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Parasexual
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Alex lives in a world where humans coexist alongside paranormal entities. Vampires, werewolves, witches and elves and succubi. And more. Yet, as far as he's been able to tell, he's only ever met and connected with a single paranormal during his entire boring life. Her name is Brianna, and she's a hot werewolf who seems to have a lot of money, lives by herself, and for some reason is very good friends with him.
But paranormals are the last thing on Alex's mind as, in the span of a day, his life evaporates before his eyes. After getting fired from his job, he returns to his tiny apartment and discovers that his roommate has moved out, leaving him in the lurch with rent due and a bank account already strained by bills and poor paychecks.
As he's trying to figure out how to handle this, Brianna invites him over...to her house, and into her bed. As the pair get together for the first time, Brianna offers him the opportunity of a stop worrying about his unhappy life and join her on a wild road trip to Thorne, an enormous coastal metropolis that serves as a huge paranormal hub...
This novel has been updated and overhauled, and is a new edition. Changes Edits and touch-upsApprox. 15,000 new words of scenes and conversations, including a new character.New cover artParasexual is a slice of life paranormal romance that includes steamy encounters between a regular twenty-something human and several aggressively beautiful paranormal ladies!
Alex lives in a world where humans coexist alongside paranormal entities. Vampires, werewolves, witches and elves and succubi. And more. Yet, as far as he's been able to tell, he's only ever met and connected with a single paranormal during his entire boring life. Her name is Brianna, and she's a hot werewolf who seems to have a lot of money, lives by herself, and for some reason is very good friends with him.
But paranormals are the last thing on Alex's mind as, in the span of a day, his life evaporates before his eyes. After getting fired from his job, he returns to his tiny apartment and discovers that his roommate has moved out, leaving him in the lurch with rent due and a bank account already strained by bills and poor paychecks.
As he's trying to figure out how to handle this, Brianna invites him over...to her house, and into her bed. As the pair get together for the first time, Brianna offers him the opportunity of a stop worrying about his unhappy life and join her on a wild road trip to Thorne, an enormous coastal metropolis that serves as a huge paranormal hub...
This novel has been updated and overhauled, and is a new edition. Changes Edits and touch-upsApprox. 15,000 new words of scenes and conversations, including a new character.New cover artParasexual is a slice of life paranormal romance that includes steamy encounters between a regular twenty-something human and several aggressively beautiful paranormal ladies!
- GenresSmutFantasyUrban Fantasy
220 pages, Kindle Edition
Published July 31, 2026
About the author
Misty Vixen
458 books396 followersHello and welcome to my website!
I am Misty Vixen (not my real name obviously), and I imagine that if you’re reading this, you want to know a bit more about me.
In the beginning (late 2014), I was an erotica author. I wrote about sex, specifically about human men banging hot inhuman women. Monster girls, alien ladies, paranormal babes. It was a lot of fun, but as the years went on, I realized that I was actually striving to be a harem author. This didn’t truly occur to me until late 2019-early 2020. Once the realization fully hit, I began doing research on what it meant to be a harem author. I’m kind of a slow learner, so it’s taken me a bit to figure it all out.
That being said, I’m now a harem author!
Just about everything I write nowadays is harem fiction: one man in loving, romantic, highly sexual relationships with several women. Nowadays, I tend to write more human on human stuff, but I still have a lot of non-human ladies in mind for the future, so if that’s your thing then stick around.
I’d say beyond writing harems, I tend to have themes that I always explore in my fiction, and they encompass things like trust, communication, respect, honesty, dealing with emotional problems in a mature way…basically I like writing about functional and healthy relationships. Not every relationship is perfect, but I don’t really do drama unless the story actually calls for it. In total honesty, I hate drama. I hate people lying to each other and I hate needless rom-com BS plots that could have been solved by two characters having a two minute conversation.
I am Misty Vixen (not my real name obviously), and I imagine that if you’re reading this, you want to know a bit more about me.
In the beginning (late 2014), I was an erotica author. I wrote about sex, specifically about human men banging hot inhuman women. Monster girls, alien ladies, paranormal babes. It was a lot of fun, but as the years went on, I realized that I was actually striving to be a harem author. This didn’t truly occur to me until late 2019-early 2020. Once the realization fully hit, I began doing research on what it meant to be a harem author. I’m kind of a slow learner, so it’s taken me a bit to figure it all out.
That being said, I’m now a harem author!
Just about everything I write nowadays is harem fiction: one man in loving, romantic, highly sexual relationships with several women. Nowadays, I tend to write more human on human stuff, but I still have a lot of non-human ladies in mind for the future, so if that’s your thing then stick around.
I’d say beyond writing harems, I tend to have themes that I always explore in my fiction, and they encompass things like trust, communication, respect, honesty, dealing with emotional problems in a mature way…basically I like writing about functional and healthy relationships. Not every relationship is perfect, but I don’t really do drama unless the story actually calls for it. In total honesty, I hate drama. I hate people lying to each other and I hate needless rom-com BS plots that could have been solved by two characters having a two minute conversation.
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February 26, 2021
This series can be summed up in a few words.
Had sex.. "bareback".. Had more sex "bareback" . OMG! Did i mention the MC Had "bareback" sex?
No? Well in between the constant self analysis and omg i can't believe this is happening.. Oh and the sex sex sex.. There is the mention of "bareback" like the author was paid extra for each and every time the word was used.
Really... It was annoying as hell
^^ Only real negative i can say. Otherwise this series is a Misty vixen standard book series.
Lots of sex.. Very little plot. Its pure fantasy ..And lets face it.. No one is going to read this just to read it. Its stroke fiction. And pretty decent.
Had sex.. "bareback".. Had more sex "bareback" . OMG! Did i mention the MC Had "bareback" sex?
No? Well in between the constant self analysis and omg i can't believe this is happening.. Oh and the sex sex sex.. There is the mention of "bareback" like the author was paid extra for each and every time the word was used.
Really... It was annoying as hell
^^ Only real negative i can say. Otherwise this series is a Misty vixen standard book series.
Lots of sex.. Very little plot. Its pure fantasy ..And lets face it.. No one is going to read this just to read it. Its stroke fiction. And pretty decent.
February 14, 2019
Rating 3.0 stars
I just finished Misty Vixens series Hellcats and I really liked her writing so I was excited to read this book. There were a lot of the same themes demonstrated in this book as the Hellcats series: Both involved a young male character that is somewhat innocent, both involved older women who were more physically impressive than the main male character, and both a group of non human women ( in the Hellcats the women were aliens and in this book they were supernatural creatures). I thought the Hellcats series was much better though. First off in that series, the main character had a thing for alien women and never did anything with that attraction, though he always wanted to. In this book Alex only mentioned his desire to be with supernatural women after he had already hooked up with Brianna. Secondly, in the Hellcats book, the main character is on their space ship alone with all the women who want to have sex, so the women can't go anywhere else to have sex even if they wanted. In this book, the women that Alex is with are all very sexual creatures and can get sex from anyone they wanted, so it wasn't as believable that they would want Alex so bad. Thirdly, in Hellcats, the alien women were just that, alien looking. It was more believable that they had a harder time hooking up with a human male even though they had hot bodies because of how different they looked. In this book though, the supernatural creatures looked like hot porn star/bikini model women and could easily hide their supernatural side if they wanted.
The story starts with Alex getting fired from his job and then comes home to find out his roommate is moving out with no notice and the rent is due at the end of the week. Alex decides to call his one other friend Brianna, the super hot werewolf, that he has known for about 6 months. He goes over to her house, tell her his story and to make him feel better she asks him if he wants to f**k. After they do that, they immediately become boyfriend and girlfriend. She has a lot of money so, since they are now together, she asks him to go on vacation with her and that she will pay for everything. She also pays to get him out of his apartment that he no longer can afford anymore. Right away she tells him that she is bisexual and is currently more interested in women than men and wants an open relationship. He will be the only man she will be with but she wants to share women with him. She tells him about all her friends that they can visit on their trip that would love to have sex with him. She knows vampires and Valkyries and all sorts of supernatural creatures that she wants to share with him.
The setup here seemed kind of forced and not very organic. There was no buildup, it went from having sex one time to immediately being in a relationship, to Brianna immediately wanted to have Alex sleep with a bunch of other women. It felt a little disingenuous. It also felt like the focus was solely on Alex and his needs/desires and not both Brianna's and Alex's desires.
There are a couple more themes the author wants to get across, the main one: getting rid of traditional gender roles. The women in her stories are the more powerful and older. They are also more successful. Normally the roles are reversed and women don't seem to have a problem with it. It is almost a little unbelievable that a rich, successful, super strong older women would want someone like Alex. Wouldn't she be happier with someone more like herself? Except, the author did write about the women liking to corrupt innocent young men and that was their kink. The same way women can have sugar daddies, these women wanted to be sugar momma's. Another topic the author wanted to get across was the stigma of prostitution. This one I am not 100% sure about. Yes, I don't believe a woman that sells her body has something to be ashamed of, but it also doesn't make sense that that should be a life goal or anything. I have never heard of a rich woman deciding to be a prostitute because it was just something she wanted to do. I also don't have a problem with a man going to a prostitute in order to meet his physical needs. The problem is that a lot of times the men are going to the women and using the sex to fill an emotional need. In that instance, going to a prostitute isn't really a healthy thing to do. Sex is supposed to be pleasurable to both/all parties involved. I wonder how often prostitutes sleep with people they actually like that make them feel good versus men they have sex with just for the money? Its got to be a pretty low number.
I just finished Misty Vixens series Hellcats and I really liked her writing so I was excited to read this book. There were a lot of the same themes demonstrated in this book as the Hellcats series: Both involved a young male character that is somewhat innocent, both involved older women who were more physically impressive than the main male character, and both a group of non human women ( in the Hellcats the women were aliens and in this book they were supernatural creatures). I thought the Hellcats series was much better though. First off in that series, the main character had a thing for alien women and never did anything with that attraction, though he always wanted to. In this book Alex only mentioned his desire to be with supernatural women after he had already hooked up with Brianna. Secondly, in the Hellcats book, the main character is on their space ship alone with all the women who want to have sex, so the women can't go anywhere else to have sex even if they wanted. In this book, the women that Alex is with are all very sexual creatures and can get sex from anyone they wanted, so it wasn't as believable that they would want Alex so bad. Thirdly, in Hellcats, the alien women were just that, alien looking. It was more believable that they had a harder time hooking up with a human male even though they had hot bodies because of how different they looked. In this book though, the supernatural creatures looked like hot porn star/bikini model women and could easily hide their supernatural side if they wanted.
The story starts with Alex getting fired from his job and then comes home to find out his roommate is moving out with no notice and the rent is due at the end of the week. Alex decides to call his one other friend Brianna, the super hot werewolf, that he has known for about 6 months. He goes over to her house, tell her his story and to make him feel better she asks him if he wants to f**k. After they do that, they immediately become boyfriend and girlfriend. She has a lot of money so, since they are now together, she asks him to go on vacation with her and that she will pay for everything. She also pays to get him out of his apartment that he no longer can afford anymore. Right away she tells him that she is bisexual and is currently more interested in women than men and wants an open relationship. He will be the only man she will be with but she wants to share women with him. She tells him about all her friends that they can visit on their trip that would love to have sex with him. She knows vampires and Valkyries and all sorts of supernatural creatures that she wants to share with him.
The setup here seemed kind of forced and not very organic. There was no buildup, it went from having sex one time to immediately being in a relationship, to Brianna immediately wanted to have Alex sleep with a bunch of other women. It felt a little disingenuous. It also felt like the focus was solely on Alex and his needs/desires and not both Brianna's and Alex's desires.
There are a couple more themes the author wants to get across, the main one: getting rid of traditional gender roles. The women in her stories are the more powerful and older. They are also more successful. Normally the roles are reversed and women don't seem to have a problem with it. It is almost a little unbelievable that a rich, successful, super strong older women would want someone like Alex. Wouldn't she be happier with someone more like herself? Except, the author did write about the women liking to corrupt innocent young men and that was their kink. The same way women can have sugar daddies, these women wanted to be sugar momma's. Another topic the author wanted to get across was the stigma of prostitution. This one I am not 100% sure about. Yes, I don't believe a woman that sells her body has something to be ashamed of, but it also doesn't make sense that that should be a life goal or anything. I have never heard of a rich woman deciding to be a prostitute because it was just something she wanted to do. I also don't have a problem with a man going to a prostitute in order to meet his physical needs. The problem is that a lot of times the men are going to the women and using the sex to fill an emotional need. In that instance, going to a prostitute isn't really a healthy thing to do. Sex is supposed to be pleasurable to both/all parties involved. I wonder how often prostitutes sleep with people they actually like that make them feel good versus men they have sex with just for the money? Its got to be a pretty low number.
February 14, 2024
An open relationship is basically just friends with benefits. That isn't harem genre.
Werewolf (a dog woman, ugh) goes around fucking everything that moves and drags the pathetic wallflower human MC around for the ride. She shows a video of her and a previous gf fucking each other with a strapon right after fucking MC for the first time. Sleazy. The plot is terrible and not believable. If you fantasize about having sex with animals you may enjoy the book though.
It's difficult to tell which character is more of a bitch...the dog woman or the MC. Of course all hot, powerful, rich women get super aroused by weak, pathetic, spineless, loser, poor men.
Does the author carry some resentment/hatred for men?
Werewolf (a dog woman, ugh) goes around fucking everything that moves and drags the pathetic wallflower human MC around for the ride. She shows a video of her and a previous gf fucking each other with a strapon right after fucking MC for the first time. Sleazy. The plot is terrible and not believable. If you fantasize about having sex with animals you may enjoy the book though.
It's difficult to tell which character is more of a bitch...the dog woman or the MC. Of course all hot, powerful, rich women get super aroused by weak, pathetic, spineless, loser, poor men.
Does the author carry some resentment/hatred for men?
August 25, 2026
Alex gets involved with Brianna, a werewolf, and meets other paranormals
This is an updated, very erotic, explicit fantasy, with delightful characters and a very upbeat tone. It is not dark; rather, playful and joyful in the intense interactions of the characters, with many psychological insights.
Alex loses his job and apartment on the same day. Depressed and needing to talk, he calls his best friend Brianna, a werewolf who invites him over. Unexpectedly, she is attracted to him as much as he is to her, and things quickly heat up. They explore each other’s bodies, find their personalities are quite compatible, and are able to give overwhelming pleasure to each other. Brianna invites Alex to move in with her, and to accompany and share other women with her as she visits other paranormal friends on her way toThorne. Alex is delighted to go along with her. They have wonderful adventures together, involving a Dryad, two Vampires, and a centuries-old, 7-foot-tall Valkyrie.
This is an updated, very erotic, explicit fantasy, with delightful characters and a very upbeat tone. It is not dark; rather, playful and joyful in the intense interactions of the characters, with many psychological insights.
Alex loses his job and apartment on the same day. Depressed and needing to talk, he calls his best friend Brianna, a werewolf who invites him over. Unexpectedly, she is attracted to him as much as he is to her, and things quickly heat up. They explore each other’s bodies, find their personalities are quite compatible, and are able to give overwhelming pleasure to each other. Brianna invites Alex to move in with her, and to accompany and share other women with her as she visits other paranormal friends on her way toThorne. Alex is delighted to go along with her. They have wonderful adventures together, involving a Dryad, two Vampires, and a centuries-old, 7-foot-tall Valkyrie.
Did Not Finish
August 15, 2026Parasexual was originally conceived of and written in 2018-2019. TL;DR: This is not a full rewrite. Consider it more of a polished/expanded version. There’s approximately 15,000 words worth of new content.
DNF @24%
The MMC was just weak. Didn't get into him at all.
This story is about a young, insecure man and an experienced, confident older woman: the exact opposite of what I'd like to read, but apparently no one dares write anymore.
November 13, 2026
There's believable fantasy and then there's this, the Uncanny Valley of fantasy. Werewolves, vampires, magic? Yes it's detached enough to understand and enjoy. But a woman providing for a man? That's gender roles and doesn't happen enough to make sense as a setting. This little pussy of a boy needs mommy to get him out of the dumpster and that simply doesn't happen in reality. Hence, Uncanny Valley.
I read the "updated" version.
I read the "updated" version.
March 24, 2019
Popped my cherry!
Well my first book, lost my real cherry 58 years ago! Enough about me. I love this book for several reasons: 1. LOTS of sex 2. The characters are pretty realistic, especially when you view them on her website, they are hot but not supermodels 3. Did I mention LOTS of sex? Try it, you'll like it.
Well my first book, lost my real cherry 58 years ago! Enough about me. I love this book for several reasons: 1. LOTS of sex 2. The characters are pretty realistic, especially when you view them on her website, they are hot but not supermodels 3. Did I mention LOTS of sex? Try it, you'll like it.
August 8, 2018
good
Really good book, mostly porn but well written porn. I am loocking forward to the next one in this series.
Really good book, mostly porn but well written porn. I am loocking forward to the next one in this series.
March 28, 2019
Good book
Good book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this book to anyone
Good book I can't wait to read the next book in the series I would recommend this book to anyone
April 9, 2019
It reads exactly like Demoness series.
And all the characters sound the same.
And Alex is John.
Lazy, lazy, lazy.
And all the characters sound the same.
And Alex is John.
Lazy, lazy, lazy.
November 21, 2019
A very decent read.
This was a great bit of reading. Ton of intimate scenes as the title suggests. But there is detailed character development that intrigues me enough to want to read the next book. Definitely good series so far.
This was a great bit of reading. Ton of intimate scenes as the title suggests. But there is detailed character development that intrigues me enough to want to read the next book. Definitely good series so far.
January 3, 2021
Very well written. I enjoyed this book greatly.
August 2, 2026
Super lame
If you want to read about a boy toy go right ahead. The MC is lame and not something I like reading.
If you want to read about a boy toy go right ahead. The MC is lame and not something I like reading.
August 7, 2026
The main character gets a significant other who's hot, rich, and wants to make love constantly. Also the love interest is a werewolf. It's 100% pure, uncut wish fulfillment.
November 4, 2026
This is exactly what I was looking for!!!
Not harem actually, this is fine, but the part with the man interacting with her werewolf form.
Best book, masterpiece!
Not harem actually, this is fine, but the part with the man interacting with her werewolf form.
Best book, masterpiece!
March 30, 2024
Simplistic but sexy, warm & engaging!
Misty Vixen fiction. I'm a bit surprised & impressed in how I have responded to & enjoyed her work. As an older guy I'm definitely Not "sensitive, new age" & often just move on when the plot strays into "heart felt sentimentality". In MV's work, I have been enticed & seduced into her plots & extended dialogues amongst the characters in her creations. The work is simple LitRpg, with a strong soft porn flavour - and I've come to dig it:) I'm not sure if that flavor & nuance comes from the feminine nature & perspective of the author but it is hot, sweet, delicious 😁😈 After meeting & getting to know her strong, sexy lady protagonists I, like many of her male fans I'm sure, can't help asking: "Gee Whiz, How & Where Can a Fella meet a Gal like that!?"😍🥰
RB
Misty Vixen fiction. I'm a bit surprised & impressed in how I have responded to & enjoyed her work. As an older guy I'm definitely Not "sensitive, new age" & often just move on when the plot strays into "heart felt sentimentality". In MV's work, I have been enticed & seduced into her plots & extended dialogues amongst the characters in her creations. The work is simple LitRpg, with a strong soft porn flavour - and I've come to dig it:) I'm not sure if that flavor & nuance comes from the feminine nature & perspective of the author but it is hot, sweet, delicious 😁😈 After meeting & getting to know her strong, sexy lady protagonists I, like many of her male fans I'm sure, can't help asking: "Gee Whiz, How & Where Can a Fella meet a Gal like that!?"😍🥰
RB
February 7, 2025
This book is pure erotica, and when read as such, it's 4 stars. The plot is sufficient enough to move from one sex scene to the next, and that's about it. It was written quite a while ago by the author, and isn't reflective of her more recent efforts where plot is more impactful. When you read it, it feels more like a episodic serial than a short novel.
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