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Blood Contract

Blood Contract

By: Esa Myllylä
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Desperate to escape her abusive fiancé, Emma makes a dark pact on the hidden web. Her payment isn't cash—it's blood. The contractor is Silas, an ancient vampire bound by a vicious curse. To be free, Emma must navigate a brutal world of ancient rivalries, forbidden desire, and terrifying power.

[Warning: This podcast contains graphic depictions of violence, mature themes, and strong language. Listener discretion is strongly advised.]


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    Aug 27 2025
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    1 min
  • Blood Contract | Chapter 1: The Contract (Vampire Thriller Fiction).

    Blood Contract | Chapter 1: The Contract (Vampire Thriller Fiction).
    Aug 27 2025
    Trapped in an abusive nightmare, Emma makes a desperate choice. She finds Redline, a hidden service offering a brutal solution. Her target: Marcus. Her chosen contractor is Silas, a figure shrouded in myth. His price is not money, but a terrifying and intimate currency—her own blood. This is the first step into a dark world from which there may be no return.
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    14 mins
  • Blood Contract | Chapter 2: The Hitman in the Shadows (Vampire Thriller Fiction).

    Blood Contract | Chapter 2: The Hitman in the Shadows (Vampire Thriller Fiction).
    Aug 27 2025
    Silas, an ancient vampire bound by a curse, accepts a contract from the desperate Emma Ryland. Her intoxicating scent awakens a long-dormant hunger and echoes a tragic past. As he stalks her abusive target, Silas battles his monstrous urges, fearing her blood may either save or destroy him. He is a predator drawn to his prey for reasons far more complex than a simple kill.
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    12 mins
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