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Tree Sprite

par Brenda Bryce

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How does a lonely tree sprite want to find her man? Flaming hot! First of the Wizard Kin series. Daniel has left his destroyed mountain home and is in search of a new place to live. He comes across a pretty glade with a single short, round tree occupying it and takes his rest underneath. Oleafia is a tree sprite, shunned by the surrounding forest sprites, and finding a sleeping man, proceeds to fall out of her tree and onto him. Literally. Both lonely, they are each what the other needs in their lives. Though the fairy tale world they live in is a harsh one, and they are separate species, it matters little to them. What matters is that they complete each other. Daniel enthusiastically teaches the lovely, full-figured sprite all about sex and love, and Oleafia is a more than willing student from the moment she sees his huge branch. Through opposition from other sprites and a spelled glade, will they be able to form an unbreakable bond? Or, will they continue on their lonely ways? Warning: This story contains explicit monogamous sex and graphic language.… (plus d'informations)
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How does a lonely tree sprite want to find her man? Flaming hot! First of the Wizard Kin series. Daniel has left his destroyed mountain home and is in search of a new place to live. He comes across a pretty glade with a single short, round tree occupying it and takes his rest underneath. Oleafia is a tree sprite, shunned by the surrounding forest sprites, and finding a sleeping man, proceeds to fall out of her tree and onto him. Literally. Both lonely, they are each what the other needs in their lives. Though the fairy tale world they live in is a harsh one, and they are separate species, it matters little to them. What matters is that they complete each other. Daniel enthusiastically teaches the lovely, full-figured sprite all about sex and love, and Oleafia is a more than willing student from the moment she sees his huge branch. Through opposition from other sprites and a spelled glade, will they be able to form an unbreakable bond? Or, will they continue on their lonely ways? Warning: This story contains explicit monogamous sex and graphic language.

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