The Incubi's Bond delves into the solitary world of Annise, a reclusive artist whose meticulously ordered life conceals a profound, unnameable longing. Her days are a practiced rhythm of introversion, yet her canvas explodes with a recurring, impossibly vivid figure: a powerful, winged man of intense beauty and danger. This artistic obsession hints at a deeper, perhaps supernatural, connection. Annise is consumed by the drive to paint this mysterious entity, questioning its reality-is he a figment of her imagination or something more tangible? The novel explores the blurry line between artistic compulsion and a potent, unsettling desire. Her art becomes a window into a hidden world, suggesting that her creations might be summoning or revealing a presence that transcends her isolated existence. ​As Annise prepares to unveil her haunting masterpiece at a gallery opening, she confronts the possibility that her deepest fantasy, this incubus of her imagination, might be more real than she ever dared to believe.​ The story promises to unravel whether her artistic obsession is a path to freedom or a dangerous entanglement, compelling her towards a destiny she cannot fully comprehend.