Toy: A Psychological Erotic Story By Uzziah Black

by Uzziah Black

Toy is a dark psychological erotic thriller about power, manipulation, and identity. When a dominant street figure is deliberately deceived and sexually compromised by his partner and a hired seducer, his sense of masculinity and control begins to unravel. Told through shifting perspectives, the story explores obsession, shame, addiction, and the dangerous line between desire and domination as the characters spiral into a toxic web where control changes hands and no one leaves untouched

147 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 8, 2026

Reviews

[Lion · Rating 5 out of 5]

Review: 5/5 Stars – A Masterclass in Psychological Suspense and Raw Urban Grit

TOY is an unflinching, high-octane journey into the darkest corners of power, ego, and desire. From the very first page in the penthouse, the atmosphere is heavy with a "bad intentions" vibe that never lets up. Uzziah Black has crafted a story that is as much a psychological chess match as it is a gritty street legend.
Why it hits different:

-Complex Characters: Xavier’s descent from an untouchable street king to a man fractured by his own hidden hungers is visceral and haunting.

-The Puppet Master: Jasmine is a chilling architect of chaos, using her intimate knowledge of narcissism to dismantle a man’s identity for total ownership.

-High-Stakes Tension: The power shifts between The Heights and the North Side keep the stakes lethal, leading to a "blood census" that redefines who truly holds the iron in the city.

-Atmospheric Writing: The prose is thick with sensory detail—the smell of expensive cologne mixed with gun oil and the cold, unblinking eyes of the city lights.

The Verdict:

If you want a story that pushes boundaries and explores the "poison" of addiction and pride, this is it. It’s a "beautiful disaster" that will leave you thinking about the "Bloody Mary" of The Heights long after the final, silent sunrise.

Highly Recommended!