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The Monster in the Cellar
Monsters in the Dark, Book 3
By: Rebekah Lewis
Narrated by: Kassiopia DeVora
Length: 1 hr and 2 mins

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The Monster in the Cellar

By: Rebekah Lewis

Narrated by: Kassiopia DeVora

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Summary

An erotic paranormal short story

Tara doesn't know what is happening to her when she repeatedly wakes up naked in her cellar. In an attempt to figure out if she's sleepwalking, or if something more troubling is at play, she sets up cameras to determine if she should seek professional help - or call the cops. The truth, however, is far more alluring than she ever imagined.

Content Warning: This story has elements of erotic horror, and due to the story's structure and its conflict of missing memory, the question of consent may come across as dubious for the first three chapters. This may be distressing to some listeners.