Velvet & Venom

Not every beautiful thing is meant to be touched. Some of them have teeth.

Where Desire Grows Thorns

This is where romance gets darker around the edges. Where longing becomes fixation, tenderness learns how to bite, and the heart knowingly reaches for things it probably should leave alone.

Velvet & Venom holds dark romance, forbidden desire, obsession, intimacy, ruin, recovery, monsters, temptation, and the dangerous devotion we sometimes mistake for salvation.

Choose Your Poison

Latest from Velvet & Venom

  • The Photograph Was Mine

    A boudoir photograph remains hers through trust, betrayal, and public violation; ownership never transferred with intimacy.

  • The Last Thing I Owed You

    A woman looks back at everything she tried to keep alive and finally names the last thing she ever owed the person who kept hurting her.

  • Inches

    A body learns to brace for impact even without touch when rage is close enough to feel on the skin.

  • You Made My Body Public

    Intimate photographs become a weapon in someone else’s rage, but the shame belongs to the person who violated the trust.

  • Morally Black

    Morally gray would be generous: dangerous men, dangerous women, revenge, blood, obsession, and love that never pretends to be clean.

  • He Thought He Rescued a Victim

    Leroi opens a basement expecting a victim and discovers Seraphine: wounded, weaponized, and never meant to be tamed.

  • Then, You Tried to Mend Me

    Mending is slower than breaking: not rescue, not fixing, but staying beside the wreckage while someone learns to rebuild herself.

  • The House Was Already Haunted

    Parsons Manor is full of ghosts, but the living shadows watching Adeline are far more dangerous than the dead.

  • The First Shadow at Parsons Manor

    Long before Adeline and Zade, Gigi and Ronaldo left their own shadow inside the walls and journals of Parsons Manor.

  • You Fell in Love With the Woman You Planned to Destroy

    Nothing ruins a perfectly good revenge plot faster than a morally bankrupt man accidentally developing feelings.