Take Me Hades I’m Dying movie narrates Dakota James’ broken relationship contract with the untouchable Jaxon Shaw!

Rumors have it that Jaxon is not only the sole heir to his father’s company. Many women have tried their luck to touch him, and they end up miserable!

What other stories can we find in the book version?

• Part 1: Take Me Hades I’m Dying Book Theme & Plot Explanation
• Part 2: Take Me Hades I’m Dying Full Movie Theme, Backstory & Plot
• Part 3: The Reason Behind Take Me Hades I’m Dying Vertical Drama’s Popularity
• Conclusions

Part 1: Take Me Hades I’m Dying Book Theme & Plot Explanation

Theme

Take Me Hades I’m Dying book emphasizes Dakota’s steamy romance scenes with Jaxon. The first three to five movie episodes are things we can expect as the book’s themes.

We also get to know the contract love mentions as the theme. In this case, Dakota’s life and death don’t only lie in her individual crisis. Instead, she knows she can’t fall in love with Jaxon. Yet, she ends up feeling an intense desire to want everything in Jaxon.

Jaxon also becomes the untouchable CEO in the book. However, the book emphasizes more about his role as the Hades, King of the Underworld.

Jaxon’s badass side in the book doesn’t only appear in his masquerade costume. Instead, he creates more than an arrangement on paper when it comes to Dakota!

Plot

Take Me Hades I’m Dying book’s plot contains many steamy phrases. For instance, Dakota’s POVs narrate Hades a.k.a. Jaxon as making her his plaything. Another example lies in Jaxon’s POVs about Dakota’s name dripping off his lips like nectar.

We can also see words and phrases like darkest desires and ecstasy. That way, we can know how both lead characters feel on top of their world.

Dakota’s doctor has announced she is about to run out of her life on Earth. In the meantime, Jaxon also hires Dakota as his contract significant other. He likely has grown tired of his father’s constant marriage demands. So, they will likely keep their relationship a secret.

Jaxon even wears a mask and uses the frightening Hades name as his alias. What happens when Dakota sees beyond the intimidating and domineering aura?

Every time Dakota expects the worst things, it also marks the time she gets Jaxon’s back! He knows Dakota experiences darker things than he could imagine. That’s why Dakota’s presence triggers Jaxon’s protective instinct!

Once again, will the King of the Underworld soften for this contract ex? Will the same Fiona Ritchie as in the movie get in their way of relationships?

Part 2: Take Me Hades I’m Dying Full Movie Theme, Backstory & Plot

Theme

Take Me Hades I’m Dying vertical drama also has the same contract and steamy love themes as the book.

More precisely, Take Me Hades I’m Dying vertical drama also has Dakota and Jaxon as the main characters. Fiona Ritchie’s presence as the villain in this movie also adds to the love triangle theme.

We also get to see Dakota’s two best friends in the movie. The first friend is Shannon, the girl reminding Dakota about the untouchable Jaxon. Meanwhile, the second friend is Indiana, Dakota’s sister, who reminds her of getting out to the Labyrinth nightclub.

Backstory

Take Me Hades I’m Dying movie’s backstory has started 11 months ago. It marked the first time Dakota James exchanged gaze with Jaxon Shaw. The CEO’s good looks have successfully mesmerized Dakota, but Shannon, Dakota’s colleague, gave her a gentle reminder.

Jaxon might possess great looks. His father also chooses him as the family’s company’s heir. Unfortunately, his distaste for having women touch him isn’t the only intimidating factor about him. His father has also set him up to marry Fiona Ritchie.

Dakota, on the other hand, struggles with her tumor and contract relationship with Jaxon. Dakota knows she’s a mere option for the cold-blooded CEO. Yet, the moment her sister advises her to go to a nightclub also becomes the moment she reunites with Jaxon!

Plot

Take Me Hades I’m Dying movie starts after Dakota James steps out her feet from Jaxon’s mansion. At this point, she has torn away the $500,000 check from Jaxon and made her way back home.

Indiana, the sister whom Dakota refers to as Indy, was the only individual to greet Dakota. Of course, it happens that way, for their mother has passed away.

Yet, this time, Indiana doesn’t only greet the heartbroken Dakota. Instead, she drags her sister to a nightclub named Labyrinth. According to Azrael, the nightclub’s host, everybody uses aliases in the nightclub. Even him, the demon, doesn’t know their real names.

The aliases should originate from angelic, demonic, and mythology figures. Knowing she only wants a night out; Dakota tries her luck by escaping from the horror and gangbang zone.

The caped man with a golden mask was the individual saving Dakota from the dangerous zones! The Labyrinth communities acknowledge him as Hades. Yet, Hades’ voice feels familiar to Dakota! Could Jaxon be the individual behind Hades, the Underworld’s King?

Part 3: The Reason Behind Take Me Hades I’m Dying Vertical Drama’s Popularity

Take Me Hades I’m Dying vertical drama gains popularity for the lead characters’ complex struggles! More precisely, we can relate to Dakota James’ depth of feelings and experiences.

Hearing about the tumor’s growth and the significant other’s marriage to another woman must have hurt Dakota! No wonder she instantly jumps to her sister’s crazy nightclub offers.

The nightclub’s themes also feel wonderful! Azrael as the supporting character doesn’t only have an alias from a demonic entity. Instead, his explanation of how the guests’ aliases are from mythology and celestial creatures also feels like an RPG!

We also love the caped costume when Jaxon Shaw becomes the Labyrinth’s Hades. The gold and black combinations and the cape’s length are on the spot! Plus, it’s our first time seeing such a lead male’s costume.

No wonder this vertical drama becomes one of the first series to be adapted to the book version!

Conclusions

Searching for Take Me Hades I’m Dying book’s author will lead you to ReelShort Original Story as the book’s label. That’s because the chapters inside the book are from the ReelShort exclusive series!

Here, we follow Dakota’s search for fun, thrilling, and steamy romance experiences. Dakota is surely a brave woman in doing so! After all, she won’t let the doctor’s announcement discourage her.

What about reading the novel while watching the movie? Sure, you can do it! As for the movie, you can watch it by clicking on Take Me Hades I’m Dying full movie.