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Deviant & Demonic
In this collection you'll find three of my stories about devilishly handsome hard-body hunks, and other dark-eyed dreamboats. Inside the pages of Taken In The Temple of Forbidden Lust a young and cocky twinky hero hopes to strike it rich raiding an evil temple, that is until he runs afoul of its agonizingly cut and tempting alpha male in the form of a rakishly handsome demon! Within Taken By The Incubus, a slender elf-blooded apprentice accidentally summons an incubus while his master is away! Will he be tempted by the demonic cutie's hot, thick, and forbidden meat or will he give in to infernal bliss and beg the hunk to take him hot, wet, and totally bare? And finally, in Taken And Bred By The Incubus a perverted mature aged mage lusts for one of his former students, a young and slim twink named Eras. The lecherous wizard's spell goes awry and accidentally summons a beautiful, forbidden demonic lover who naturally takes his gorgeous young lover hot and entirely bare right before his eyes!
60 pages, Kindle Edition
First published June 18, 2015
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April 28, 2026
Three entries: one strong; one messy; one right down the middle.
Clarkson leans hard into the supernatural sandbox here—demons, magic, power dynamics—but the execution swings wildly depending on the story.
Taken in the Temple of Forbidden Lust – 4 ⭐️
“So sorry, pet. But you’re all mine for now.”
Saerlin Wyvernwood—sorcerer, treasure hunter, professional bad decision-maker—breaks into a cult temple.
They worship Ultora’ak, the Heated Lord. Which…yeah. That tracks.
The setup is fun: magical combat, cultists, escalating danger.
Then Kas shows up—horns, red skin, commanding presence—and the whole thing shifts.
The temple itself becomes part of the experience. Heat. Atmosphere. Enchanted arousal.
Clarkson is in his bag here; strong descriptive detail; good physiology; clean power dynamics; the truename spell payoff… 💥
It all clicks. Ends on a satisfying note, too.
Easily the strongest of the collection.
Taken By the Incubus – 2 ⭐️
This one kinda falls apart.
Same character—Saerlin—but now as a student poking around his master’s manor.
Finds a hidden room…finds a demon…you know where this is going.
There are glimpses of something good: the demon’s design is solid; initial tension works; the magic setup has potential…
But the execution is sloppy.
Pronoun confusion with the demon never stabilizes. Random mentions of women derail the tone. The usual Clarkson editing issues show up in full force.
And the biggest problem: No coherent emotional or sexual throughline.
No true Realization; no grounded progression. Just…scenes happening.
For an author who usually nails descriptive detail, this one feels weirdly undercooked.
Taken and Bred by the Incubus – 3 ⭐️
Better—but still messy.
Hermann (mage, notorious seducer) + Eras (former student, “the one who got away”).
There’s a fun dynamic here right from the jump—mutual manipulation, both thinking they’re in control.
Then the spell.
Then the demon. 😈
And things spiral.
Highlights:
* Strong anatomy and descriptive work (back to form)
* Solid variety in the action
* The “cucked in his own bedroom” twist 🙊
* Eras getting the last word—nice touch
But…
Continuity issues again (ages all over the place).
Pronoun inconsistency with the demon.
Some tonal wobble with unnecessary detours.
Clarkson leans hard into the supernatural sandbox here—demons, magic, power dynamics—but the execution swings wildly depending on the story.
Taken in the Temple of Forbidden Lust – 4 ⭐️
“So sorry, pet. But you’re all mine for now.”
Saerlin Wyvernwood—sorcerer, treasure hunter, professional bad decision-maker—breaks into a cult temple.
They worship Ultora’ak, the Heated Lord. Which…yeah. That tracks.
The setup is fun: magical combat, cultists, escalating danger.
Then Kas shows up—horns, red skin, commanding presence—and the whole thing shifts.
The temple itself becomes part of the experience. Heat. Atmosphere. Enchanted arousal.
Clarkson is in his bag here; strong descriptive detail; good physiology; clean power dynamics; the truename spell payoff… 💥
It all clicks. Ends on a satisfying note, too.
Easily the strongest of the collection.
Taken By the Incubus – 2 ⭐️
This one kinda falls apart.
Same character—Saerlin—but now as a student poking around his master’s manor.
Finds a hidden room…finds a demon…you know where this is going.
There are glimpses of something good: the demon’s design is solid; initial tension works; the magic setup has potential…
But the execution is sloppy.
Pronoun confusion with the demon never stabilizes. Random mentions of women derail the tone. The usual Clarkson editing issues show up in full force.
And the biggest problem: No coherent emotional or sexual throughline.
No true Realization; no grounded progression. Just…scenes happening.
For an author who usually nails descriptive detail, this one feels weirdly undercooked.
Taken and Bred by the Incubus – 3 ⭐️
Better—but still messy.
Hermann (mage, notorious seducer) + Eras (former student, “the one who got away”).
There’s a fun dynamic here right from the jump—mutual manipulation, both thinking they’re in control.
Then the spell.
Then the demon. 😈
And things spiral.
Highlights:
* Strong anatomy and descriptive work (back to form)
* Solid variety in the action
* The “cucked in his own bedroom” twist 🙊
* Eras getting the last word—nice touch
But…
Continuity issues again (ages all over the place).
Pronoun inconsistency with the demon.
Some tonal wobble with unnecessary detours.
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