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The Naughty Succubus: Part 4: Ancient Enemies (eBook)

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The Naughty Succubus: Part 4: Ancient Enemies
The Naughty Succubus: Part 4: Ancient Enemies eBook Cover, written by Becca Lusk
The Naughty Succubus: Part 4: Ancient Enemies eBook Cover, written by Becca Lusk
Author(s) Becca Lusk
Series The Naughty Succubus
Publisher Sinful Selections
Publication date May 26, 2016
Media type eBook
Length 39 Pages
ASIN B01G9HNQQ2
Preceded by The Naughty Succubus Part 3: Revelations of Sin
Followed by The Naughty Succubus Part 5: Clarity

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


The Naughty Succubus: Part 4: Ancient Enemies is an eBook written by Becca Lusk. It is the fourth work in the Naughty Succubus series by this author. In this work the characters Krys and Valandra are Succubi and Tera, the Queen of the Succubi makes an appearance as well.


Overview

  • Title: The Naughty Succubus: Part 4: Ancient Enemies
  • Author: Becca Lusk
  • Published By: Sinful Selections
  • Length: 39 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B01G9HNQQ2
  • Publishing Date: May 26, 2016


Other Works in this Series on SuccuWiki


Plot Summary

What's a sexy young succubus to do when she falls in love but her bond-mate doesn't even remember who she is? Poor little demon, you say? Think again, for this succubus is a tenacious one – one who will stop at nothing to grab the one she loves. If that means enlisting a she-devil with a lustful eye towards human males, then so be it.

But what happens when the love a young supernatural being goes up against an ancient evil that's awakened? An evil so ancient, that it consumes men’s minds with its will. That it can govern by lust. That can find the desires hidden within men’s souls and make them reality.

How can a small demon fight a force of nature?


Book Review

The following review was originally published by Tera on her Blog, A Succubi's Tale on June 7, 2016


Krys knows of the past, the secret of the present, and why it is so important that Trick finds himself. But knowing what is going on is only part of the story. The rest of the answer is held by Trick, a pair of angels, and a certain succubus called… Tera.

This part of the series does’t dwell on erotica very much, and instead begins to lay out why things are happening, the beings involved and the problem that they face. The world building in this part of the series I enjoyed because it tells a story that is a little bit different, a little unexpected. There’s a mystery, the first layer has been pulled aside, but then that isn’t the end of the story. It’s only the beginning.

Along with Krys and Valandra, there is the fleeting appearance of Tera, who has a plan of her own, seems to be intimately involved in what’s going on as well. For those that are wondering, yes, this Tera is the Queen of the Succubi herself, meaning that this Tera is… well… me.

She makes a very quick appearance, really a tease, which she can be quite a lot of the time, but in doing so that allows the mystery to deepen a little more. Tera always has a reason for what she does and, at least for the moment, I have no idea what she’s up to as yet.

That all said, there are some really amusing moments for Krys, for Valandra and there are a few moments in the story which are really quite surprising, especially in the flashbacks that pop up and mix with the here and now. The interaction, the mix of characters works well, they seem to have a background, having dealt with each other in the past and it adds some flavour to the work that I really liked.

I still feel like the author’s story at times is a little scattered, a little uneven. A bit more editing would be nice to sort out some confusing scenes, a point or two at which it’s a little uncertain about what’s going on exactly. This isn’t so much a criticism as it is a need, at least for me, to see the story be told well.

I love the mystery, the characters, the world that has been created. Settling the story a bit, focusing the moments, gaining some traction towards the point of the series would be nice to have. Really it comes to the editing here, and a little bit more length in the work to gain that needed bit of understanding overall.

Three and a half out of five pitchforks.

I still feel like the series is a little scattered in the storytelling, but that is getting less so with each part that appears. I will admit, quite freely, I am rather curious as to what exactly Tera is up to. After all, she is mischievous, a little naughty, and she usually has a reason to be so.


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