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The Wexton Experiment: Grimoire of Lust: Book I
I came to Wexton for $100K. I didn't know I'd be bound to a coven of dangerous women—or forced to lead them.
Wexton University isn't just elite. It's controlled by something ancient. Something that's been waiting for the right subject.
What started as a paid study turns into a deadly competition with no clear rules, no way out, and three rival teams willing to do anything to survive.
Now I'm leading the Red Team.
I didn't ask for that. But if I don't step up, no one survives.
The experiment didn't just put me in charge of a team. It tied me to them in ways I'm only starting to understand.
And the women at my side?
They're powerful. Dangerous. And somehow, they're bound to me—whether I'm ready or not.
Carmen — fire and passion that burns hotter the closer she gets.
Nadya — sharp, seductive, always hiding something behind that smile.
Tanisha — brilliant, guarded, and able to read people too well.
Aubrey — elegance, control, and temptation that could ruin me.
Thea — the masked instructor who commands more than just authority.
They should be allies.
Instead, they're becoming something far more complicated.
Because the deeper we go, the clearer it
This isn't a game. It's a system designed to break us—or bind us together.
There are doors that stay locked. Experiments no one survives. And something beneath Wexton that's waking up.
If I rise, I protect the women bound to me. If I fall, they fall with me.
And if I win?
I might become exactly what this place has been waiting for.
The Wexton Experiment is a male-led, steamy urban fantasy featuring a reluctant leader rising into power, dangerous magic, high-stakes trials, and a coven of women bound to him by something older than any of them. Perfect for readers who enjoy binge-worthy fantasy with a powerful central hero and a cast of dangerous, compelling women.
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