Spring of the Stag God (Stag God Chronicles)
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| Rating | : | 4.42 (539 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1590213165 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 174 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-06-11 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Imbru knows the truth behind Ashlan's strange dreams of running through forests with an antlered brow. ''The Stag God's Disciple'' Habra of the Tines, a young orc, goes among humans to preach the worship of Ashlan. ''The Stag & The Bear'' The young god suffering the pains of new divinity goes seeking a mentor, the great Bear God of the stormy mountain tops. ''A Stag God is Born'' A sexual prisoner of his cruel uncle, young Ashlan befriends the man's prisoner, Imbru, once a feared warrior of the Split Hoof orc tribe, called The Ravager of Men by humans because he spent his seed only on men. But the Patriarchs of the human lands do not want to relinquish their power, and bind, rape and imprison Habra. But in the dungeons new friends are waiting to be found as the faith of the Lord of the Seven Tines spreads through human lands like passion through a man's nethers.. Prepare your loins for tales of erotic adventure in the world of Khernia, in this first release of the Stag God Chronicles. But approaching an old god is treacherous and his were-bear minions must be confronted and defeated before the Bear God's den is reached. Ashlan doesn t understand the dreams or know he is about to inherit a divine mantle he never wanted the legacy of the great antlered Stag God of the wild places. Along the way, an orc hunter is forced to his knees to become Ashlan
But it s a part of his story, and as tough as it may be for some to read, it is nevertheless the cornerstone of Ashlan's moldings. A fantastic fantasy meets erotica read, beautifully written by Herneson and lovingly illustrated by none other than the brilliant Kupopo, famous for his beasts and brutes, Spring of the Stag God is a jewel in my book collection. ''I was absolutely blown away by it. I've no doubt that anyone with a love of barbaric males, orcs, warriors, mythical creatures and intensely sexual literature will simply devour this superb first volume of the Stag God's incredible and raunchy chronicles. Ashlan doesn't always have an easy time, especi
"2010 Rainbow Awards Honorable Mention" according to Elisa. I probably fell a little on the generous side of things with this one because I've honestly never read anything like it. It's way past anywhere I've gone in terms of fantasy, as either a reader or writer.. Great concept, but too rough with the sex The three parts of this book can be summed up with one word: Rape, rape, rape, rape. OK, one word four timesThe sex scenes start more-or-less on every other page, and there's only one instance of consentual sex in the entire book.Granted, Ashlan's rape (and repeat performances) by his uncle in the first part is central to the mystical background of his charactor, but from then on was it really ALWAYS necessary? I think seduction, playe. "Just the Beginning" according to Magic Preppy. Herneson creates an engaging world in this novella, that is well worth the read. The novel's work is evocative and exciting, and the characters that the reader is introduced to are complex and rich while maintaining their erotic and sexy edge. The scenes with the Bear God and the protagonist being perhaps the best example of this balance. Herneson creates a sexy world that you want to know more about, and literary size queen that I am,