The Witch and the Incubus

The Witch and the Incubus
The Witch and the Incubus eBook Cover, written by Ally Mauser
Author(s)	Ally Mauser
Publisher	BD Collective
Publication date	August 25, 2011
Media type	eBook
Length	7 Pages
ASIN	B005J7LB34

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

The Witch and the Incubus is an eBook written by Ally Mauser. Within this work, the character Derrick is described as being a young Incubus.

Overview

• Title: The Witch and the Incubus
• Author: Ally Mauser
• Published By: BD Collective
• Length: 7 Pages
• Format: eBook
• ASIN: B005J7LB34
• Publishing Date: August 25, 2011

Plot Summary

A powerful, ancient, and beautiful witch knows it is time to harvest the incubus boy's sexual energy. It should be a routine seduction, but something unexpected happens.

Book Review

The following review was first published posted by Tera on her Blog - A Succubi's Tale on February 12th, 2012

This is a very, very short story. The characters are barely fleshed out, the reasons for what happens are so thinly explained that for the most part they aren’t.

It bothers me that all of the characters feel like cardboard cutouts. They are so flimsy in their actions that it makes the entire work feel like the author had an idea for a story and wrote a short summary of it, then published that instead of the actual story.

The work needs an editor. There are several words that are placed in the story that do not belong there. For example the word “mike” is used in one sentence that should have used “milk” instead. There are also a number of tense problems in the story that were jarring as well.

The surprise in the story, when it appears, is not exactly well done at least to me. Not going to reveal it here, but honestly I think that the resolution of the work could have been written better, explained more, and made me actually care about what happens to each of the characters.

The incubus in the story is young. The witch believes that he is seventeen at first, but that isn’t right and his true age is eighteen which, for me personally, made the story a little easier to read. While some oblique references are made to his powers and physical attributes, there isn’t much else that we learn about him. The information, when it is given, is in a sort of scattergun approach of little bits of information and then we move directly from that to what the witch is thinking and trying to accomplish.

But then this isn’t meant to be a long story or something that is more than a stroke story for the most part.

The sex scenes were for me superficial. Not that hot and not that interesting to me personally, but then I don’t particularly like the kind of sex that was prevalent in this work. That’s my personal issue and I am sure that there are people out their that will disagree with me…

But that’s a manner of opinion and this is all mine isn’t it?

I’ll give this work one out of five pitchforks.

Too short, too rushed, was not honestly that interesting to me to read… But then it was a short read wasn’t it?

External Links

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