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The novel The Succubus is set in a big city where all the attributes of urban space are pushed to their limits. Life in the city is an element of the modern social model, ideal for the destruction of human consciousness. Valent Kosmina, the protagonist of the work, feels that his personality can simply dissolve in the civilisational chaos. He assumes that the things that surround us and seem familiar to us hide completely different meanings, so he invents his own world, where he feels better. However, the departure from reality provokes paranoia in Valent, and he finds himself in a vicious circle - the escape from paranoia is a catalyst for its development.

The Succubus is the fourth novel by the famous Slovenian writer Vlad Žabot. The author's style is characterised by an atmosphere of darkness and eroticism, rich autopoetic language, mythological and biblical motifs, and symbols scattered throughout the text.