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Lexi and the Devil: Satan's New Sex Slave Turns the Tables (eBook)
| Lexi and the Devil: Satan's New Sex Slave Turns the Tables | |
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 Lexi and the Devil: Satan's New Sex Slave Turns the Tables eBook Cover, written by Michaela Daphne Taylor | |
| Author(s) | Michaela Daphne Taylor |
| Publisher | Amazon Digital Services |
| Publication date | April 20, 2015 |
| Media type | eBook |
| Length | 23 Pages |
| ASIN | B00WGXCH7I |
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Lexi and the Devil: Satan's New Sex Slave Turns the Tables is an eBook written by Michaela Daphne Taylor. In this work the character Lexi is transformed into a Succubus.
Overview
- Title: Lexi and the Devil: Satan's New Sex Slave Turns the Tables
- Author: Michaela Daphne Taylor
- Published By: Amazon Digital Services
- Length: 23 Pages
- Format: eBook
- ASIN: B00WGXCH7I
- Publishing Date: April 20, 2015
Plot Summary
Lexi wants to be rich. So much so that she sells her soul, offering Satan eternal sexual pleasure in return for worldly wealth. Little does she know that the contract comes with a catch. Furious with the deceit, Lexi vows to take revenge and finds the perfect moment in Satan's personal BDSM dungeon. The torturer becomes the tortured, but could this be what the devil secretly desires?
Book Review
The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on January 8, 2016
Lexi makes a deal with the devil, but that deal turns out to be very one sided. Having lost, in more than one way, Lexi confronts him, looking to have her revenge. The thing is, the devil is holding all of the cards, and Lexi is playing his tune.
The only appearance of a succubus in this work comes at the very end when the devil makes Lexi an offer, she accepts, and its transformed. Otherwise the work just revolves around Lexi’s attempts at being “evil” getting what she desires and then being sent off to pay at the hands of the devil.
There’s a good deal of BDSM in the story, but it’s almost cartoonish, really doesn’t have any heat in it, and overall just served as a means to draw the two main characters into the same place at the same time. There’s a bit of character development, though it is very thin, but that does nothing to overcome the main problem I had with the work.
It simply wasn’t interesting.
There was no heat, no passion. There wan’t one character that I cared about in the work, nor was there really anything that hooked me in the story. If it wasn’t for the possibility of there being a succubus in this work, really I wouldn’t have read this. Seeing that Lexi isn’t really a succubus, save for the very last page of the work, it mainly focuses upon some BDSM fantasies that just read and felt wrong in a lot of ways.
It’s a bit more confusing in that while Lexi is a paper thin character with only one thing on her mind, the devil is actually interesting to a point. There’s more to him than Lexi and that again hurt things because the main character should be central to the story as a whole. The devil, and hell for that matter, are larger, more interesting characters than Lexi.
Lexi being a gold-digger, if one who knows a little bit about supernatural things, just wasn’t a hook for me. She has her big scene at the beginning which clearly tells of her one-track mind and desires, but little else. Even when she’s confronted by the devil, she doesn’t change her attitude or anything else about her.
Little heat, really not much story, the focus is on the BDSM erotica and that just doesn’t ring true. The story is, as a whole, average and that’s being kind. I think there could have been more time spent in story to balance out all of the erotica and, perhaps in doing so, there would be something more of a hook as well.
One out of five pitchforks.
Really nothing of interest here, though the idea isn’t a bad one. The work needs to be developed more and with that there could be something more to this as well.