Oops An Incubus Got Me Pregnant!

By Vanessa E Silver

This is an Erotic Fertility Romance Short Story - Word Count 4,043

Claudia is happy that she has moved into her new apartment to mark a fresh start to her life, even despite hearing talk of a ghost already inhabiting her new home. But she is not put off in the slightest, thinking that any mention of the supernatural is absurd.

However, Claudia will soon find her beliefs tested when she comes face to face with the seductive Lord Malcolm Greyjoy the resident incubus who lived over a century and half ago and is now determined to make Claudia his completely.

Claudia tries to at fight against the powerful pull she feels towards Malcolm, but when desire overwhelms them both she finds herself surprisingly very willing to surrender to all of his demands!

• Language: English
• Publisher: LB Books
• Release date: Oct 27, 2015
• ISBN: 9781519964878

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Oops An Incubus Got Me Pregnant!

Vanessa E Silver

Published by LB Books, 2015.

This is a work of fiction. Similarities to real people, places, or events are entirely coincidental.

OOPS AN INCUBUS GOT ME PREGNANT!

First edition. October 27, 2015.

Copyright © 2015 Vanessa E Silver.

ISBN: 978-1519964878

Written by Vanessa E Silver.

Table of Contents

Title Page

Copyright Page

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

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Chapter 1

‘Claudia are you sure you are all right staying in your new apartment by yourself?’ I heard Debbie, my best friend’s, concerned voice on the other end of the line.

‘Yes, of course I will be okay, Debbie. Don’t worry about me, there really is nothing to fear I can assure you, this house is far from hunted!

‘But seriously Debbie I cannot believe in this day and age you actually believe in a foolish story about some dumb ghost!’ I tried hard not to completely mock her misplaced fears in my reply, even though I still found it totally ridiculous that Debbie, who was usually so level headed and sensible, believed in the supernatural.

‘That’s the problem with you, Claudia you’re such a cynic. Just because you cannot imagine it, doesn’t mean strange things don’t exist in this world that cannot be rationally explained. I’m telling you this because I have had first-hand experience of such things.’ Debbie said stubbornly; she was not