Set in a time-hopping, alternate universe, The Succling and Her Dues is a reimagined story that encapsulates horror, tragedy, and erotic role-playing escapades. Each chapter explores different periods, introducing dynamic characters like: A sultry siren, Aquarius Lynch; An ox-turning incubus, Syfus Welsheroft; and A brothel owner, Chad Dunbern, while unveiling their purposes. Invest in a 300-year-old half-succubus' (Anara Manlen) past, present, and future as she finds love for the second time with a wealthy, ostentatious broker and doppelganger, Trenton Welkers. Discover what lies ahead for Anara and her son as she attempts to avoid brutal deals she made with Death and her power-hungry mentor, Cauva Estrich, when she was only a succling.

Bÿnà į ÿ løma etq ę wrëìzœ` kîslåvkü ü fernálk zå öntwâl xïolcœz cęf sæilô~ (Believe in the moon, for it births generations of darkness that only shadows can soothe...) It was naught but curiosity that had plagued a lonely god; for he had hopes of peace until there were none. And so he feasted upon the flesh of mortals. That is until he met his match—an ethereal vestal maiden who had been worshipped like a goddess.

For centuries witches have been picked off, one by one from a ruthless pack of feathered fox hybrids known as the Florencia Tremadia. They wish to rid the world of magic, and out of desperation, a hopeful witch, Bulna Trillis, seeks to forge a marital alliance with a witch hunter's son, Augustus Shetherport. When the arrangement goes south, Augustus is transformed into a vicious vampire whose sole purpose is to consume every last member of the Florencia Tremadia pack. He, however, finds himself falling in love with the last of the feathered fox hybrids, Trimina Feilde. Conflicted, he must choose to fulfill his curse or fight to protect her existence.

With the world swept in endless wars and left with desolation, Felicity Waters, an artifacts excavator, and her needy boyfriend, Alex Copper, race to the Middle East in search of a rare plant that could be the key to saving humanity. Unfortunately, Roger O'Connell, CEO of the Ancient Artifacts Institution of Orlando, wants to destroy the plant along with an age-old secret: The truth about what happened to the Ancient Mesopotamian women in 3200 B.C.