The Effect

by Kore Rigel

Under the power of a plant, Brandon turns into an insatiable beast, ravaging Michelle until she can barely take any more. Michelle loves it when he is entranced and under the toxin, but Brandon aggressively claws and bites Michelle's neck. Michelle falls asleep after being ravaged, and Brandon is no where to be found. Michelle frantically searched for Brandon, could he had been embarrassed by seeking her out and forcing himself on her, although she was willing? Perhaps it was the effects of the plant that encouraged him to pin her down with the weight of his body, and he was ashamed, and couldn't face Michelle. Michelle loved the effect that the toxins had on him, and didn't want him to seek medical attention. Michelle loved it when Brandon took control and ravaged her. As the effects of the toxic plant ware off, they decide to make use of the empty control room. As they enjoy each other, Brandon is concerned that Michelle is not as pleased as she usually is when he is under the effects of the plant. He whined frantically that his Michelle would be dissatisfied with him, that he could barely look at her. Will Michelle be able to love him without the effect?

80 pages, Paperback

Published August 21, 2018

About the author

Kore Rigel was named after the Greek goddess. In 2003, the name Kore became the name of a 2 kilometer moon of Jupiter. Her last name, which is coincidentally the name of the brightest star in Orion’s Belt, is Arabic in descent. Kore grew up loving the science-fantasy genre, and is a proclaimed science nerd.

Kore was born in Belfast, Ireland, and moved to the United States when she was a teenager. Her second love after science was reading romance novels. Being a citizen of the UK, she has a fascination with Stonehenge and the ancient druids.

Kore has a Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Washington in Political Science. She resides in Seattle with her husband and Pomeranian.

She loves trying new recipes out on her husband. As far as she knows, Pomeranians are the best dog breed in the world. Her dog, Winston, is the ultimate writing partner.

Lately, she has been attempting to focus on her health, and create low-fat recipes.

Kore frequents the Pike Place Fish Market, where she acquires fresh seafood for her nightly dinner. She spends most of her days writing, journaling, and hiking. She can be found at one of the many Seattle coffee shops developing one of her characters or story arcs.

Reviews

[Barb Shell · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is very descriptive and appeals to all of the senses. Great read, it is a quick story, but full of descriptions

[Erin Dearden · Rating 5 out of 5]

Allow yourself to escape and be entertained by a world that is, or is not real. There is a line that leads one to believe that this could actually happen - maybe? And then one thinks that it is just the creative writings of an author that has tapped into an undercurrent that flows through every person - maybe?