Scheherazade - Erotic comedy

By Chrystelle LeRoy

"'I have to say that making love when you can have any sex is pretty awesome,' says Ramir. 'Have you ever had sex with a genie before? We can adapt to all bodies and tastes'."In a world where flying carpets exist in a two-seater sports model, the beautiful and charismatic Scheherazade walks around looking for anecdotes for her stories. And tonight is her lucky night. Scheherazade will meet two beings of supernatural beauty, and for a good reason: they are genies! She learns that her storytelling skills have made her famous and adored among the Jinns, who have even created a small dedicated social network for her, and that they are more than ready to feed her inspiration...Badir, genie of the bedside lamp, and Ramir, genie of the water bottle in the promising future, will make this simple mortal discover pansexual love.-

• Language: English
• Publisher: LUST
• Release date: Dec 11, 2019
• ISBN: 9788726331264

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Chrystelle LeRoy

Scheherazade

Erotic comedy

LUST

Scheherazade

Original title: Schéhérazade

Translated by LUST.

Copyright © 2019, 2020 Chrystelle LeRoy and LUST, an imprint of SAGA, Copenhagen

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ISBN: 9788726331264

E-book edition, 2020

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Scheherazade

Scheherazade slipped out of the palace through a small door. The guard, one of her followers, said nothing. His day service consisted of parking the flying carpets and luxury camels of the visitors to the palace, a tedious task if ever there was one. Scheherazade, out of kindness, often left him the keys of her personal rug, a very powerful two-seater sports model that the man loved to drive.

Like other nights before, Scheherazade was looking for anecdotes to feed her storytelling skills. Popular art in Persia, although his father, the vizier, viewed his eldest daughter's career choice with scepticism. Scheherazade didn't care, a tale could transform the reality of a day, she thought, and a well-told story could charm the most acrimonious of characters. She knew that a good storyteller could capture the attention of the whole bazaar at certain times, as well as that of the palace at others. A good storyteller never lacked for anything and was