The Yogini

The Yoginīs of the Kaula and Tantric traditions were at once regarded as flesh-and-blood women with whom male practitioners interacted, and as the devouring semi-divine beings who were the object of their worship cults.

Yoginis are, before all else, angry and hungry, and very often angry because they are hungry.

Sana Willoughby is not a yogini--yet. She's a data-scientist, a very good one--unaware that someone has a desperate need for her, a dark plan so ancient it is beyond memory.

Author's note:
This is another brief excerpt from an in progress novel focused on Sana Willoughby. This particular excerpt is intended for mature audiences.