Hungry Spirits

by Morgan Hawke

Kentoku is heir to a corporate empire, and the only one in his family aware that a very active spirit walks the hallways of his ancestral home. Keiko is a feisty young university student with an unusual spiritual talent -- the ability to feel ghosts as though they were flesh. Ryudo is an ancient samurai guardian spirit to an old and respected family, grown powerful in the modern era. An invitation to tea becomes a seduction that binds all three together in a web of desire, appetites, and secrets. Alas, they are not alone in the dark. There are those among the living, and the dead, who would bind them to their service. Willing, or not.

Genres: Erotica, Paranormal, Fantasy, M M Romance, Romance, M M F, Menage

368 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 15, 2005

About the author

Morgan Hawke has been writing erotic fiction since 1998. She has lived in seven states of the US and spent two years in England. She has been an auto mechanic, a security guard, a waitress, a groom in a horse-stable, in the military, a copywriter, a magazine editor, a professional tarot reader, a belly-dancer and a stripper. Her personal area of expertise is the strange and unusual.

Reviews

[BookAddict ✒ La Crimson Femme]

Ms. Hawke has been one of my favourite authors. I enjoyed this book quite a bit. I enjoyed it as a beta reader for the first few chapters. What I really enjoyed was the ghost who was such a dom. Just thinking about him makes me moist. Ms. Hawke can always be counted on for great imagines, tight storylines and hot hot alpha males. I'd willingly submit to any of the alpha males in her stories.

[Camylle]

Amazeballs!!!!!

[Manda]

What a naughty ghost! This one was a good time, it brought me back to my anime days with a kinky twist.

[Willow]

What can I say? I absolutely love the way Morgan Hawke writes BDSM smut. I don't think this book is as awesome as her Sci-fi books, but I definitely enjoyed it. There is a certain playfulness about Morgan's books that never make them too serious, and they always move at a fast pace. Not to mention, all the snark and smack talking between the Keiko and her two lovers is very amusing. Excellent erotica!

[Leslee]

Pretty good. It's like a novelization of La Blue Girl only with less tentacle monsters and more sexy men. Sounds ridiculous, yes, but Hawke makes it work. So far I'm impressed, she seems to write erotic novels that have a plot beyond the sleaze.

[Madijo]

This book has everything. A smokin hot Dom ghost, a kick ass heroin, some demons, a few shady characters. The sex is great, with a wonderful menage scenario.