The Tentacles in the Lake

By Enorma Lance

When tentacle alien Laffa realizes he'll never get home, he gives up his dream of a family. But when he meets human-dumpster-fire Jackson, slimy sparks fly!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Enorma Lance
• Release date: Oct 20, 2021
• ISBN: 9780463575895

Enorma Lance

Enorma Lance is an erotica writer from the Seattle area, specializing LGBTQIA+ erotic shorts. She enjoys writing pulpy sci-fi, sarcastic main characters, and graphic sexy times.

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The Tentacles In The Lake:

A Gay Alien Egg-Laying Short

Copyright 2021 Enorma Lance

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The Tentacles In The Lake:

A Gay Alien Egg-Laying Short

It had been two years, according to Laffa’s mini computer. Two years or two dozen new moons since he’d crash-landed on an alien world and began trying to repair his ship.

It felt hopeless. After the first quarter, the surface of the planet went through harsh cold seasons and Laffa had been forced to retreat into the ground.

The lifeforms that appeared to be the dominant species were called humans and Laffa had spent hours every day listening in on their conversations and trying to learn their complicated language. His studies of their linguistics worked much better when he spied on them, since then he could see if they pointed to something or gestured. After doing so every day, he was fairly confident in his ability to understand the most common language, though there appeared to be many.

The humans that lived in the light above his tunnel home loved coffee, a dark and delectable brew that