Fifer Ione is an asexual selkie. She likes sexual fantasy, and she wants to fall in love. Only, erm, without the touching parts. Without the fluids parts. Without the gross, real parts. Just the good stuff.
When Hollis Mac appears at open mic night at the Meck and reveals that his skeletal face means he lacks skin, so he lacks, you know, anything gross, she cant help but feel as if hes what shes been waiting for her whole life.
Except Hollis is some ancient fae thing, exiled and odd, very wealthy, very aloof. He doesnt think hes quite capable of love, only desire, endless and aching and exploitive. His kind, he says, only want to devour things, especially pretty young things like her.
But she trusts him.
Or anyway, shes curious enough to risk it.
Some things are worth the risk.
This book doesnt depict a lot of actual, physical intercourse. But it does depict a lot of shared fantasy about intercourse, and since its a book, are we splitting hairs here? Content includes: vampire blood play and biting, breeding, capture, spanking, and soothing during noncon.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
When Hollis Mac appears at open mic night at the Meck and reveals that his skeletal face means he lacks skin, so he lacks, you know, anything gross, she cant help but feel as if hes what shes been waiting for her whole life.
Except Hollis is some ancient fae thing, exiled and odd, very wealthy, very aloof. He doesnt think hes quite capable of love, only desire, endless and aching and exploitive. His kind, he says, only want to devour things, especially pretty young things like her.
But she trusts him.
Or anyway, shes curious enough to risk it.
Some things are worth the risk.
This book doesnt depict a lot of actual, physical intercourse. But it does depict a lot of shared fantasy about intercourse, and since its a book, are we splitting hairs here? Content includes: vampire blood play and biting, breeding, capture, spanking, and soothing during noncon.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
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