Redrobot3D Presents: Helen Black-Vampire Hunter
An original story by Bella Sinns. 

A graphic comic book consisting of of 83 images 
The sex slave trade is alive and well in Sylvania, New York. Warehouse busts all over the city have turned up half-naked and completely afraid young women whose bodies are sold to the highest bidder. The malnourished and hysterical girls swear that they?ve seen a winged creature haul some of the youngest of them away. The cops chalk it up to the local gangs, but Helen Black knows better. 

Since college, Helen?s been fascinated with a vampire cult that supposedly rules the city?s underground. She follows her intuition to a local graveyard where she finds fresh graves filled with young females. Suddenly she?s attacked by a vampire and dispatches of him quickly, suffering only a scratch.

Helen enters the mausoleum and finds an ancient vampire - Parris, the Abductor. As Helen confronts Parris, she becomes faint - poisoned from the scratch. She wakes up, chained to a coffin in the center of the mausoleum where Parris and an unexpected guest let Helen know what a sex slave really is!


This series has kissing, oral, vagina anal sex, squirting, and cumshots


This image series comes in a PDF format. It?s compatible with Adobe Reader 9 and above.
File size: 45MB
Image resolution: 1500x1200 and 1900x1500

Rated X for Mature Adults.  
This set of images contains sex scenes and is only for mature audiences.The author is not responsible for minors obtaining access to this set.

This image series comes in a ZIP file. Extract the file to any directory of your choice.
Open the PDF file by double clicking on it or open it directly in Adobe Reader.

If you have any problems, you can contact me by Email: [email removed] 

This image series is copyrighted and cannot be copied in whole or in part without the permission from Redrobot3D or Bella Sinns.
Disclamer:
This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, businesses, places, events and incidents are either the products of the author?s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.