Santa Steps Out

Robert Devereaux presents a narrative that intertwines sex, death, and Santa Claus in a tale of unholy desire. The story explores the jolly old elf’s lascivious clutches with a certain fairy who munches on molars and summons drowned sailors to her pleasure. This ash nymph recalls her savage past while hovering above pillows to leave coins for gap-toothed brats, questioning how quickly she can captivate the huge, fluffy, and unbearably horny figure from the north. The plot follows Santa’s Easter rounds as he contrives to peer into interesting bedrooms, seeking someone to ravage him as the lovers under his gaze ravage one another. Devereaux, known for this ultimate erotic Christmas story, draws on forgotten times before the sleigh and workshop. The book suits readers interested in gothic supernatural fiction with explicit adult themes. It does not suit those seeking traditional holiday cheer or non-erotic folklore. The narrative structure relies on the interplay between Santa’s lonesome desires and the fairy’s savage history. Devereaux uses these characters to explore taboo intersections of holiday iconography and eroticism. The text is organized around their mutual attraction, contrasting his industrious elves with her drowned sailors. This edition from Deadite Press brings back this specific work for adult audiences who appreciate dark, unconventional takes on seasonal legends.