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Books By Zwahk Muchoney
Word Count: 16500
Character Identities: Gay, Pansexual
Summary: The Heart of a Satyr, the Love of a Young Man When Helios, a Greek slave, is used as bait by his master Krateros to capture a satyr, the young man escapes into the wilderness. Helios crosses paths with Charoúmenos, a gentle satyr who saves him from drowning. An unexpected bond begins to grow between them, but danger closes in, with Krateros refusing to abandon his pursuit, all the while believing Charoúmenos is the key to summoning Dionysus, the god of wine. An M/M erotic romance inspired by Greek mythology, featuring: • Hurt/Comfort • Friends to Lovers • Protective Monster • Monster x Human • Guaranteed HEA Content warning: This story contains explicit scenes and is only appropriate for readers over 18.
Word Count: 79200
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: The entire MM Angel/Demon erotica series, as narrated by a Gay Goblin King (Divine Temptations Books 1-4) Badinel, a hot, gay goblin king, runs a notorious blog devoted to scandalous tales of angels and demons. Divine Temptations unfolds through two interwoven threads: a dramatic saga of love and power struggles in the infernal realms, and Badinel’s irreverent, comedic misadventures in Seattle. Book one: The Devil's Beloved Satan falls for a handsome angel of wrath, igniting a spicy, opposites-attract love affair. Meanwhile, Satan’s vengeful ex, the angel Abaddon, schemes to exploit the forbidden romance to seize the crown of Hell. Book two: Prince Abaddon Rideriel, an angel shamed for being attracted to his own kind, chooses to fall from Heaven. When Hell claims him, its new ruler, Prince Abaddon, binds him in a dangerous game of passion. This queer dark fantasy explores themes of obsession, identity, and transformation. Book three: The Raven and the Songbird Angel Rideriel has become the ruler of Hell, but for political reasons, his love affair with the raven-headed Marquis Andras must remain secret. To preserve Rideriel’s crown, Andras keeps his distance so no one will suspect how close they are. However, despite his jealousy, he suggests the new king seek pleasure among the palace’s courtesans: Toro the minotaur, Valos, the siren, and Nekoya, a two-tailed cat demon. Yet as Rideriel explores Hell’s delights, one truth remains: no indulgence can quiet the pull of the raven he loves. Book four: The Gay Goblin King Goblin King Badinel visits a tavern for ale and perhaps a bi elf fling when a masked man claiming to be the Rat King bursts in, offering him a most indecent proposal. Never one to refuse a hedonistic distraction, Badinel agrees. After an overzealous encounter involving an irate fae swarm, he plans to ditch the admittedly sexy Rat King, only to get trapped in pirouetting rat horde induced forced proximity. As they travel together, both realize they are tragic misfits suffering from a broken heart, until they join together, deciding to try for their happily ever after. Content Note: This collection contains mature themes and explicit scenes intended for 18+ readers.
Word Count: 7500
Character Identities: Gay
Summary: Three Tales of Gay Love, the Dark Arts, and Lustful Fallen Angels The Angel and the Gentleman In the Victorian era, Baxter, a curious magician, summons the fallen angel Kokabiel in search of forbidden knowledge, only to find himself enraptured by the flirtatious angel's beauty. They meet in the dream world, where Baxter can finally express his same-sex attractions. However, when shame causes him to reject Kokabiel's advances, the jilted angel's charming demeanor transforms into one of pure rage, yet the encounter changes Baxter, leading him to finally take a chance on love. The Gentlemen's Anniversary Two years later, Baxter now shares his life with Eugene, a charming dandy. When their anniversary is complicated by a series of duplicated gifts, the rainy London afternoon becomes an occasion for tea, fond memories, and sensual passion. As Eugene recounts his search for the perfect present, the lovers realize the true meaning behind their gifts lies in the remarkable synchronicity that's developed between them. The Gospel of Kokabiel Kokabiel crosses paths with Apollyon, a straight fallen angel grieving over his failure to claim a mortal woman. The gay angel's shameless allure and persuasive ways lead Apollyon to give in to curiosity and pleasure, marking his first experience with another man. However, what begins as provocation turns into an awakening, as the encounter unsettles Apollyon’s identity, exposing a hidden attraction between the fallen angels. A 7,500 word collection for readers who enjoy spicy gay romance, M/M fantasy, queer awakening stories, supernatural passion, and erotic fantasy. Content warning: This book contains explicit content and is only appropriate for readers 18 or older.
