Entity
"You thought you knew pleasure before you met me. You were wrong."
Kit Fox needs a fresh start. Her essays on quantum physics are too outlandish for the mainstream, and her writing career is fizzling. But things look up when she's offered the opportunity of a lifetime: a private three-day interview with reclusive billionaire Ian De Leon, inventor of the Pleasurebot. He's publishing a biography, and he wants Kit to write it.
But Ian has a secret locked away in his sky-high penthouse: the Prototype, a disobedient and unpredictable new Pleasurebot. Against Ian's explicit wishes, Kit becomes completely enraptured by the Prototype. And what she thought was going to be a standard interview becomes a sickening freefall into obsession, self-discovery, and otherworldly desires.
Contains mature themes.
- Pages
- 157
- Audiobook
- 4 hr 21 min
- First published
- 2025
- Language
- English
- Edition
- Audiobook
Shelved by 3 Litcadians
Reviews
Finished February 21, 2026
Finished May 22, 2025
Have you ever read something that felt like a fever dream in the best possible way? That’s Entity. It’s sci-fi. It’s creepy. It’s erotic. And honestly, it’s a total mind-bender in all the ways you don’t expect—but somehow totally want. What Meg does so well is build these strange, otherworldly spaces that feel both intimate and terrifying. In Entity, the 153-story-tall penthouse almost becomes a character of its own—eerily silent, isolating, and just off in a way that keeps you constantly uneasy. Add in cyberpunk aesthetics, sex robots, and some seriously haunting vibes, and you’ve got a story that feels like isolation horror meets high-tech dystopia. One of my favorite things about Meg’s writing is how she delivers these short, punchy stories that are still so full—of twists, emotion, atmosphere, and a sense of “what the hell is happening” that somehow works. You’re never quite sure where it’s going, and that’s part of the thrill. If you like your sci-fi strange, your romance twisted, and your horror layered with neon and shadow, Entity is for you. Honestly, anything Meg writes is going to mess with your head in the best way possible.