I know it's the wrong time of year for Saint Patrick's Day, but this is part of the updates I've been making to my short story collections. I'm replacing the AI cover art with art commissioned from marwmellow (who has done a great job turning the nameless succubus into a sort of heavy-metal-album-cover mascot) and making them available as paperbacks for the first time since my old publisher, eXcessica, shuttered.
Here is the link to amazon page:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0HN52X9C2
This is my 6th collection, which was originally published in 2015. This used up pretty much all the spare short stories I had around at the time, hence a lengthy gap before the 7th collection (A Succubus for Social Justice) came out last year.
Here is the blurb for the collection:
Who is the lucky one – the man given sensual pleasure beyond his dreams, or the succubus that ensnares and drains him?
Dangerous and delectable sirens abound in M. E. Hydra’s sixth collection of horror erotica. Within these pages you’ll find thirteen tales that will tempt, tease, titillate and terrify. Read and enjoy as dark temptresses weave their seductive webs and draw in their (un)fortunate prey.
In “A Succubus for Saint Patrick’s Day” a down-on-his-luck gambler thinks his fortune has changed when a magical succubus comes to his aid. A strange agency provides an unusual service in “The High-School Sweetheart Removal Agency”. A researcher has a dangerous and highly sensual encounter with an alien creature in “A Real-Life Goo Girl”. In “Number 66” an expat searches for an unusual girl in the fleshpots of Bangkok. An accomplished thief falls prey to a shadowy guardian in “Rogue vs Lamia”. A rich man gets the bigger dick he’s always wanted in “Crabs”, only to discover the treatment has some alarming side effects. And finally, a young man gets a surprise when he tries to rape the wrong victim in “Joe Boyega Picks a Bad Night to Become a Rapist”.
They'll give you pleasures beyond your wildest dreams, and terrors beyond your darkest nightmares...
I've also updated the ebook version on Amazon and other places to have the new cover. It usually takes a day or two for the updates to go through. Unfortunately, I still need to fix the problem with merging my Smashwords account after Draft2Digital took them over. This will happen some day!
Anyway, A Succubus for Saint Patrick's Day is now available in print for people who prefer their books to be actual books. I hope you consider checking it out.


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