After-Door Incubus (eBook)

After-Door Incubus
After-Door Incubus eBook Cover, written by Marilyn Leary
Author(s)	Marilyn Leary
Publisher	Amazon Digital Services
Publication date	May 18, 2019
Media type	eBook
Length	517 Pages
ASIN	B07S1K9JXR

For other uses of the word Incubus, see Incubus (disambiguation).

After-Door Incubus is an eBook written by Marilyn Leary. In this work the character Eros is an Incubus.

Overview

• Title: After-Door Incubus
• Author: Marilyn Leary
• Published By: Amazon Digital Services
• Length: 517 Pages
• Format: eBook
• ASIN: B07S1K9JXR
• Publishing Date: May 18, 2019

Plot Summary

I desired to bite into every inch of her faded flesh; to depart her trembling under my hands; to pay attention her muffled screams and glad whimpers. Discover what occurs while a Sunday morning goes incorrect and Dani meets Eros, an incubus demon.

Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on June 11, 2019

It is said you only get one chance to make a good first impression and for Dani, the impression she made with Eros can’t be forgotten by either of them. For an incubus like Eros, there’s something irroestiable about Dani and together they will discover that attraction goes both ways.

The work is a delightfully fun romance erotic story with a bit of adventure and challenges around the two main characters to bring a simmering heat to their entanglement. It’s quite a complicated story, the chapters telling little flashes of how their relationship develops and where Eros, the incubus of the story, gives into seducing and the passions he shares with Dani, the main character.

Eros is anything but evil, though he is very focused on Dani’s pleasure and seeing to it that they both become immersed in their passions and need for each other. While his incubus nature is very present once it is revealed, it’s a bit less important than the story of he and Dani becoming lovers and that was a lot of fun.

Three out of five pitchforks.

While the story is a lot of fun and Eros is as well, there’s quite a lot that’s odd about the work overall. As such, the work needs another editing pass to clean up some of the dialogue and spelling, they tend to take the reader out of the story. But what really takes one out of the story is the author’s notes at the end of each chapter that make this work read something like a cut and paste of a series of forum or blog post. A little more care and this would have been so much better than it turned out to be.

External Links

• This work in Kindle Format at Amazon.com - No Longer Available