life, is imperfect.
Volume 1 kicks off the series like the first season in a TV show. And the rhythm and pace of the story is like a show in written form. Ten Episodes take you into sexy encounters of varying kinds, and each episode is a story is all its own. Together, they all form the grand, engaging tale of Sacrosanct's mythology.
In Volume 1, we first step into the city's acclaimed goth club. Orlando, the club’s charming 'Mad-Hatter' owner, finds himself entangled in a long game of control with Jade, the ruthless benefactor who helped build it all. When a near-death scare jolts his priorities, he tries to commit to Alison, the woman who’s always meant more than he’d admit. But wanting a real future with her is the one thing Jade simply wont tolerate.
Behind the flashing lights and whispered liaisons, the club prepares for its biggest event in a while, a performance meant to reclaim glory... and to serve agendas.
Follow Orlando's plight as well as an entourage of all kinds. From the acclaimed DJs, the diverse, edgy patrons, band members, and everyone in between, prepare to be immerse in a rich world filled with music, fashion, passion, and nostalgia.
Buckle up and get cinched into this world of hedonistic fun!
Content This story contains mature, explicit themes and intimate scenarios that reflect the complexity of human relationships. At Sacrosanct, intimacy is rooted in consent, though it often springs from the seduction of image, desire, or fleeting passions rather than mutual respect. Some moments are passionate and wonderful, others messy, and occasionally disappointing—because sex, like life, is imperfect.
448 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 13, 2025
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March 31, 2025
Wow. What a ride. Nixie Lotus’s taut, fraught, gorgeously written debut was a pleasant surprise, sowing chaos in what has come to be the rote and formulaic world of modern erotica.
Let me first say that, as I just implied, I don’t generally read erotica anymore. Sex for sex’s sake with a sprinkling of stale, overdone plot devices has lost its appeal, but from the first paragraph, it was obvious that Sacrosanct is the exact opposite of that.
Freshly original and believable, we’re drawn into the world of a goth club that is one Mad-Hatter-clad man’s dream, one he will sacrifice anything to keep, and the dark goddess who holds the keys to that future will indeed demand a sacrifice that may be more than Orlando can pay with heart and mind intact.
Yes, there is titillation galore, and it gets nice and steamy, but beyond the sex scenes, the churning, glamorous, sinful world of Sacrosanct has a life of its own—the club itself is a character in the story. The music, fashion, and characters pulsing with life made me wish with all my heart that the club was real, and a place I could go. Though a few of these characters—the gloriously wicked Jade, the screwed-up egomaniacal man-child Rain—I wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley! For others, like heart-of-gold bartender Troy and goth-queen-holding-onto-her-integrity Alison, I could wish for a kinder fate. But that’s what’s great about being on Volume 1 of this incredible series: anything can happen in later volumes, and probably will, and I can’t wait to see it all unfold.
Let me first say that, as I just implied, I don’t generally read erotica anymore. Sex for sex’s sake with a sprinkling of stale, overdone plot devices has lost its appeal, but from the first paragraph, it was obvious that Sacrosanct is the exact opposite of that.
Freshly original and believable, we’re drawn into the world of a goth club that is one Mad-Hatter-clad man’s dream, one he will sacrifice anything to keep, and the dark goddess who holds the keys to that future will indeed demand a sacrifice that may be more than Orlando can pay with heart and mind intact.
Yes, there is titillation galore, and it gets nice and steamy, but beyond the sex scenes, the churning, glamorous, sinful world of Sacrosanct has a life of its own—the club itself is a character in the story. The music, fashion, and characters pulsing with life made me wish with all my heart that the club was real, and a place I could go. Though a few of these characters—the gloriously wicked Jade, the screwed-up egomaniacal man-child Rain—I wouldn’t want to meet in a dark alley! For others, like heart-of-gold bartender Troy and goth-queen-holding-onto-her-integrity Alison, I could wish for a kinder fate. But that’s what’s great about being on Volume 1 of this incredible series: anything can happen in later volumes, and probably will, and I can’t wait to see it all unfold.
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