Philo Hunter Erotica

you can find the newest part of this serialized story on Amazon and for a limited time on Smashwords.

The Woodchopper and the Peasant Girl’s lives have gone from simple to magically complicated as they take on the burden of nursing Dunla, the girl who fell out of the mirror, back to health. But a dark and ominous warning from her monstrous future self sets high stakes. Can they help the confused Dunla avoid her fate and, through love, lust, and affection, ensure she never becomes the Terror of the Eternal Night?

Erotic mysteries abound as the Woodchopper spends another night with the imposing Forest Witch. There she’ll learn there is freedom in bondage and pleasure in pain. She’ll also learn more about the past of the girl in the mirror, a past that is one and the same with the girl who fell out of the mirror. Through it all this one-handed read is full of BDSM kinkery and Sapphic joy.

There’s a LOT of Dunla in this, both as the girl in the mirror, The Terror of the Eternal Night (who I think has her first official “on screen” appearance here) and as the girl who came through the mirror. Even if you read all the other stories with her in it hopefully there’s still some mystery over what’s really going on and where the story will go. But, as it’s mostly a one-handed read, it’s the journey more than the destination I suppose.

Also of note, for those who read “The Fall of Almerry Keep” before it got taken down, yes, I’m keeping the broad outlines of what happened to Dunla in that version of the story. Eventually that will be reworked and be part of The Forest Witch Servant of Baedor, but I probably won’t be coming back to that one till after one of the other Alaria things I’m working on is done.

You can find the newest part of this serialized lesbian BDSM story on Amazon and for a limited time on Smashwords.

Sexual intrigue abounds in the second part of this serialized, smutty, lesbian BDSM romance. Through communion with moon spirits, and the gods themselves, the Priestess Aylin is going to discover the quest she and her party members are on is not what it seems. It’s a game they are playing with the bad girls and in this part of the story the Fey Necromancer Talrel gets to take center stage, playing first with Aylin and Vannetta and later with the Elven beauty Talaena.

You can find the beginning of a new serialized Alaria story on Amazon and for a limited time on Smashwords.

The young woodchopper and the peasant girl have a complicated relationship, one they hide from the quaint village they fear wouldn’t accept them. Karol, the woodchopper, is mostly satisfied with the visits Amelia, the peasant girl, pays her in her secluded cabin in the woods. They both have lives they are used to, ones neither see changing anytime soon.

But in the world of Alaria things are always changing. There is a section of forest different from the others near the village, one where a mysterious Forest Witch lives. She gives out folk remedies and interprets dreams, but Karol is about to discover the woman, as beautiful as she is terrifying, is far more than she seems.

A dream has been haunting Karol, a dream about a beautiful red-haired girl with a sword made of mirror glass. An encounter with the peasant girl will leave Karol needing to feel control over her life and lead to her setting off the meet the Forest Witch, a seemingly simple act that starts her down a road of sapphic erotic discovery of BDSM kinkery. It is a road that will eventually lead to her and others awakening to their destiny…

For those that have read the first Forest Witch story this is eventually going to be about the girl in the mirror’s body starting down it’s journey to become The Terror of the Eternal Night. There is a Forest Witch in this story and the girl in the mirror makes a brief appearance in this part of the story, as does Dunla’s body. But most of the story is about a woodchopper, a peasant girl, and the Forest Witch.

This is another lesbian BDSM story, which is still where my mind is and probably will be for the foreseeable future. I’m also in need of a full genre shift so will be just working on these two Alaria stories for a while before shifting back to the magical girl stuff.