The Devilin Fey

Publisher Marketing: A paranormal romance novella of two stories, featuring an incubus and succubus. Story #1 features a demure young woman unleashing the "devil in" her, through the intimacy with an incubus. Story #2 features a voyeuristic succubus driven by jealousy and a dangerous fixation. GENRE: Paranormal Romance / Urban Fantasy / 33,000 words REVIEWS: "Devilishly delicious." - Horror Author, Andy Love "I really enjoyed this story of an incubus and the woman he transforms...the author really hits her stride in paranormal stories." - Review @ Bitten by Books "A very passionate and strong paranormal love story that ignites the feeling of intimate sensation that heats up the room. [The pages] were filled with passion, adventure, mystery and a love that pulls at the heart strings." - Review @ Addicted To Romance EXCERPT: There, on the rocks, was a figure-my real stranger. I had no proof, no validation. The blood in my veins knew he was the one. He had spiked short hair on the top, a soft kind of faux hawk. Some sleek, longer strands reached the base of his neck. He was also shirtless, but the thing that caught my attention, that made me do a double-take, was what appeared to be a pair of wings on this pale figure's back. A pair of ashen-grey, draconic wings. They came up slightly over his shoulders, and the tips were folded across the small of his back. It was a beautiful night. The waves were gently washing in upon the shore. And there this pristine figure calmly sat. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Jess writes edgy/contemporary fiction (and is an English/Business senior at Adams State College). Her literary work has appeared in a diverse range of publications, such as Word Riot, ITCH Magazine, and The Battered Suitcase. The Devilin Fey is a novella which features in 4: Play. Contributor Bio:  Scott, Jess C JESS C SCOTT has work appearing or forthcoming in Word Riot, OpEdNews, The Online Citizen, and The Maine Review. San Francisco Book Review describes her crime novel Playmates as "a psychological thriller at its best." Jess participated in a literary debate at the 2012 Singapore Writers Festival. EyeLeash is her debut novel. Her website is http: //www.jessINK.com