A Taste for the Peculiar
A succubus hiding her true form. A faerie dripping with scandal. A lesson in seduction.
Miss Avirin Ellison can’t tell anyone what she has become — not when her position in society is already so precarious. When her mother threatens to lock her away for good, Avirin must find a way to procure a marriage proposal, and fast.
Enter Lord Pye Riften. Avirin can’t marry them, of course; the moth fae is already plagued by salacious rumors, but his rakish reputation might be just what she needs. If he can teach her how to seduce a husband, she can secure a match and make a life for herself among high society.
But as their lessons grow more heated, Avirin begins to question the rules she lives by. Lord Riften is strangely captivating, immersing her in a beautiful world where she is indulged and savored. But when Avirin’s newfound desires clash with public expectation, she’s forced to confront the deepest parts of herself.
Which would she rather lose: the life she thought she wanted, or a chance at true love?
Note: Pye uses “he” and “they” pronouns interchangeably throughout this book. This novel is a W/Nbi romance between a succubus and a death’s-head fae. It is intended only for adult audiences. Reader discretion is advised. Content advisories are listed in the book’s front matter and on the author’s website.
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