Bøger af Alexandria Addams

Early in the 15th century, a young witch of Killarney, Ireland, Elva (she/her, 21), discovered to her horror that hunters penetrated the magic wards protecting her home. Forced to choose between an excruciating death or defying her late grandmother's warnings, she mournfully opened her grimoire to summon a protective demon. During her desperate ritual, however, an innocent mistake sealed her fate and she found herself in a new world at the bedside of a gorgeous, yet irate, succubus (she/her, 3242). Did this witch bite off more than she could chew, or is this the start of an adventure in self-discovery, love, and healing? Wrong Side of the Bed is a Heaven and Hell themed Risk-Aware Consensual Kink (R.A.C.K.) BDSM dark fantasy erotica with a strong plot, a primarily LGBTQIA+ cast, themes of sapphic romance and coming out, and characters living with severe PTSD. This novella and aspects of this series contain graphic depictions of violence, terror, death, abuse, crude language, non-consensual BDSM, and discrimination. This may be upsetting, so appropriate content warnings are supplied before each chapter. In addition, readers are given warnings before especially traumatic scenes and are provided with summaries before less disturbing content continues.

Early in the 15th century, a young witch of Killarney, Ireland, Elva (she/her, 21), discovered to her horror that hunters penetrated the magic wards protecting her home. Forced to choose between an excruciating death or defying her late grandmother's warnings, she mournfully opened her grimoire to summon a protective demon. During her desperate ritual, however, an innocent mistake sealed her fate and she found herself in a new world at the bedside of a gorgeous, yet irate, succubus (she/her, 3242). Did this witch bite off more than she could chew, or is this the start of an adventure in self-discovery, love, and healing? Wrong Side of the Bed is a Heaven and Hell themed Risk-Aware Consensual Kink (R.A.C.K.) BDSM dark fantasy erotica with a strong plot, a primarily LGBTQIA+ cast, themes of sapphic romance and coming out, and characters living with severe PTSD. This novella and aspects of this series contain graphic depictions of violence, terror, death, abuse, crude language, non-consensual BDSM, and discrimination. This may be upsetting, so appropriate content warnings are supplied before each chapter. In addition, readers are given warnings before especially traumatic scenes and are provided with summaries before less disturbing content continues.

In the early half of the 15th century outside Killarney, Ireland, a young witch named Elva (she/her) discovered to her horror that hunters somehow penetrated the magic wards protecting her home. She hurried home to her cottage at the center of the expansive veil that had kept her safe for twenty-one summers, ten of which were spent all alone. Once indoors, though, she heard their voices closing in outside and knew it was too late. Forced to pick between suffering an excruciating death at the hands of the hunters or defying her late grandmother's warnings and summoning a protective demon, she mournfully opened the dark leather-bound grimoire and set to work. During her desperate ritual, however, an innocent mistake sealed her fate and she found herself in a new world at the bedside of a gorgeous, yet irate, succubus (she/her). Did this witch bite off more than she could chew, or could this be the start of an adventure in self-discovery, love, and healing? Wrong Side of the Bed is a Risk-Aware Consensual Kink (R.A.C.K.) BDSM erotica with a historical fantasy plot, a primarily LGBTQIA+ cast, heavy themes of sapphic romance and coming out, and characters living with severe PTSD. Aspects of this novella contain graphic depictions of violence, death, abuse, crude language, and discriminatory language and behavior, as well as less-graphic mentions of suicide. This may be upsetting to some readers, so appropriate content warnings are supplied before each chapter that contains a known trigger. In addition, readers are given warnings before especially traumatic scenes and are provided with summaries following the break before the less disturbing content continues.