Path-illogical: The Bite of the Nymph by Kris P. Kreme
Brainy grad student Kimberly Craig believes she has found the scientific reason behind the crazy stories surrounding Mount Madness. Insect bites from an undiscovered insect, a form of nymph, could be causing hallucinations, swelling, aberrant behavior and mental changes.
So despite the area being off limits, Kimberly has brought along college students Axel and Preston to walk the path in search of an insect to test her theories.
After finding an insect that bites her, are her dramatic shifts in behavior due to the bite, or is this no longer Kimberly, and instead something wearing her skin as a sexy shell, needing to feed on certain proteins the boys might be all too willing to provide?
Mount Madness has seen an unprecedented rainfall this year, meaning the entire canopy of trees are denser, the groundcover greener… and a certain ancient path even more deadly in what maddening transformations it can inflict on one who makes the unwise decision to walk that path.
Readers Choice Month ventures back along the most illogical path of all… a Path-illogical tale about a brainy girl who ends up with no brains at all, but plenty of yummy protein.
Kimberly Craig is a grad student with a highly unique theory that if proven correct may finally put science behind the unanswered mysteries and dangers of Mount Madness. She believes that insect bites would most logically explain everything that has been reported and rumored and become the stuff of frightening urban legends about some mysterious old supernatural path.
But unfortunately the mountain around that path is strictly off limits these days and she was unable to get permission even to walk it for scientific reasons. So Kimberly Craig has gone undercover… dressing casually in a white dress, accompanied by two college student assistants… ready if caught to simply say they got lost or their car broke down on the way to a party. It’s unlikely they will even see anyone, but Kimberly always goes all out when science and proving her theories right is on the line.
Axel and Preston are less enthused to be on Mount Madness alone, even if they are alone with a beautiful redhead like Kimberly. Of course Axel has always been a suck up to any whim Kimberly has, somewhat enamored by her even if he never stands a chance with someone like that. Preston is more jumpy, worried about getting caught where they shouldn’t be… worried about the disappearances and of course crazy stories of horny madness happening to others that ventured to and were lucky enough to leave Mount Madness alive.
But Kimberly is determined to find and collect an insect sample from along the old path, and soon she is leading the way in her white dress, walking the path no one should ever walk unless they want their true inner desires released in only the most twisted way possible.
Sure enough, Kimberly soon finds a very unique insect, a seemingly new species, downright freakish and impossibly perverse in appearance, what she calls a nymph… because the term does refer to an immature insect that doesn’t change that much physically as it develops.
And despite rolling her eyes in disgust at the silly suggestion that being bitten by a nymph causes nymphomania… Kimberly Craig may just discover that The Bite of the Nymph brings with it vast transformational changes her body won’t soon forget.
After she is bitte, the boys are freaking out, mostly because Kimberly is not behaving at all like Kimberly. Gone are the science obsessive facts and figures… her intense eyes and demands for sex almost too much to believe. And while Preston runs off to the truck, determined to get off of Mount Madness, Axel is finding new meaning behind being a suck up, as Kimberly drops to her knees and has her own kind of sucking experience.
But is this Kimberly at all, or has the bite of the nymph merely transferred an aging entity into a fresh young body? And is that body merely a shell, an empty husk that needs to consume certain proteins to survive… a very curvy sexy husk the boys might soon be more than willing to feed as much as it can handle?
Walk the path, get bitten, but sometimes once bitten is twice as slutty and there’s only one explanation… it’s downright Path-illogical.
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