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Incubus's Scheme (eBook)

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Incubus's Scheme
Incubus's Scheme eBook Cover, written by Jen Lynning
Incubus's Scheme eBook Cover,
written by Jen Lynning
Author(s) Jen Lynning
Series Treaties of Moial
Publisher Amazon Digital Services
Publication date June 26, 2025
Media type eBook
Length 289 Pages
ASIN B0DWNCKY1V

For other uses of the word Incubus, see Incubus (disambiguation).


Incubus's Scheme is an eBook written by Jen Lynning. It is the sixth work in the Treaties of Moial series by this author. In this work the character Brevin is an Incubus.


Overview

  • Title: Incubus's Scheme
  • Author: Jen Lynning
  • Published By: Amazon Digital Services
  • Length: 289 Pages
  • Format: eBook
  • ASIN: B0DWNCKY1V
  • Publishing Date: June 26, 2025


Plot Summary

An incubus who yearns for love. A woman who craves excitement.

She’ll help him navigate his courtship of another woman, but will he ever look at what’s right in front of him?

Brevin has always been a romantic. When he believes he’s fallen in love, he’s determined to do whatever it takes to prove that he can be as trustworthy and faithful as any human lover. But as an incubus, he can’t live without feeding through touch. Brevin must find the balance between his needs and the rigid proscriptions imposed by the human he is courting. Luckily, he meets Selona, who is not only willing to feed him without breaking his rules, but can also teach him everything he needs to know about winning over a human woman.

Selona is tired of conforming to society and her family’s expectations. She wants to enjoy life, not just live it. That’s why she traveled across an ocean to an empire where she can be whoever she wants. Her first adventure leads her to Brevin, and an introduction to fascinating foreign politics. When feeding becomes friendship, Selona realizes she wants more, but knows that if she interferes with his courtship she’ll be the villain.

When his courtship gets tangled in political intrigues, will Brevin finally admit who truly owns his heart?


Book Review

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