A great romantic and thrilling adult fairy taleWhen Rhys follows a row of purple flowers that seem to have an addictive affect on him when he touches them he finds himself sucked into a pocket dimension ruled over by Master Kalen a sex crazed fairy who owns a massive harem of naked human men who he performs a variety of kinky sex games on when he pleases. Thinking that every human desires sex it comes as a shock to Kalen that Rhys does not desire it and can do without. However he doesn’t mind a ...

A great romantic and thrilling adult fairy taleWhen Rhys follows a row of purple flowers that seem to have an addictive affect on him when he touches them he finds himself sucked into a pocket dimension ruled over by Master Kalen a sex crazed fairy who owns a massive harem of naked human men who he performs a variety of kinky sex games on when he pleases. Thinking that every human desires sex it comes as a shock to Kalen that Rhys does not desire it and can do without. However he doesn’t mind a ...

If you go down in the woods today, make sure you don’t follow the purple flowers, or any other colour of flowers that you feel impelled to follow—and if a stranger appears and tries to stop you, listen him, unless you like the possibility of being drawn into a strange world of alternate sexuality. It’s doesn’t look good for Rhys, therefore, when he’s lured into the fairy harem of Master Kalen, where sexual ‘deviancy’ appears to be the norm—at first glance. A relationship grows between the two, a...

M/M fantasy romance Overall, this book was fairly enjoyable, though a little sparse on description in many places (I personally enjoy very descriptive writing in fantasy, but this isn't a must have or everyone's cup of tea). I also appreciated the emphasis placed on consent and trust in kinky/BDSM type scenarios (it was a positive look into things that many often look at as negative). However, I did feel I had trouble connecting with Rhys and Kalen (and this isn't due to them being asexual). The...

One thing I like about this author's work is that she deals with current issues even though the world is ancient, and full of magic, and true to itself across many books. In this case the issues include asexuality (feeling like sex is being forced on you by family and/or culture), and expectations of maintaining a bloodline causing all kinds of grief and anxiety. It's a good book - I recommend it!

Phenomenal

The newest book by one of my favorite indie authors. I've always loved the style and bluntness Mannino writes with but this book has my favorite storyline, including another cameo from loki, which I love. I also appreciate that the asexual characters in this book were written by an asexual, which helps me understand more about something I don't relate to from first hand knowledge. Ten out of ten and would definitely reccomend.

Loved Every Bit

This story was everything I wanted it to be and everything that I never knew I needed!! Trust me that it’s almost, if not entirely, perfect.

Yes! Ace rep! I'm demi, and this hooked me from the second I read the blurb and realized what it was about. It was so much better with two Ace characters and I loved how their was so much steam with no sex. Finding a book with kinky aces is like finding a needle in a haystack. Don't get me wrong, I love smexy scenes in books, but this was awesome.Kalen is the perfect dominant Ace twink. The bit where he flips off Loki, and Loki says "anytime, anywhere." Had me cracking up.The endings still stuck...

OMG THIS WAS PERFECT! The luring with the flowers, the harem, and Kalen's (at first secret) everything I absolutely loved it! As an ace, it was great to see two different kinds of asexuals, (one neutral, one adverse) and the fact that Rhys was biromantic even if he preferred men more than women.The King Nemyr sounded like a couple of people I've have the misfortune to know. The part with Kalen having control of his body for a change and the way he and Rhys grew in their feelings:😍I've read some...

2/2.5 Stars.I think the nicest I can say about this book is that it tried? I was very curious about the premise (asexual yet kinky MCs) but sadly it didn’t deliver. The world building was a bit of a mess, the story with Loki was very random, and the kink was meh. There was no build up or tension during their scenes. I didn’t feel what they got out of them at all. I also seemed to miss how they fell in love? They go from enemies, to reluctant allies to in love. And it makes sense but I didn’t fee...