Eria’s Ménage

Eria’s Ménage by Alice Gaines
Publisher: Changeling Press
Genre: Sci-fi/Fantasy
Length: Short Story
Other: M/F/M, Ménage, BDSM
Rating: 5 Cherries
Review by Dandelion

On the distant planet Heriad, Her Excellency Queen Eria, Ruler of the Lands and Seas, Commander of Suns and Moons, Supreme Being of the Fourth Nebula, needs an heir. A daughter conceived in the royal manner — with the donation of sperm from two mates.

Suitors from around the galaxy have assembled in pairs for her consideration. None appeal to her until she spies Tad and Brath in the rear of the council chamber.

Tad’s the intellectual while Brath is a magnificent beast of a man. Little does she realize that both of them have tricks to keep her guessing.

Tremendous! Ms. Gaines captures the feel of a foreign fantasy world, the complications of love versus duty, and the high eroticism of three perfect mates in this captivating short story. Eria is the queen who must choose a pair of mates – but amid regal duty, she’s stunned by the perfection of Tad and Brath, twins from different planets. They waste no time proving their sexual prowess to the queen, in several super-hot bedroom scenes. But to these characters’ surprise, love soon follows lust – and all three must figure out how to break custom and follow their hearts after the mating is over and Eria is successfully impregnated.

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While readers will certainly be satisfied with the ménage scenes in this story, they’ll also enjoy the plot complications the main characters face. The ending might wrap up a tad quickly, but it’s a happy ever after for Eria, Tad, and Brath, and I have no complaints with that! Ms. Gaines’ writing is poetic and captivating, always a nice addition to a story this hot in nature. Readers will find “Eria’s Ménage” a wonderful short read. Go out and pick it up today!