An erotic mm fantasy romance
by
- The Devil's Beloved
- Prince Abaddon
- The Raven and the Songbird
- The Gay Goblin King
Opposites Attract, Even in Hell
Badinel, a hot but easily distracted goblin king living in exile, runs a spicy blog centered around angelic gay erotica.
In our narrator's story, Satan bonds with a dashing, happy-go-lucky angel of wrath named Tzyeriel over their mutual love of whips, wine, and wild passion. Before long, the pair begin a sizzling forbidden affair. Abaddon, Satan’s vengeful ex, finds out and plots to claim Hell’s crown by using the scandalous liaison to claim the throne for himself.
Prepare for a tale of seductive escapades, intrigue, and a love both infernal and eternal!
The Devil's Beloved is Ideal for fans of spicy MM romance, gay paranormal love stories and queer supernatural fiction.
READER CAUTION ADVISED: This book is intended for an 18+ audience only. It contains material that may be offensive to some and is made for mature adults.
- 1 To Be Read list
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Genres:
Pairings: M-M
Heat Level: 5
Romantic Content: 4
Ending: Click here to reveal
Character Identities: Gay
Protagonist 1 Age: Ageless/Immortal
Protagonist 2 Age: Ageless/Immortal
Protagonist 3 Age: Ageless/Immortal
Tropes: Fated Mates / Soul Mates, Forbidden Love, Opposites Attract, Star-Crossed Lovers
Word Count: 19950
Setting: Heaven, Hell, Seattle
Languages Available: English
Series Type: Continuous / Same Characters
The imprisoned angel had long, dirty hair and several scars that ran across his body. Gagged and bound with ropes designed to restrain his kind, Tzyeriel looked Rosier over thoughtfully, glanced back at Satan, and asked,
"What manner of tools do you have on hand? I imagine you must have quite an interesting collection."
Satan nodded, ordering a tall, gangly demon to fetch the desired items.
Soon, the pair had an astounding array of instruments laid out before them. Tzyeriel picked up a branding iron, cheerily asking,
"Goodness, how does this work?"
Satan raised an eyebrow and remarked,
"An excellent choice. You seem to have quite the instinct for torment."
Tzyeriel smiled brightly, laughingly responding,
"Oh, I'm just a run-of-the-mill angel of wrath doing my best to smite the wicked."
READ MORESatan caught his breath, averting his eyes lest they reveal the truth of his innermost thoughts.
The Seraph eagerly got to work, motioning for Satan to join in. As they stood mere inches apart, whips at the ready, the horned angel marveled at Tzyeriel’s features: the strong line of his jaw, the outline of his delicate lips, the size of his-
Satan bit his lip. Ever since his first sexual encounter, he’d always enjoyed the feeling of a big dick inside him, and Tzyeriel’s codpiece was fitted in such a way it was obvious he was carrying more than a large lash.
COLLAPSEjackianto.3147 on Bookbub wrote:This book was surprisingly delightful! The storytelling is unusual and takes some getting used to. But once I got into it, it felt fun and unique.
The story is told in the format of a blog being written by an exiled goblin king living in a studio apartment in the human world. His blog is primarily the angel erotica he's writing, interspersed with his quest to find the ingredients to make his mother's cookie recipe and other challenges of the mortal world. Sound ridiculous? Absolutely... but the goblin king scenes are hilarious, and a nice comic relief for the heaviness of the angel story.
The angel story starts out relatively tame, but gets steamier as it proceeds - at most it's maybe 3-3.5/5 on the spicy scale. The angel of wrath Tzyeriel travels to hell to punish a fallen angel. While there, he and Satan are drawn to each other. The two are forbidden lovers, as the laws of heaven forbid physical relationships, but they want each other enough to take the risk. Their story is tragic and happy and touching. I would love to see more of their character development in a longer story.
This book starts out a bit shaky, but by the end I was hooked. The world-building (what little is possible in 164 pages) is a bit odd... Satan is the king of hell, Lucifer is a different person from Satan - a fallen angel that led a rebellion in heaven, and then the briefly-mentioned Beelzebub is the "Lord of Rot." The angel Abaddon is next in line for the throne to hell. And they're all angels/archangels (I think?). Also hell has a river that must be crossed in Charon's boat. It's all a bit muddled and could probably use some better editing or direction.
Overall this was an entertaining read.
dishwashing toadstools, eating candy wrappers, sunflower suit, garlic sugar cookies, holy staff, 37 distinct grunts
At first I didn't know what to make of this short book. I'm pleasantly surprised at enjoying it a lot. This is a first for me: angel erotica. The steam is mild, and explicit. There are two different stories going on at the same time. One is about Satan's and angel of wrath Tzyeriel's romance. The other is the narrator's, but it ends in a cliffhanger. It's a quick, light read, and I recommend it.
