Fairy Tale

Succubus, Book 7

By: A.J. Markam

Narrated by: Iggy Toma

Mo’ honeys, mo’ problems.

And Ian’s got all sorts of problems.There’s a cursed sapphire, a bunch of helpless fairies, an evil hobgoblin, and a puppet mobster made out of wood. Not to mention a vicious troll, although not the video game kind.

As long as he has his gorgeous succubus Alaria by his side,and a little help from Stig the imp, nothing is impossible...right?

Warning: This is a comedy featuring hot women, sexy times, demons, warlocks, violence, and profanity. If you’re an old granny lady who’s going to clutch your pearls every time somebody drops their pants, this book is not for you.

©2020 A.J. Markam (P)2020 Podium Audio

Kinda disappointed

I am not sure who wrote this one buy why would you make the MC complain and cry about everything. He sounds like a kid that gets mad if people don't understand his constant sayings. I'm waiting for him to say i'm talking my ball and going home. Rather than become more confident as the story goes on he seems to be getting dumber and weaker.

Great Finish

Awesome finish to a great series. Would high recommend you read them all. Entertained at every turn of the page

fucked up but can't stop

these books are some of the strongest and most fucked up things I have listened to but God so well righten and funny if you really love sifi/fantasy/and or pop culture with no hang up about a bit of a twisted sexual twist it's a must can't wait for the rest.

Another great book in the series

A. J. never disappoints, loved the book. Thank you, please keep writing more for this series

Progressively Worse

Unfortunately these books have grown progressively worse. This book felt like it should have ended about half way through. The various bosses in the book were badly written and the excuse was given of having a bad writer for the game, but it came off more as a lack of imagination of the author. As the story progressed the main character seemed more like a Snowflake than a hero and the protagonist was pointing out the hypocrisy of the author than displaying bad writing himself. While the erotic scenes were as well written as in the other books they were clustered together too much which made them boring and repetitive. In this particular erotica the main draw is not the eroticism but the story in-between that makes it special. More focus should be spent on the story and less on the sex. That will greatly enhance the overall enjoyment of the book. The narration was top notch, however, and that basically saved it from total disaster.