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The Succubus and her two Mates

The Succubus and her two Mates

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In the otherworldly night, a velvety shadow is cast across the realms. In those dark spaces, these stories are told. Meet Ronnie. She isn't your typical exotic dancer. A young otherworldly being living on the fringes of the human realm, passing as just a part fae empath. She is set on getting her life back on track but she can have some fun first, right? Her impulsive and instant gratification seeking personality hasn't always served her well but she will need to rely on it and her wiles to survive all that fate is about to throw her way. On the cusp of resetting her life, she meets two shifters, each other's fated mate, who claim she is theirs too. The two mens previously unembraced matebond is ignited when Ronnie enters their lives - a stale existence that was far from living. For Brock, he must balance the call of duty and his desire for his mates. Brand's hope is reawakened, the possibility of a connection he had given up on just within his reach. Believing she cannot have a mate, Ronnie still decides to explore her attraction to the two men, being honest with her feelings if nothing else. Ronnie's lies of omission quickly snowball. Bottling up her fear of the repercussions of her actions she blindly follows her heart to be with the two men, but events beyond her control will draw her back to a man she hoped to never see again. ~*~ Copyright © 2024 Eve Bell. All rights reserved. Any attempts to steal my work will be met with legal action. Mature content. Contains detailed sex scenes, including same sex and polyamory relations. As a work of fiction, nothing contained herein should be used as a guide - the author and publisher will not be responsible for any loss, harm, injury or death resulting from the use contained within. Some chapters contain reference or flashbacks to scenes of assault and self harm - this is in no way condoning or promoting such acts and best endeavours will be made to note impacted chapters with a warning where this is present.
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