From best-selling author Birdie D’Avo comes a collection of monsterf*cker romance stories packed full of filthy, unhinged, wild fun.
This collection features four separate novellas about women who, stifled by routine and predictability, venture beyond the familiar to explore their sexuality with monsters. It isn’t all about sex; it’s also about breaking free from societal expectations and exploring their primal selves, leading each woman on a path of self-discovery.
The Werewolves Lily’s life is upended when her fiancé cheats on her and accuses her of being boring; fueled by one-too-many glasses of wine, she takes a job at The Monster Playhouse, a...
From best-selling author Birdie D’Avo comes a collection of monsterf*cker romance stories packed full of filthy, unhinged, wild fun.
This collection features four separate novellas about women who, stifled by routine and predictability, venture beyond the familiar to explore their sexuality with monsters. It isn’t all about sex; it’s also about breaking free from societal expectations and exploring their primal selves, leading each woman on a path of self-discovery.
The Werewolves Lily’s life is upended when her fiancé cheats on her and accuses her of being boring; fueled by one-too-many glasses of wine, she takes a job at The Monster Playhouse, a pleasure house that is guaranteed to push her boundaries. Until one fateful night, determined to be brave, she convinces herself to work the lower-deck, an anonymous part of the club where monsters pay for more than drinks. What Lily doesn’t bargain for is a table full of werewolves who claim she is their mate.
The Orc Despite her best efforts, Eden struggles to find the same happiness, satisfaction, and sense of belonging that seems so effortless for others. But when Eden finds an orc’s tracks, everything shifts. A spark of excitement ignites inside her, and she can’t deny the insistent urge to find the creature who must be larger than life—certainly larger than any male in her village—even knowing the danger and potential consequences. Driven by curiosity and need, Eden follows the tracks, where she meets Ulack. He’s everything she ever dreamed of, and more. But embracing her desire for him could lead to banishment from her village, and Eden must decide if being cast out—and not just an outcast—is worth following her heart.
The Minotaur Calista hears what everyone calls her behind her back: uptight. A bitch. So what if she redoes everyone’s work after the office closes because she likes things done a certain way? It doesn’t mean she can’t be happy, or have a relationship. The only problem is, when Calista looks around, she doesn’t see anyone she wants. Not human, anyway. So when she hears about the Monster Fulfillment Center, a monster escort service, she finally has a chance to try something her control-freak self desperately needs: surrender. Calista hires the agency to send their best minotaur to help her get out of her head and into her body. Zair is dominant, messy and beautiful. A mirrored soul with a totally different life, and together, they find connection through kink and sex and intimacy. But he’s only there because she hired him. What happens when their time runs out?
The Haunted Victorian Elated to inherit her great-aunt’s old house, Dina imagined strolling through overgrown moon-lit gardens, making homemade bread on the original butcher’s block island, and living a quaint, domestic life. Until she moves in and quickly realizes that not all is as it seems. The very least of her new problems is falling for the ghost of one of her aunt’s victims. From there, things take an even darker turn. She romanticized a life so different from her own, and got exactly what she asked for.
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Content Information/Warnings: This is a collection of four novellas. Each story is a complete standalone with no cliffhangers. In some instances, they include multiple partners (one story is Reverse Harem, two are M/F, and one is MMF), and all have extremely graphic sex scenes intended for readers 18+. More detailed warnings are listed at the start of the book, as some of these stories contain darker themes and situations.
