Succubus Schemes

A novella sequel to The Succubus Apprentice that is the first part of the coming novel Succubus Schemes. The further adventures of the succubus Helen and the red headed mage Amy as they have finished their respective apprenticeships and are now forces to be reckoned with. Still even with their new skills and powers they can't help but get enmeshed in the schemes of a dark elf and dryad who rule the supernatural community in New York City.

This novella is the next installment in the episodic Succubus Schemes series featuring a succubus named Helen and her girlfriend Amy, a mage. They navigate, figuring out what they want to do next, while helping a dark elf survive attacks from her political rivals back in New York.

This is the third novella in the series Succubus Schemes. These novellas will form one serial novel titled appropriately enough Succubus Schemes. In this novella the succubus Helen attempts to make good on her promise to obtain a unicorn as a present to her girlfriend the part elven mage Amy, to make up for a slight relationship mistake. This involves a visit to Helen's frenemy Magnus and a good amount of hijinks and chaos ensues.

Amy the part elf mage and her girlfriend Helen the succubus, put the next part of their plan in action, but before they can even start to put their scheme in place, they have to negotiate the terms of a duel between two supernatural rulers of rival cities so they can recruit the son of a Titan into their scheme. This novella is for you if you like action, romance, banter, and humor in your urban fantasy and paranormal romance.

In this installment Helen the succubus and Amy the witch put their plan into gear as they attempt to put one over on the most powerful international corporation in the world with help of a group of supervillains and other unreliable allies. This series is full of humor, supernatural creatures, supervillains, evil corporations, and adventure. There may also be hints of consensual sex, paranormal romance, LGBTQ romance, polyamory, and if that's against your religion and value systems you should probably avoid this book.