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My Kingdom for love: The Succubus Queen (eBook)
| My Kingdom for love: The Succubus Queen | |
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 My Kingdom for love: The Succubus Queen eBook Cover, written by S H Sellers | |
| Author(s) | S H Sellers |
| Publisher | Amazon Digital Services |
| Publication date | March 14, 2025 |
| Media type | eBook |
| Length | 221 Pages |
| ASIN | B0F1L1ZYTF |
For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).
My Kingdom for love: The Succubus Queen is an eBook written by S H Sellers. In this work Succubi characters appear.
Overview
- Title: My Kingdom for love: The Succubus Queen
- Author: S H Sellers
- Published By: Amazon Digital Services
- Length: 221 Pages
- Format: eBook
- ASIN: B0F1L1ZYTF
- Publishing Date: March 14, 2025
Plot Summary
This Story Is about fearless women who dare to dream, who embrace their power, and who love with a fierce, untamed heart. This story is for you, the queens and warriors, the seductresses and sorceresses, the women who refuse to be defined by the constraints of expectation. May your flames burn bright, illuminating the shadows and forging your own destiny. May your love be a tempest, a whirlwind of passion and devotion that knows no bounds, a force that can shatter the chains of convention and rewrite the rules of the game.
For those who have walked the shadowed paths, known the sting of betrayal, felt the intoxicating pull of forbidden desire, and yet, in the face of adversity, have chosen love, resilience, and defiance. This tale is a tribute to your strength, a celebration of your survival, and an acknowledgment of the profound power that resides within the human spirit, a power capable of withstanding even the darkest of nights and emerging triumphant in the dawn.
To those who have sought solace in the embrace of fantasy, where dark magic weaves tales of irresistible allure and fierce independence, where love and power intertwine in a dance of seduction and resilience. This book is an ode to the unwavering spirit that dares to defy expectations, a testament to the exquisite beauty and complexity that exists in the shadows. May the passion of this narrative ignite your imagination and transport you to realms beyond your wildest dreams. May it remind you of the inherent power within each of us, a power that, when embraced, can shape our destinies and conquer the darkness that seeks to consume us. This is a dedication to the unwavering courage and boundless passion of the human heart – a heart that dares to love fiercely, despite the darkness. May your own love stories be as captivating, as fierce, and as ultimately triumphant as the one woven within these pages.
Book Review
The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on November 2, 2025
The queen is a force onto herself, but there are others who oppose her and seek something more beyond the state they find themselves in. The passions are never ending, and the results might be more than any of them expected.
The work is a fantasy adventure with a surprising amount of political intrigue wrapped up in the various plots that unfold. The characters are strongly written, there is a lot of passion to them and how things unfold is both a delight and so very tragic really. It’s not erotica by any means, though there are connections between various characters that suggest events and what is revealed sets up some events that unfold unexpectedly.
Lysandra, the succubus queen of the story, is very dominant and controlling. She’s not quite stereotypically so however. She is single-minded at times, her succubus nature comes out but fleetingly and that was a bit of a shame. Something more of her being a succubus, a temptation, a seductress to achieve her goals and seeing that play out would have been interesting.
Three and a half out of five pitchforks.
It’s a complicated story, really quite well told, but there’s parts of the story missing for me at least. Most of that comes from really not enough told about succubi in this universe and that’s a bit of a shame. Lysandra is interesting, but the question of what’s beyond her was something that I would have liked more about.