It's almost over!
I'm so close to finishing the Risque Fae Series! The final book in the 6-part series releases on April 18, 2025, this Friday!
Risque Fae was my first attempt at writing erotic romance and releasing it in a public capacity, and it was the first time I self-published, too. I'm far from being an expert, but I learned a lot and I'm excited to launch my new series.
"All the King's Men" is a short, episodic series set in a Medieval fantasy. Think... King Author's Court but with the fixings of some raunchy and campy erotica moments. This is my first full erotica series (rather than erotic romance), and I'm finding it to be a fun challenge.
The first book in the series is "Worshipping Westen" and you can find a sample of the cover on my main page. I originally planned for the book to be around 6,000 words, but it's 10,000+! I'm still releasing it at $2.99 because my words got away from me, but I hope you'll give it a gander.
The book releases on April 30th, 2025, and you can pre-order it now. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3LRGVWJ
Here's a synopsis:
A smoking hot medieval fantasy set in the majestic kingdom of Perineia. Each story is a thrilling tumble between the sheets with Simeon of Emberhelm, the King’s Candour, and one of his many bedfellows. As the King’s Candour, Simeon has a very special job within the King’s lands, one that requires a lot of hands-on work. It’s a unique role, and Simeon ensures that all the King’s men are well taken care of, guaranteeing they’ll know exactly how to bend the knee when they're called to serve.
The Candour’s charge in Worshipping Westen is the loyal Head of the Knights’ Watch, and one of King Faramond’s tenured warriors. Work has been weighing heavily on Westen as of late, and the King has arranged for Simeon to help him unwind. Simeon is more than happy to bruise his knees and open wide for the knight, so long as the noble gentleman doesn’t forget about Simeon’s release. He has dozens of techniques he can lean on to get them there, and with Sir Westen, praise, a vulgar show, and a “yes, Daddy” is the ticket. Simeon even insists on taking the lead so Westen can finally sit back and relax, guiding the salt-and-pepper knight toward a glorious end.
What do you think? Love to hear your thoughts. Hope you're looking forward to Risque Fae: Last Delicacy launching this week!
Until then, XOXO,
Monique
Risque Fae was my first attempt at writing erotic romance and releasing it in a public capacity, and it was the first time I self-published, too. I'm far from being an expert, but I learned a lot and I'm excited to launch my new series.
"All the King's Men" is a short, episodic series set in a Medieval fantasy. Think... King Author's Court but with the fixings of some raunchy and campy erotica moments. This is my first full erotica series (rather than erotic romance), and I'm finding it to be a fun challenge.
The first book in the series is "Worshipping Westen" and you can find a sample of the cover on my main page. I originally planned for the book to be around 6,000 words, but it's 10,000+! I'm still releasing it at $2.99 because my words got away from me, but I hope you'll give it a gander.
The book releases on April 30th, 2025, and you can pre-order it now. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F3LRGVWJ
Here's a synopsis:
A smoking hot medieval fantasy set in the majestic kingdom of Perineia. Each story is a thrilling tumble between the sheets with Simeon of Emberhelm, the King’s Candour, and one of his many bedfellows. As the King’s Candour, Simeon has a very special job within the King’s lands, one that requires a lot of hands-on work. It’s a unique role, and Simeon ensures that all the King’s men are well taken care of, guaranteeing they’ll know exactly how to bend the knee when they're called to serve.
The Candour’s charge in Worshipping Westen is the loyal Head of the Knights’ Watch, and one of King Faramond’s tenured warriors. Work has been weighing heavily on Westen as of late, and the King has arranged for Simeon to help him unwind. Simeon is more than happy to bruise his knees and open wide for the knight, so long as the noble gentleman doesn’t forget about Simeon’s release. He has dozens of techniques he can lean on to get them there, and with Sir Westen, praise, a vulgar show, and a “yes, Daddy” is the ticket. Simeon even insists on taking the lead so Westen can finally sit back and relax, guiding the salt-and-pepper knight toward a glorious end.
What do you think? Love to hear your thoughts. Hope you're looking forward to Risque Fae: Last Delicacy launching this week!
Until then, XOXO,
Monique
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