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'''Temple of Lillith''', is a short story written by Morgan Hawke. In this work, the Goddess Lilith is summoned by a mortal and she takes advange of it. The work itself is part of a series of | '''Temple of Lillith''', is a short story written by Morgan Hawke. In this work, the Goddess Lilith is summoned by a mortal and she takes advange of it. The work itself is part of a series of six short stories the author has called the ''Phantasies Series''. | ||
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For other uses of the word Succubus, see Succubus (disambiguation).
Temple of Lillith, is a short story written by Morgan Hawke. In this work, the Goddess Lilith is summoned by a mortal and she takes advange of it. The work itself is part of a series of six short stories the author has called the Phantasies Series.
Details
- Title: Temple of Lillith
- Author: Morgan Hawke
- Cover Artist: Martine Jardin
- Format: eNovella
- Publisher: eXtasy Books
- Pages: 40
- Language: English
- ISBN-10: 1-55410-020-8
- Release Date: August 2004
Synopsis
It's been quite a long time since the Goddess Lilith's last summoning by a mortal, and she has every intention of taking advantage of the situation - to their mutual pleasure.
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