1638. Along Japan's Nakasendō road, a prosperous pleasure house offers travelers everything they might need: hot baths, fine food, music, silk, discretion, and women trained to make dangerous men feel welcome.
What its guests do not know is that the House has survived for generations by keeping a darker appetite under strict control. The courtesans are vampires. Their survival depends on rules: feed carefully, waste nothing, protect the House, and never allow hunger to become chaos. But when powerful guests arrive, old tensions sharpen, blood reserves run low, and the balance holding predator and prey apart begins to fail. Among those trapped inside are a wandering swordsman, a physician who trusts what the body tells him, three reckless gamblers, a widow carrying secrets of her own, and men accustomed to having their authority obeyed. As doors close and bodies begin to accumulate, they must learn the shape of the danger before the House consumes everyone within it. The vampires are not mindless beasts. They are disciplined, intelligent, frightened, loyal, cruel, and hungry. Some will fight to preserve the order that has kept them alive. Others will decide that restraint has already cost too much. And once the rules break, survival will demand more than killing monsters. It will demand choosing what kind of monster to become. The Courtesans' Feast is a historical Gothic vampire novel set in seventeenth-century Japan, blending atmospheric horror, supernatural mystery, intimate bloodshed, and contained survival tension inside a beautiful institution built on secrecy, appetite, and control. Perfect for readers who enjoy dark historical fiction, Gothic horror, morally complex vampires, survival horror, and elegant settings hiding something monstrous."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
Naomi Kira is a pen name for dark historical fiction blending Gothic horror, supernatural mystery, dangerous desire, and Asian-inspired folklore. Her stories explore haunted estates, forbidden relationships, blood-soaked family secrets, ancient bargains, and women caught between duty and forces that refuse to remain buried.
Her fiction is written for readers who enjoy atmospheric historical horror, Gothic romance, vampires, cursed houses, and beautiful settings hiding something monstrous.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. 1638. Along Japan's Nakasendo road, a prosperous pleasure house offers travelers everything they might need: hot baths, fine food, music, silk, discretion, and women trained to make dangerous men feel welcome. What its guests do not know is that the House has survived for generations by keeping a darker appetite under strict control. The courtesans are vampires. Their survival depends on rules: feed carefully, waste nothing, protect the House, and never allow hunger to become chaos. But when powerful guests arrive, old tensions sharpen, blood reserves run low, and the balance holding predator and prey apart begins to fail. Among those trapped inside are a wandering swordsman, a physician who trusts what the body tells him, three reckless gamblers, a widow carrying secrets of her own, and men accustomed to having their authority obeyed. As doors close and bodies begin to accumulate, they must learn the shape of the danger before the House consumes everyone within it. The vampires are not mindless beasts. They are disciplined, intelligent, frightened, loyal, cruel, and hungry. Some will fight to preserve the order that has kept them alive. Others will decide that restraint has already cost too much. And once the rules break, survival will demand more than killing monsters. It will demand choosing what kind of monster to become. The Courtesans' Feast is a historical Gothic vampire novel set in seventeenth-century Japan, blending atmospheric horror, supernatural mystery, intimate bloodshed, and contained survival tension inside a beautiful institution built on secrecy, appetite, and control. Perfect for readers who enjoy dark historical fiction, Gothic horror, morally complex vampires, survival horror, and elegant settings hiding something monstrous. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9798237557510
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