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[[Image:NWNovel.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Cover of the short story Night Waitress by Morgan Hawke. Cover art by Martine Jardin.]]
[[Image:NWNovel.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Cover of the short story Night Waitress by Morgan Hawke. Cover art by Martine Jardin.]]
'''Night Waitress''', is a short story written by Morgan Hawke. In this work, a Succubus named Lili works at a diner and has an encounter with a stranger that will not take no for an answer. The work itself is part of a series of four short stories the author has called the Phantasies Series.
'''Night Waitress''', is a short story written by Morgan Hawke. In this work, a Succubus named Lili works at a diner and has an encounter with a stranger that will not take no for an answer. The work itself is part of a series of six short stories the author has called the ''Phantasies Series''.





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Cover of the short story Night Waitress by Morgan Hawke. Cover art by Martine Jardin.

Night Waitress, is a short story written by Morgan Hawke. In this work, a Succubus named Lili works at a diner and has an encounter with a stranger that will not take no for an answer. The work itself is part of a series of six short stories the author has called the Phantasies Series.


Details

  • Title: Night Waitress
  • Author: Morgan Hawke
  • Cover Artist: Martine Jardin
  • Format: eNovella
  • Publisher: eXtasy Books
  • Pages: 28
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 1-55410-020-8
  • Release Date: August 2004


Synopsis

Lilli is a waitress in an all-night diner. Bruce is a dangerously attractive man that won't take no for an answer, even if it's for his own good. What's a succubus to do?


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