Seeding the Rose
A Fertile Retelling of Beauty & the Beast
Romance, Erotica, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Erotica Shorts
| Author: | Cordova Skye | ISBN: | 1230000934640 |
| Publisher: | Burning Lotus Press | Publication: | February 8, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Cordova Skye |
| ISBN: | 1230000934640 |
| Publisher: | Burning Lotus Press |
| Publication: | February 8, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Once upon a time, a cursed beast lived in an isolated manor house...
Innocent Rose only wants a little adventure. Instead, when her father takes her away from their modest home, it's to turn her over to a monstrous beast, in payment for the flower he took from the creature's garden.
The beast wants to free himself of his curse by passing it on to his heir. Each night, he takes Rose's body, his less than gentle attentions awakening a passion in his unwitting guest that she never imagined or wanted.
Rose must agree to bear his child before his monstrous seed can take root in her fertile womb. Will she say yes to her cursed lover? Does she have the courage to give birth to a beast?
Seeding the Rose is a 7000+ word erotic short containing impregnation and inhuman pregnancy. This fairy tale is definitely for adults.
Once upon a time, a cursed beast lived in an isolated manor house...
Innocent Rose only wants a little adventure. Instead, when her father takes her away from their modest home, it's to turn her over to a monstrous beast, in payment for the flower he took from the creature's garden.
The beast wants to free himself of his curse by passing it on to his heir. Each night, he takes Rose's body, his less than gentle attentions awakening a passion in his unwitting guest that she never imagined or wanted.
Rose must agree to bear his child before his monstrous seed can take root in her fertile womb. Will she say yes to her cursed lover? Does she have the courage to give birth to a beast?
Seeding the Rose is a 7000+ word erotic short containing impregnation and inhuman pregnancy. This fairy tale is definitely for adults.
