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Sudden Succubus (eBook)

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Sudden Succubus
Sudden Succubus eBook Cover, written by A.B. Marie
Sudden Succubus eBook Cover,
written by A.B. Marie
Author(s) A.B. Marie
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Publication date July 15, 2021
Media type eBook
Length 287 Pages
ASIN B093JW2M86

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Sudden Succubus is an eBook written by A.B. Marie. In this work the character Molly is a succubus, and the character Milo is an incubus.


Overview

  • Title: Sudden Succubus
  • Author: A.B. Marie
  • Published By: Amazon Digital Services
  • Length: 287 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B093JW2M86
  • Publishing Date: July 15, 2021


Plot Summary

Molly grew up in a small town in Montana, and she knows she's different. Stange things have been happening for years, and there's no way out of her current predicament with her 'parents'. She's tried. Four insane men try to take her from her home, and she finds out she isn't human at all. She's the heir to Hell, and her twin has finally found her. Fated mates. Magic. Wars. Action. Fights. Will she get past her trauma? Can she survive this new life?

Demons. Witches. Warlocks. Vampires. Shifters. Angels. Oh, my.


Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on September 21, 2021


Molly’s life hasn’t been wonderful by any means. Being attacked isn’t good, and finding out that she isn’t human isn’t much better. Still, the discovery that she has a brother is one positive thing isn’t it? Molly hopes so, things can’t get much worse can they?

The work drifts between creating the universe the story is set in and the trials that Molly faces in finding herself and what it all means to her. It’s very complex at times, many myths and legends are touched upon in the storytelling. What’s interesting about that is the myths aren’t exactly as one might expect them to be. There’s a lot of tangents the work takes and I thought they were very imaginative.

Molly, the succubus of the work and Milo, her incubus brother, don’t act like what the traditional myths tell of them and that’s quite refreshing. Both are thoughtful, trying to come to terms with their past and possible futures. Along the way there are ssme terrible moments, but there are also some moments of hope and joy that fit them both well.

There is some erotica in the work, but it doesn’t drive the story overall. What does matter is the piecing together of what Molly has been through and how she and Milo move to their futures. The ending fits them well, it dives hope and considering all they have been through, that’s a fitting place for the story to be.

Four out of five pitchforks.

The mythos around Molly and Milo is inspired, detailed and gives something to think about. It’s a very enveloping read and one should enjoy every page for the wonder the author creates. Story matters and here the story really means everything.


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