Title: Desolate
Author: Ker Dukey
Genre: Dark Erotica
Cover Design: Ker Dukey
Photography Credit: Unbound By Words Photography
Model Credit: Dax McClannahan
Release Date: February 2nd 2015
I was a son,
A friend,
A brother,
A psychopath.
Eighteen years of being in a psyche ward; I was released into the world. Things have changed, Blake is married to Melody and is a father to my new fixation, Cereus. My beautiful niece who knows nothing of my existence. When consequences of past sins begin playing tricks on me, old cravings demand to be satisfied.
There is no cure for my kind of sickness.
I am void of everything but obsession.
I can’t love,
I can’t feel,
I am Desolate.
I would like to start this review with the best warning I’ve read to
date, “If sensitive to graphic violence and mastermind f*ckery, this
title is not for you so please don’t read.” With that warning I jumped
right in and enjoyed the ride.
It has been 18 years since Ryan has been place in a psyche ward. Blake and Melody are happily married with a
daughter, Cereus. Blake had come to the realization that his brother
can’t be fixed because there is nothing to fix inside.
“The Doctors all believed he was fixable but I can’t believe he is.
Someone who was never broken can’t be fixed.” Although Ryan is desolate, Blake has found his
saving grace, Melody. “Mel was my redemption; she taught me how to live
again. My dark side lingers but I have enough
light in my life now that the dark remains as shadows.”
Ryan had manipulated his Doctor, Dr. Leighton, into believing he’s
cured. Blake disagrees but it's not his decision. “Your brother wasn’t sentenced to prison though, Mr. Braxton. He
was diagnosed with an illness that has since been treated and cured to
such a degree that he no longer poses a risk
to the public or himself.” He was soon set free and only required to
stay in a halfway house for three months.
Ryan does a great job manipulating others and hiding the from the truth. “I’m not
sick and I’m not broken. I’m desolate, born empty lacking a soul. You
can’t fix what was never broken.” As soon as he’s freed and enters the
group home he begins seek out his next prey.
Blake
doesn’t tell his family that Ryan has been set free. His
daughter, Cereus, doesn’t know that Ryan exists. Hiding the truth begins
to take a toll on his relationship with Melody. Melody is already
having a difficult time with Cereus. They have been
at odds. Hiding the information from Melody provides Ryan with an
opportunity. Ryan befriends Cereus and finds that she is a part of him,
she
understands him what no one else has. Cereus is so much like Ryan except
she has feeling, she loves her parents. Ryan considers love a flaw.
Ryan’s Doctor, Dr. Leighton had a heart ache and died. Ryan is
assigned a new therapist, Jenna Jarvis. During their first meeting Ryan
reveals his true lack of emotions. After a death at the half way house
Jenna requests to meet with Ryan, trying to determine
if he may have caused the death. It first appears that Jenna is
concerned with Ryan’s release.
The story unravels after murders begin to occur. Ryan
finds himself unsure what role he has in a murder. As other murders
occur, Blake’s investigation leads him to a new suspect and discovers
that Ryan is also in danger. Melody discovers Ryan
has been released and has befriended her daughter. She tells her
daughter the truth about her uncle. Cereus goes to Ryan and he admits
the truth to her. He reveals that he feels a connection with her and she
feels the same. The ending is a wild ride.
‘Desolate’
is a dark, dangerous wild ride! It’s been 18 years since
Empathy took place. Blake has let the light over take his darkness.
He’s happily married to Melody and has a daughter. Ryan has been in an
psyche ward and is being released because he has
manipulated his Doctor. Ryan has no soul, he’s desolate. He’s one
scary, manipulative, anti-hero. Cereus is an interesting character,
she's is like Ryan except she has feelings that keep her out of the
shadows. Ryan, if he knows it or not, has developed feelings
for her. This is truly a dark tale that keeps you turning the pages.
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My mum would always have a book in her hand when I was young and passed on her love for reading, inspiring me to venture into writing my own. I tend to have a darker edge to my writing. Not all love stories are made from light, some are created in darkness but are just as powerful and worth telling.
When I'm not lost in the world of characters I love spending time with my family. I'm a mum and that comes first in my life but when I do get down time I love attending music concerts or reading events with my younger sister.
You can find me on Facebook where i love interacting with my readers.
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