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    Enter The Succubus
    Enter The Succubus
    Enter The Succubus
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    Enter The Succubus

    By Kate Roman

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    Gavin's too shy to make the first move, but it doesn't stop him wishing study-partner Lance could be the guy he's been waiting for. But the 'Mythology in Literature' stories the two have been trading glances over might be more than just myths, and a chance encounter with a woman in red leads Gavin into a dreamworld of danger. Can Lance save Gavin before it's too late... or will Gavin be trapped in his worst nightmare forever?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKate Roman
    Release dateNov 1, 2013
    ISBN9781310176418
    Enter The Succubus
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    Kate Roman

    Kate Roman is an adventurer, a scribe and a hopeless romantic. A native of Northern California, she divides her time between dreaming of beautiful, heartbroken men and the men who love them, and working in IT support. She's ably assisted by one cat, three dogs and four rabbits, and doesn't want to talk about the shameful state of her garden. She also reads more books than can possibly be healthy, and can be reached at romankate@gmail.com

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      Enter The Succubus - Kate Roman

      Enter The Succubus

      By Kate Roman

      Copyright 2013 Kate Roman

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      Lance Ritter is not my boyfriend! Gavin declared, hitching an impatient shoulder at his best friend, Manny. He's just helping me out with my Lit paper. If you'd signed up for the class like we talked about last semester, it'd be you helping me out.

      Shh. Manny looked around the nearly-empty library, then leaned back in his seat and reached for the book lying on the table. 'White Knights,' he read aloud. 'White Knights appear as the saviors and guardians in myth and in many old, long-forgotten religions. Anyone placed under the protection of a White Knight is bound to the Knight in an eternal cosmic union no man, god or demon can sever.' Come on. A course about fairy tales? I couldn't take that instead of the extra physics credits.

      They're not all fairy tales, Gavin said, bristling a little. Lance says that a lot of this mythological stuff has basis in fact, and that--

      Lance says, huh? Manny waggled his eyebrows suggestively. For someone who's not your boyfriend, you've been spending a lot of time over at his place. And correct me if I'm wrong, Lance is a pretty good-looking guy?

      Lance isn't my type. And even if he was, he's not interested in me. Hell, I don't even think he's gay. Gavin frowned. I've got to pass this course if I want to graduate, and it's a lot harder than I thought it was gonna be. It was just my good luck I got paired with him in the first tutorial. He really gets this stuff.

      Yeah, yeah. Manny

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