Of Genies and Sea Monsters

Name: Of Genies and Sea Monsters
SKU: 9781310406935
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HIGH HEAT: multiple open-door sex scenes with descriptive physical details, some body fluids, and some adult words for body parts. Physical intimacy is part of the plot.

Trigger Warning(s)

Violence, strong language, sexual scenes

He just wants to go home. But he needs a genie and a sea monster to help him back to his one true love.

Ephram, the gem seller, has come to the Land of Plenty to seek his fortune, leaving behind his broken hearted mate, Eber. When it’s time to go back home, Ephram finds he has no chance of ever seeing Eber again, thanks to a sea monster that swallows ships whole.

In desperation, he turns to a succession of hokum magicians, none more contrary than the massive and impressively endowed Drakon, a genie so legendary that every man in town has had him.

But Drakon has his own agenda. He wants the one he can’t have and Ephram is the man who has to fix his problem or he’s stranded in the Land of Plenty forever.

A riotous m/m romance: hot, quirky and side-splitting by turns, featuring monsters, ghouls and associated beings all looking for love.

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SKU: 9781310406935 Categories: Erotic Romance, Fantasy, Gay, LGBTQ+, Other Realities, Paranormal Tags: #fantasyromance, #genies, #mmromance, #monsterromance

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Scarlet Blackwell’s jam is m/m enemies-to-lovers romance. Her stories are usually small town contemporary, but she has been known to throw the odd historical or paranormal into the mix along with a hot cop. She also likes bisexual awakening, second chances and forced proximity. Or all three.

She likes unusual settings and atypical, flawed heroes. Her stories are dark and gritty. Her themes are not for the faint-hearted, but a HEA is always assured.