Undone by R. Phoenix and Morgan Noel
Excerpt
A Nephilim, a human, and an incubus walk into a fae's casino. Who will be the first to come UNDONE in this 122k word urban fantasy?
"This book is fantastic, fascinating, awesome, engrossing, terrific, snarky, gritty, unashamedly in your face, filled with more twists and turns than a roller coaster, darkly decadent, wickedly delicious, and where nothing and no one is what they appear to be." -- Amazon Review
Leandro kissed Kolt’s forehead then started toward the stairs leading up to his home — their home. The fae guided him straight to the bedroom, though his lips pursed as he looked at him again. “Let’s get this off of you. It stinks of him.”
He didn’t argue, as the shock of it all descended over him. He let Leandro undo the buttons of the shirt and push it off of his shoulders. “They all still think I’m your whore…” he said quietly, not looking up at the fae, but staring hard at his chest instead.
Leandro gently tugged the shirt from around him, balling it up and tossing it out of the room before beginning on his pants. “They won’t make that mistake after tonight,” he said, and a small smile curved onto his lips, something almost… gleeful, a childlike pleasure he’d come to associate with the fae.
“And if they do?” he asked cautiously. “Will you kill all of them?”
“If I have to.”
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Blurb
College was supposed to be about figuring out careers and goals, not what turned you on in the bedroom.
When a class project pushes a confused Adrian in an interesting new direction, he’s not sure what to do. His focus in college has always been on grades, but he doesn’t know if he’s ready to do what it takes to get an A in his Human Sexuality course.
Watching Adrian stumble into the world of puppy play and kink shouldn’t interest Owen as much as it does. The fact that they don’t really know each other doesn’t matter, not when they’re technically too close to even think about one another that way. But something won’t let Owen walk away from a floundering Adrian.
When an embarrassing situation meets a sarcastic remark, sparks fly in the most unusual way.
When a class project pushes a confused Adrian in an interesting new direction, he’s not sure what to do. His focus in college has always been on grades, but he doesn’t know if he’s ready to do what it takes to get an A in his Human Sexuality course.
Watching Adrian stumble into the world of puppy play and kink shouldn’t interest Owen as much as it does. The fact that they don’t really know each other doesn’t matter, not when they’re technically too close to even think about one another that way. But something won’t let Owen walk away from a floundering Adrian.
When an embarrassing situation meets a sarcastic remark, sparks fly in the most unusual way.
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