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Maneater (eBook)

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Maneater
Maneater eBook Cover, written by Emily Antoinette
Maneater eBook Cover,
written by Emily Antoinette
Author(s) Emily Antoinette
Series Monsters of Moonvale
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Publication date October 10, 2023
Media type eBook
Length 170 Pages
ASIN B0CHWKTGZS

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


Maneater is an eBook written by Emily Antoinette. It is a work in the Monsters of Moonvale series by this author. In this work the character Elle is a Succubus.


Overview

  • Title: Maneater
  • Author: Emily Antoinette
  • Published By: Amazon Digital Services
  • Length: 170 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B0CHWKTGZS
  • Publishing Date: October 10, 2023


Plot Summary

A witch seeking connection…

If something ever seems too good to be true, it probably is. That’s how the “friendly” invitation to join a new coven turned into a surprise demon summoning. At least it wasn't a virgin sacrifice. Then I really would have been screwed—and not in the way they plan for with the succubus they’ve bound.

When I help free her from the bindings and offer her a ride back to work, things get even weirder. She tells me she wants to see me again. This captivating woman wants to see me—a nerdy witch who spends his free time playing D&D.

There’s no way she means it. Because that’s definitely too good to be true. Still, there’s no way I can resist the opportunity to spend more time with a goddess like her.

A succubus with a soft heart…

Nothing like getting summoned by a bunch of cultists to ruin your night. These creeps trapped me and won’t let me leave until I “feed on their desires”. I may be a succubus, but I’m not that desperate.

Thankfully, an unexpected savior helps free me. He’s adorable. So shy and earnest, valiantly trying to suppress the desire he feels in my presence. At first, I think it’s an act. But he proves his sweet nature is genuine.

Something about this witch calls to me. Not just to take him to the darkest depths of desire and see him undone—though that sounds fun. But to let myself open my scarred heart to someone who might not crush it.


Book Review

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