Kiss the Girls (1995) by James Patterson is an especially sick detective novel about two competing serial kidnapper-rapist-killers. Lots of twisted scenes about them with their victims but here I stick to the rape scenes of which there are three. This one’s the second. The excerpt is from an eBook.
CHAPTER 28
"Well,
what do you have in mind for me?" Kate decided on the direct approach.
"Why am I here? Why this room, the clothes? All my things?" His voice
remained gentle and calm. He was actually trying to seduce her. "Oh, I
guess I want to fall in love, to stay in love for a while.
I want to
feel real romance every day that I possibly can. I want to feel something
special in my life. I want to experience intimacy with another person. I'm not
that different from everyone else. Except that I act instead of daydream."
"Don't
you feel anything?" she asked. She feigned concern for him.
She knew
that sociopaths couldn't feel emotion, at least that was her understanding.
He
shrugged. She sensed that he was smiling again, laughing at her.
"Sometimes
I feel a great deal. I think that I'm too sensitive. May I tell you how
beautiful you are?" "Under the present circumstances, I wish you
wouldn't." He laughed a nice laugh and shrugged his shoulders again.
"Okay.
That's
settled then, isn't it? No sweet talk for the two of us. Not for now, anyway.
Bear in mind, I can be romantic. I actually prefer it that way."
She wasn't
prepared for his sudden movement, his quickness. The stun gun appeared and hit
her with a vicious jolt. She recognized the gun's crackling sound, smelled the
ozone. Kate fell back hard against the bedroom wall and cracked her head. The
impact shook the whole house wherever she was being kept.
"Oh,
Jee-sus no," Kate moaned softly.
He was all
over her. Flailing arms and legs, all of his weight pressing down on her. He
was going to kill her now. Oh God, she didn't want to die like this, to have
her life end in this way. It was so pointless, absurd, sad.
She felt a
fierce and explosive rage swelling up in her. With a desperate effort she
managed to kick out one leg, but she couldn't move her arms. Her chest was on
fire. She could feel him ripping off her blouse, touching her all over. He was
aroused. She could feel him rubbing against her.
"No,
please no," she moaned. Her own voice sounded very far away.
He was
kneading her breasts with both hands. She could taste blood, and feel its
warmth trickle from the corner of her mouth. Kate finally began to cry. She was
choking, and she could hardly breathe.
"I
tried to be nice," he said through tightly gritted teeth.
He stopped
suddenly. He got up and unzipped his blue jeans and yanked them down around his
ankles. He didn't bother to take them off.
Kate stared
up at him. His penis was large. Fully erect, and bright with pulsing blood and
thick veins. He threw himself down on her and rubbed it against her body,
moving it slowly against her breasts, her throat, and then her mouth and eyes.
Kate began
to drift in and out of consciousness, in and out of reality.
She tried
to hold on to each thought that came to her. She needed to feel some control,
even if it was only over her thoughts.
"Keep
your eyes open," he warned her in a deep growl. "Look at me, Kate.
Your eyes are so beautiful. You're the most beautiful woman I've ever seen. Do
you know that? Do you know how desirable you are?" He was in a trance now.
It seemed like it to Kate. His powerful body danced, snaked, writhed, as he
thrust himself in and out of her. He sat up and he played with her breasts
again. He caressed her hair, different parts of her face. His touch became
gentle after a while.
That made
it even worse for her. She felt such humiliation and horrible shame. She hated
him.
"I
love you so much, Kate. I love you more than I'm capable of saying.
I've never
felt this way before. I promise you I haven't. Never like this."
He wasn't
going to kill her, Kate realized. He was going to let her live. He was going to
come back again and again, whenever he wanted her. The horror was overwhelming,
and Kate finally passed out. She let her spirit fall far away.
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