Seeded by the Horned God

By Cordova Skye

A visit to an ancient dig site seems like the perfect way for Del to escape her overbearing guardian and the stress of earning her degree. But when she arrives at the site, she finds not scientists but the deity himself: Cernunnos, god of fertility and the hunt.

Claimed by the stag-antlered god as his mate, Del finds herself swept away from the modern world and allowed to be her truest, most primal self, mate and mother to the children of the horned god.

Seeded by the Horned God is over 5000 steamy words of divine impregnation and accelerated pregnancy.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Burning Lotus Press
• Release date: Dec 30, 2022
• ISBN: 9798215727874

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Seeded by the Horned God

A FERTILE SPRING FANTASY

Cordova Skye

Seeded by the Horned God by Cordova Skye

Published by Burning Lotus Press

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You know me, he said, his voice rich and smooth.

Cernunnos, Del breathed. He could be none other than the Horned God, the elusive deity humanity remembered despite the lack of physical evidence of his worship. God of the forest, of the hunt, of wealth, and — her eyes dropped again to the front of his loincloth — of fertility.

He had been the figure she saw through the forest mist, she realized, the outline of his antlers lost in the shadows of the branches. Not a researcher, but the god himself, and she glanced around at the fog which still swirled around the edges of the clearing, obscuring the trees beyond.

The researchers, she asked in a small voice. Where are they?

They are here, Cernunnos replied. "But they are not here now. Only you are here, in this place, in this time. As it was ever meant to be."

He stepped away from the