Fever & Fray

By Aurelia T. Evans

FROM EXCITING ROMANCE AUTHOR AURELIA T. EVANS

Book two in the Meridian series

She’s the girl of every man’s dreams. A reluctant succubus discovers a world teeming with uninhibited desire, but all she wants is control she’s not sure she can have.

Nova Mendez has always been popular with boys, but things are starting to get out of control. And when her priest tells her it’s her own fault then blames her for his own attraction, she doesn’t understand what’s happening to her.

Then a black-winged man swoops in to rescue her from the priest and from herself, only to inform her that no matter how hard she has tried to be good, she’s a succubus becoming her true self, and there’s nothing she can do but hang on for the ride.

As an incubus, Jules is uniquely qualified to handle her emerging power and teach her how to use it. She tries not to kill who she feeds upon, but accidents are bound to happen with a beginner, and Jules makes no effort to help her hold back.

The trouble with dead bodies, especially when they accumulate, is that they tend to attract the attention of the wrong element—namely, the kind who troll the mystical city of Meridian to hunt down her kind. And now Eli Fray, the rugged and relentless demon hunter, is on her trail.

All Nova has ever tried to do is the right thing, but if she’s a demon no matter what she does, how can she know what that is anymore?

• Language: English
• Publisher: Totally Bound Publishing
• Release date: Apr 18, 2023
• ISBN: 9781839436789

Aurelia T. Evans

Aurelia T. Evans is an up-and-coming erotica author with a penchant for horror and the supernatural. She’s the twisted mind behind the werewolf/shifter Sanctuary trilogy, demonic circus series Arcanium, and vampire serial Bloodbound. She’s also had short stories featured in various erotic anthologies. Aurelia presently lives in Dallas, Texas (although she doesn’t ride horses or wear hats). She loves cats and enjoys baking as much as she dislikes cooking. She’s a walker, not a runner, and she writes outside as often as possible.