Alex and the Fairy (Alex in Wonderland Book 3) by K. Matthew

The third installment in a gay fantasy erotica series

Alex and the fairy (alex in wonderland book 3)

Alex's luck seems to change when he wakes up in the safety of a fairy city. While he's tempted to stick around, his quest for the white rabbit cannot be delayed. The only way out of the fairy village, however, is to seduce a very sexy fairy prince. This is one notch on Alex's bedpost that he's actually going to enjoy making.

Genre: FICTION / Erotica / General

Secondary Genre: FICTION / Gay

Language: English

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Word Count: 4755

Sample text:

Alex awoke to blinding white light. It seemed all encompassing, and for a moment, he thought he had died and gone to heaven. That couldn't be right though, because Alex was a thief, and as far as he remembered from the Bible, there was a thou shall not steal commandment somewhere within the mix. Still, the serene light played tricks on his mind, and he decided to accept that maybe, just maybe, he had slipped by Saint Peter and found his way into heaven.

But just when Alex had convinced himself that he was dead, the head of a woman popped into view—the most beautiful woman he had ever seen. She must be an angel, Alex reasoned, looking up into her soft blue eyes, the only part of her that wasn't as pale as new-fallen snow.

“Am I dead?” he asked.

Her smile was full of innocent amusement. “No, kind sir. You are still in Wonderland.”

“Wonderland,” Alex repeated the word, and slowly, his memory returned.

The last thing he could recall was being bound and naked in the garden of giant flowers. The tentacle monster had left him there a prisoner, and Alex had drifted off to sleep.

“We rescued you from the zenlock,” the beautiful woman said. “I am MayLynn. What are you called, kind sir?”


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French
Already translated. Translated by Théo Halfran
Author review:
Quick and precise.
Italian
Already translated. Translated by Angela Bizzoca and Alessandro Della Pietra
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