Aug 08 2008
I came across something interesting on Deviantart today… It’s a series of pictures by an artist called LexMontyPython based on the book Succubus Blues by Richelle Mead… His site is: http://lexmontypython.deviantart.com/ And one image example of his work is this: According to his profile, he is based in Portugal and has several comic strip versions …
May 07 2008
Nina Harper the author of Succubus in the City had a short interview posted on the SciFi channel’s website recently… That link is here. Two parts of the interview that interest me are: Since she’s a Succubus, her job is to provide souls for hell, which means when she has sex with a man, he’s …
Apr 06 2008
It’s out! Yay! There was one review elsewhere on the web that sort of is… Poor? “When you’re a single, hard-working woman in New York City, it’s hard enough to find a good man,” this from the PR material. “When you’re a succubus, you’ve got a completely different problem altogether!” We can only imagine. …
Feb 04 2008
And on a related note…. A book about Succubi! CLEMENT-MOORE, Rosemary. Hell Week. 336p. Delacorte. Feb. 2008. Tr $16.99. ISBN 978-0-385-73414-1; PLB $19.99. ISBN 978-0-385-90429-2. LC number unavailable. Gr 9 Up—Reluctant psychic Maggie Quinn, introduced in Prom Dates from Hell (Delacorte, 2007), begins her first year of college at Bedivere University. She desperately wants to …
Dec 22 2007
I really really really can’t wait for the second book to come out! The first book is just a wonderful read! The third book in the series is titled Succubus Dreams, that cover hasn’t been released as yet because it’s coming out later this year… Hope that you all consider buying it! Tera
The Queen of the Succubi and a very hugglely one at that...
Mar 17 2008
Odd things that people see as funny…
Found this blog this morning… It’s here. One part of it caught my eye… We also got in a really big pile of fantasy/supernatural themed romance novels. They are hilarious. Who knew vampires, werewolfs and shape-shifting dragons yearned for love as well? My personal afavourite, though was ‘Succubus Blues’ -m about a succubus, who, when …
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