Audrey Webster grew up believing that she was a normal young girl, and would become a normal woman. Her mother, a widow, raised her in a series of trailer homes across the United States, moving frequently from one state to another. The older she got, the more she seemed to enjoy sitting in the sunniest part of the house, knitting and watching television, and entertaining the occasional caller who came by to see her. Audrey felt that her mother's behavior was eccentric, and perhaps a bit unhealthy, but did her best to keep her mother happy. Audrey had never known her father, who died before she was born. From the time Audrey was old enough to work, she was the sole support for both women.Meanwhile, Audrey met and fell in love with Robert, a handsome and pleasant young man. Audrey was surprised that her mother disapproved, saying Robert was too skinny, and that she should find someone with more meat on his bones. Nevertheless, Audrey agreed when Robert proposed, and her mother, perhaps tempted by the satellite dish Robert promised to buy them, or perhaps simply understanding her daughter's true feelings, reluctantly gave her approval.On the wedding night, Audrey got a serious surprise, and finally learned the true nature of the women in her family. As Robert began to make love to her, she suddenly found that she was sucking him dry of all his blood - that she was eating and eating and just couldn't stop. Now Audrey understood what happened to all of the callers that her mother received, and why they had to cross state lines so often. She and her mother were Black Widows in human form, and so would be the daughter that Robert gave her... Show less «