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Loneliness has a way of creeping in—especially when you’re new in town, desperate for connection, and haunted by dreams you can’t explain. So when Carmilla appears—mysterious, intoxicating, and unlike anyone you’ve ever met—you ignore the warnings. The way she seems to know you better than you know yourself. The strange exhaustion that follows her touch. The whispers about girls who’ve vanished after meeting someone just like her.
You tell yourself it’s just infatuation. That the fever dreams, the phantom wounds, the sense of being slowly drained are all in your head. But Carmilla’s love is possessive, her hunger undeniable. And by the time you realize the truth—that she’s been coming to you at night in forms both tender and terrifying—it might already be too late.
A seductive, spine-chilling reinvention of J. Sheridan Le Fanu’s classic gothic tale, this modern retelling of Carmilla reimagines the original lesbian vampire as a predatory obsession in the shadows of contemporary America—where desire and horror intertwine, and the line between passion and possession blurs into blood.