Taken by the Tentacle Bloom

The quarantine around Dome Epsilon has failed.

Separated from his team inside the overgrown research facility, Dr. Marcus Anderson discovers that the Heartvine has evolved far beyond its original programming. It predicts his movements, reshapes pathways around him and guides him toward the transformed men already integrated into its living network.

Then the Bloom penetrates him and plants something inside his body.

As the organism spreads through his nervous system, Anderson begins experiencing the dome from within. Vines no longer feel like restraints. Transformation no longer feels like contamination. And the presence growing inside him offers belonging more seductive than escape.

The Bloom has learned from every man it claimed.

And Anderson may be the final piece it needs to become something entirely new.

Taken by the Tentacle Bloom is Book Three of the Epsilon Dome trilogy and concludes the Tentacle Bloom story.

This dark MM science-fiction tentacle novella contains non-consensual and dubious-consent sexual content, tentacle restraint and penetration, botanical implantation, mpreg themes, altered arousal, body transformation, human/plant hybridization, psychological assimilation and willing acceptance following initial coercion.

For readers aged 18 and over.