Review: The Succubus’ Sub

Inside John Dylena’s latest effort, The Succubus’ Sub, we’re brought deep into a world rich with magic, mystery, and sensual seduction. Dylena’s effort focuses on mundane Brett, and the sultry Myserra, a succubus that appears to him one gloomy afternoon with an offer that he can’t (and won’t) refuse. Brett’s boring life is literally turned upside-down when his new supernatural Mistress marks him as hers, in exchange for granting him access to the untold delights of her forbidden flesh.

But rather than becoming a simple slave to her powerful seductive magic, she desires something more: Myserra ultimately quests for a mortal who serves her not out of fear or compulsion, but adoration. Brett learns about himself and his long-neglected sexuality at the simmering demoness’ side and the fiery relationship that blossoms between them is pure magic. He finds himself the recipient of a crash course in the extremes of sexuality from his new mistress when she collars him with a mystical mark in a scene that delightfully teases at the borders of this wonderfully written world.

Over the course of six chapters, Brett finds himself wearing frilly, refined lingerie (and more) as he’s willingly led down ever more exotic corridors of his own pleasure as her full-time submissive. I must congratulate Dylena for subtly crafting a beautiful world that lives and breathes on its own, especially when we realize that there are *other* demons conspiring with playthings of their own.

For those used to paranormal romance and erotica, or just curious about some spells alongside their sex, look no further than Mr. Dylena’s work. A delightfully seductive story with an extra helping of naughtiness, The Succubus' Sub is sure to scratch an itch that you never knew you had.

Review: The Straight Girl's Guide to Sleeping with Chicks

Let me clearly say that this is the kind of book that, if it were possible to go back in time, I would give to my 17 year old self, as I patiently and calmly explained to her that there was nothing wrong with her, and that she'd end up married to a devilishly handsome guy anyhow, but everything that she is feeling is valid, normal, and frankly, going to be a heck of a lot of fun!

The Straight Girl's Guide to Sleeping with Chicks is fun and sassy. Most refreshing is that there's a certain realness to the playfulness that she uses when discussing girl-on-girl sexuality. I suppose I'm saying that her book comes across as being really authentic, and that's refreshing. She teases out the nuances of our culture, and points a lot of curious (pun definitely intended) gals down avenues that they themselves may have only considered in secret, or really late at night, while drunk, on the Internet. She's very entertaining and you'll definitely find that certain parts will be more dog-eared that others. That's okay, and kinda the point.

She also doesn't leave out the silly and funny details of shacking up with another gal. As has been mentioned, just because you're a woman, doesn't mean that you magically know exactly what all other women necessarily need, or want. Yes, there's an element of a second wave sisterhood in here, where we begin exploring our own bodies, so as to understand just how they work, but I don't think that's entirely a bad thing. We were all born as beautiful, sexual beings, and all Sincero is asking of us is to live up to our birthright by fooling around (drunken or not) with a female friend.

p.s. If you ever want to piss off your Mother-in-law in a way that she won't soon recover from, be sure to leave this one out in plain sight next time she's over. :P

Haleigh Cookson Clark gives this book 5 out of 5 stars.