Samael

by Juniper Leigh

My wife is a human only in the strictest of senses, the same way a proud Lioness is a kitty cat, but you wouldn’t exactly invite one up onto the couch with you. Loving her was a sin against God, and I have only two words to say to that: Worth it.

When Lilith fled the brutish embrace of Adam, she ran directly into the arms of an adoring archangel. Samael had watched over her from the moment she popped into being, and found himself irrevocably in love with her. But Uriel, fellow archangel and keeper of the Garden, warned him that a love between them could be disastrous and that the Heavenly Host would do whatever it took to keep them apart...

4,000 word count story

15 pages, Kindle Edition

First published February 22, 2014

About the author

Juniper Leigh is an erotica writer from New York City, eager to tell all. Her writing -- steamy and salacious though it may be -- is meant to empower women to explore the depths of their desires. She is a devoted feminist and she believes that ownership of what gets you off is a deeply affirming and empowering act (including when the thing that gets you off is submission). Orgasms are widely known to have lasting health benefits so, really, smut-writing is somewhat of a public service.

Juniper Leigh is a pen name, an alter ego, but the woman behind the name is just as committed to the written word. Plays, novels, short stories, articles -- she does it all. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and BA in Creative Writing from Sarah Lawrence College.