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All the covers I painted for “Deal With a Demon” series by Katee Robert so far. More to come!
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#katee robert#deal with a demon#the dragons bride#the kraken's sacrifice#the gargoyle's captive#the demon's bargain#where are my#monster fucker#people are#book tumblr#books
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The past few days I've been doing nothing but reading this series and the sex scenes contained therein lol.
Here's my very blunt review. Sorry if tmi but I'm a woman of few words.
#😆#a deal with a demon novel#the dragon's bride#the kraken's sacrifice#the gargoyle's captive#a deal with a demon series#a deal with a demon#katee robert#literature#romance novel#monster romance#teratophillia#monster fucker#monsterfucker#monster smut
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The High Priestess
#katee robert#hermes#dark olympus#tarot card#digital art#illustration#digital illustration#the high priestess#tarot#art
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Dark humor has kept me going through some nightmarish experiences, and it will continue to do so.
Katee Robert, Cruel Seduction
#book quotes#bookish quotes#book quotations#cruel seduction#dark olympus#katee robert#aphrodite#eris kasios#eris#kasios#trauma#dark humor#page 50
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So many books for me to read but yet all I can think about is rereading Neon Gods for the throne scene.
Like this mans really plunked Persephone down in his thrown, kneeled before her and literally worshiped her pussy in front of a room full of people.
Still not recovered from that
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Can you recommend any books where they get right into the sex?
Either historical or contemporary
Sure! I'm all for an instant gratification moment (and for the purpose of this ask I stuck to early sex scenes between the main couple because there's a decent amount of het romances out there that begin with the hero and another woman..... though predictably not many with the heroine having good sex with another man :/).
Contemporary:
Minx by Sophie Lark: There's some fabulous, very hot sex (and pet play) a few chapters in, after Blake agrees to take on Ramses as a client. And once the ball gets rolling, it really doesn't stop.... and only gets better from there.
Lush Money by Angelina M. Lopez: Roxanne basically *mounts* Mateo (if there's one thing Angelina loves, it's a mounting moment) right after their agreement that she'll get her pregnant in exchange for money is finalized. It's very.... economical and Mateo hates it, but gets off on it. He's soooooo conflicted and I personally loved that.
After Hours on Milagro Street by Angelina M. Lopez: The other mounting moment sex scene; Alex hops on Jeremiah literally two minutes after arriving in the dead of the night at her family's bar. It's honestly made hotter because Angelina writes a (kinda hilarious) premature ejaculation coupled with Alex getting off after. It works and I'm all for it.
Sherwood by Sierra Simone: Such an underrated book imo; the prologue has our "Robin Hood" (she's a woman here) about to be deployed, and "Maid Marian" tries to dissuade her by eating her out. Very emotional, very hot.
Asking for Trouble by Tessa Bailey: An early face-sitting scene after she's cuffed him in her foyer. Brent puts his "middle-class mouth" to gooood use.
Scorching to the Touch by Ofelia Martinez: There's hate sex about two chapters in; Erica makes Friedrich eat her out in the bathroom of an event and when he whips out his dick and is all "what am I supposed to do with this?", she points to a stall. Honestly, a winner.
The Risk by Caitlin Crews: She's a ballerina pretending to be a stripper-escort who gets her fantasy of being "bought" fulfilled and she and her billionaire have sex pretty much right after.
Crashed Out by Tessa Bailey: Like a couple chapters in, Jasmine sees Sarge's dick and books it to her car and tries to get off, but then Sarge catches her and lends a helping hand all while asserting he's a Grown Man now.
Desperate Measures by Katee Robert: Jafar kills Jasmine's mob boss father in the beginning and within the next chapter, there's a CNC scene where he chasing her down while she pretends she doesn't want it.
Give Me More by Sara Cate: Sara immediately sets up the throuple by having the married couple, Hunter and Isabel, have anniversary sex while listening to their friend Drake have sex with two other women, with Drake also getting off while listening to Hunter and Isabel.
Historical:
The Bride Goes Rogue by Joanna Shupe: A fabulous anonymous encounter with neither Preston nor Katherine realizing who the other person is (right after Preston rejected his arranged betrothal to Kat) and they're pretending to be Louis XV and Madame Pompadour while they get each other off at a French Ball.
Her Husband's Harlot by Grace Callaway: The book starts with Helena following her husband to a brothel disguised as a prostitute, and Nicholas fully doesn't recognize her when he (successfully) has sex with her for the first time.
Passion by Lisa Valdez: An erotic romance; the literal first lines describe Mark groping Passion during the Great Exhibition, and he has her "pinned to the wall like a butterfly" within the next few pages.
The Virgin and the Rogue by Sophie Jordan: Charlotte is (allegedly) under the influence of an aphrodisiac when she mounts Kingston (can you tell I have a thing for this) in the library in the middle of the night, dry humps him, and runs away. Unironically one of my favorite Sophie Jordan sex scenes.
The Rake Gets Ravished by Sophie Jordan: The story begins with Mercy breaking into Silas's bedroom to retrieve the deed to her family home, and when Silas finds her, she seduces him and fucks him into such a deep sleep that when he awakes, all he's left with is an apology note and her *virgin blood* on the sheets.
#book recs#sophie lark#angelina m lopez#sierra simone#tessa bailey#katee robert#sara cate#ofelia martinez#caitlin crews#sophie jordan#lisa valdez#grace callaway#joanna shupe#historical romance#contemporary romance#romance novels#ask
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New Releases: November 2023
This month’s post is sponsored by Dougie K Powell in honor of the release of My Best Rival, a new trans YA romance published by Spectrum Books! Click the graphic for more information and buy links!
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The Santa Pageant by Lillian Barry (1st)
For fans of Rachel Bowdler and Ashley Herring Blake, a second-chance holiday romance between a sunshiney lesbian and a chilly non-binary bisexual.
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#Ali Hazelwood#Brenna Bailey#Check & Mate#Consort of Fire#Dale Walls#David Valdes#Emma Denny#Emmett#Esme Symes-Smith#featured#Fighting for Control#Finding My Elf#For Never & Always#Helena Greer#Hunt On Dark Waters#J.J. Arias#Katee Robert#Kit Rocha#L.C. Rosen#Lisa Bunker#Margot Harrison#Mattilda Bernstein Sycamore#One Night in Hartswood#Only She Came Back#Sir Callie and the Dragon&039;s Roost#The Queer Girl is Going to Be Okay#Wishing on Winter#Wren Martin Ruins it All
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Day 6 of posting at least a book a day until I’ve posted my whole library 📚
Book 6 the Bookish box edition of Court of the Vampire Queen by Katee Robert
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Yay, all covers for The Deal with the Demon series have been revealed.
This was such an amazing project to work on! I had so much fun illustrating these covers!
I am also preparing something really special (cough cough exclusive prints). So stay tuned for that!
#Deal with a demon#katee robert#the dragons bride#the kraken's sacrifice#the demon's bargain#the gargoyle's captive#the succcubus's prize#the demon's queen#monster fucker#monster romance#book tumblr
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At the start of this year I decided to see how much I could read. In total I read 59 books. Books in order by month than bottom to top.
I don't know if I'll do this next year.
#mdzs#tcgf#overlord#solo leveling#danmei#jrr tolkien#spicy books#books#fairy tale#erha#katee robert#little mushroom
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Hermes
Commissioned by Katee Robert
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LOOK AT HOW PRETTY THESE COVERS ARE!!
#books books books#monster smut#book cover#katee robert#a#a deal with a demon#books#book#book blog#booklr#bookaholic#I had to buy them because of the cover art#the stories are super good too#dragon romance#the kraken's sacrifice#the dragons bride#the demon’s bargain#book stack
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I simply go to my knees before her. Her eyes go wide. “Hades, what are you doing?” For a moment, I can only stare up at her. Her dress spills over her legs and down to the floor, the dark throne behind her and careful lighting giving her blond hair a halo effect. Even with her makeup less than perfect, there’s no denying the power vibrating from every cell of her being. I thought she looked like a queen before, but I was fucking wrong. She’s a goddamn goddess. 🔥
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The way the events between the Dark Olympus books flow so well is brilliant. Katee does a great recap but it's better to read them in order
*looks at myself like in The Office for skipping Neon Gods*
It's also really interesting to see the contrast between the Demeter sisters as heroines of their own books.
Psyche is such a mood with this opening line: 'Another night, another party I desperately don’t want to
attend'
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do you have diverse modern romance recs?
Yep! I've (mostly) organized it by author:
Naima Simone: I'm obsessed with literally everything this woman writes, both Harlequin and not Harlequin. Naima writes a lot of fabulous Black heroines (and she writes great body diversity as well) and a decent amount of POC heroes as well. My favorites include . Black Tie Billionaire (Black heroine, Asian hero), Secrets Of A One Night Stand (Black heroine, Pacific Islander hero), and Trust Fund Fiancé (both the hero and heroine are Black). The best thing about Naima's books is just the uniformity in how she writes every body type as attractive and desirable and the sex is very hot. Would absolutely recommend.
Katrina Jackson: I haven't talked about Katrina enough, when she's out here doing the most for mafia romances and spy romances with diverse characters. I could happily read her novella Beautiful & Dirty over and over, but it's a prequel to the mafia series which ends with my favorite, The Don, which has a Black heroine. Katrina also wrote a spy series (The Spies Who Loved Me!) and the first in that series, Pink Slip, has a Black heroine who's lusting over her married bosses (the wife, Monica, is Latina I believe) and surprise, they're both into her too.
Angelina M. Lopez: Angelina writes excellent Latino rep. Her fictional town Freedom, Kansas, which is the setting in multiple stories, has an amazing Mexican-American community she builds on. I'd recommend After Hours on Milagro Street, which has a Mexican-American heroine, as well as her upcoming Full Moon Over Freedom, which is next in the series. The way she melds culture, magic, and romance is gorgeous. Also! Lush Money, which is set within this universe, has a Latina heroine and is very fun and worth reading.
Tara Pammi: If you want to read about Indians in India or Bollywood-centric romances, Tara is the author. I liked Claiming His Bollywood Cinderella and The Secret She Kept in Bollywood (that man is suuuch a DILF he's great).
Jadesola James: I've talked about her before (see here) but Jadesola has written a couple Harlequin Presents stories set in Africa. I'd recommend The Royal Baby He Must Claim and The Princess He Must Marry, which are about sisters who are Nigerian princesses.
Talia Hibbert: The Brown Sisters books are bangers, sexy and emotionally comforting at the same time. I'd recommend all of them: Get a Life, Chloe Brown, Take a Hint, Dani Brown, and Act Your Age, Eve Brown. I also love her novella Guarding Temptation, which has both a Black hero and heroine and Wanna Bet? which has a Black heroine and a British-Indian hero (thanks for reminding me @viscountessevie).
Wrong to Need You by Alisha Rai: The hero and heroine are in-laws (well, her husband, his brother, is dead) so the romance was very emotional and slow-burn, but the pay-off was absolutely worth it. The heroine Sadia is Pakistani-American, and the hero Jackson is of Japanese and Hawaiian ancestry. Alisha also delves pretty deep into South Asian family dynamics which hit a liiiittle too close to home, but I can't deny the accuracy.
Reel by Kennedy Ryan: This a romance between an actress and her director (both are Black) and I particularly appreciate the amount of research Kennedy Ryan put into the Harlem Renaissance, Black artists of that era (she created a fictional artist to base the movie off of), as well as their contributions to the Civil Rights movement which I think isn't discussed enough.
Sink or Swim by Tessa Bailey: See here.
From what I recall, Katee Robert did a pretty good job of body diversity without super explicitly mentioning race in her Fairytale Villains Who Fuck Wicked Villains series.
#naima simone#angelina m lopez#talia hibbert#tara pammi#jadesola james#kennedy ryan#alisha rai#tessa bailey#katee robert#contemporary romance#book recs#ask
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