Beauty and The Beasts - Ava Rose Johnson


Beauty and the BeastsReview : Beauty and The Beasts - Ava Rose Johnson

Beauty and The Beasts is not like the tale of Beauty and The Beast , it is more of an Erotica type story , where Princess Abigail bitten by wolves after an attack in order to survive must mate a werewolf every full moon. With the help and assistance of Jacinta the witch , she helps Abigail find her wolves. Nicknamed as Beauty by the wolves , Abigail thinks that she is in control but little does she know is that she is well being played and having sex with both Alphas of the Werewolf Family.

Sypnosis :

For centuries the Kingdom of Drayzlake has been divided between the humans and the wolves. The two sides live by their own rules and follow their own leaders. But when a wolf crosses the Divide and bites the humans' princess, all hell breaks loose.

With wolven blood now running in her veins, Princess Abigail is forced to mate with a wolf on every full moon. What she doesn't realize is that she is mating with two wolves rather than one. Caine and Stavros are identical twins and soon-to-be Alphas of their pack. And they're tired of taking turns.
So on one moonlit night after another vigorous mating session, Abigail finds herself kidnapped to the wolves' quarters. Trapped in their fort, she can't deny the two beasts who desire her so, and locked between their powerful bodies, she can hardly remember her own name. But it soon becomes clear that these sexual games are as dangerous as they are delicious. Because Caine and Stavros don't just want her for the full moon...
They want her forever.

Publisher's Note: This book contains explicit sexual content, graphic language, and situations that some readers may find objectionable: Anal play/intercourse, Dubious consent, exhibitionism, ménage (m/f/m), sex while in shifted animal form, voyeurism.

Comments

  1. That is an incredibly descriptive publishers note. I mean do you read through that and go, well, I'm ok with anal, but not dubious consent so I guess I'll pass?

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  2. Personally , I thought It wasn't too descriptive - I guess it was like your average erotic novel but I noticed that with the book came the Publishers Note inside - so I thought it was better that I attached it. Guess many of us have different views though

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