Princess and Ogre: An Erotic Fairy Tale of Monstrous Lust

It seemed like every month Princess Poppy was kidnapped by the ogre who lived in the ruins outside the city. Crown Prince Thurston was determined to put an end to this torture of his wife. Dart the thief soon finds himself pressed into service to rescue the princess from what turns out to be her lover.

Only a thief as suave and handsome and skilled in the bedroom arts could ever pull this off, but Dart quickly learns to regret his actions…

This is a 50,000 word erotic novella that contains explicit sex and sexual descriptions of sexual encounters between adults and fantasy monsters. It focuses on graphic and explicit sex, unusual body modifications, cheating partners, group sex, lesbian sex, gay sex, sexual betrayal, and acts of extremely risky sex along with other sexually explicit themes and language that not all members of the public will enjoy.

All characters are 18 or older.

Originally published in five parts.

Excerpt:

It was supposed to be simple. Slip into Groph’s lair. Everyone knew where it was. Rescue Princess Poppy. Slip out of the lair. Maybe kill the ogre if he had a chance.

HA! If the ogre hadn’t captured Princess Poppy a half dozen times already. Groph always seemed to manage to slip away before he could be caught or killed.

Dart didn’t blame the monster, however. Princess Poppy was beautiful.

Dart would gladly have given the entire contents of his pack full of stolen silver and manhood as well in exchange for a chance to bed the beauty. Hell, he’d give that much just for the chance to see her naked.

As an experienced thief, Dart was confident he could slip in and out of the lair with relative ease. The real problem would be rescuing the princess without getting caught.

Once he was all the way in, Dart saw he had a much bigger problem.

It was likely Princess Poppy wouldn’t want to leave. But that was only because the princess was in bed with the ogre.

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Data di uscita

Ebook: 26 novembre 2021