Jerky

by Nobilis Reed

Lothan's job is to keep Impiosel safe while she does research on the Goblins. He's got a bit of a crush but an immortal Elf like her would never think twice about a dirty, short-lived Human, no matter how competent. Then she feeds him some of the sacred Goblin beef jerky, and everything changes. In more ways than one.

Genres: Fantasy

28 pages, Nook

First published April 23, 2010

About the author

Nobilis has been writing smut for years, but recently decided to see whether anyone else wanted to read it. To his surprise, people like it, so he keeps writing more. In between that and his day job, he does the father thing and steps over the cats.

Reviews

[Sarah Elizabeth · Rating 4 out of 5]

(Source: Downloaded for free from Smashwords.)
I have to say that I have just had another lesson in ‘never judge a book by its cover’! Looking at this I was expecting YA fantasy, and it really isn’t!
Let’s just say that the ‘everything’ that changes relates to er… certain male body parts, and that I have not laughed so hard in quite a while!
This is definitely an adult book, and it is a bit of a naughty story, but it is also hilarious! If you’re over 18, check this out – it’s very strange and funny!
8 out of 10.

[Tori · Rating 4 out of 5]

I was looking around on Amazon one night and happened to come across this book. I started reading it and by the end I was completely mind blown. I honestly didn't know the genre or much about the author. It was a good read and very thought out. Still mind blown. Don't let the cover fool you! You will never guess what's behind it.

[Kenttrell · Rating 3 out of 5]

Not AT ALL what I expected. I'm in so much shock I'm just really not sure I like it or not. Read for yourselves...the title nor description let u know what the book is truly about....

[Coty Preston · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very interesting book. Not what I expected at all.

[Robert Zimmermann]

DNF: Started out well enough, but then found where the story was going and it wasn't as entertaining for me. Some readers might enjoy it, but I wasn't in the mood for what I felt was coming. Maybe I'll pick it up for a laugh some time in the future.