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Girl/Succubus · Book 2

The Girl Who Ran 'Cuz She Sucked At Being A Succubus

by Adam L.V. Ellis
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How far would you go to save a friend trapped in the darkness?

Remmy was everything a succubus shouldn’t be: gentle, modest and anxious. A few months ago, she fled to Earth. Yet she accidentally left a trail of breadcrumbs for her sister, Pai, to follow. After a clash between sisters, Pai dragged Remmy back into the Penumbran shadows.

Now, the human friends she made must find a way to venture to the ghastly parallel world, Penumbra, brave the fiends who call it home and convince their friend to return to them.

In this horror-tinted comedy, Lucas and Marianna must consider every option and ask how far they are willing to go for her. It will take sacrifices, luck and tense alliances if they hope to bring Remmy back. On the other side, this unraveling plan forces Pai and Neon to reexamine who they truly are, the lies they've convinced themselves of and if it was actually Remmy's interests they had in mind.

This book and series examines themes like family curses, personal responsibility, the power of kindness, and the societal pressure to sexualize and harden oneself, then offers an alternative of embracing true femininity/masculinity and love.

Type
Novel
Format
Ebook, Paperback, Hardcover
Published
Aug 2026
Pages
146
Language
EN
ISBN
9798186463771

Content rating

Author-supplied. Hover a meter for the rubric.

Language
2/4

occasional swearing

Violence
3/4

graphic injury/death

Romance / Sex
3/4

sensual description, no graphic sex

Biblical Themes
4/4

central to the story

Author note: Spiritual warfare utilizes stylized violence. For example, non-bloody, temporary dismemberment or disfigurement where wounds smoke akin to robot dismemberment in Star Wars, etc. The romance rating is bumped up in part 2 due to the bonus chapter featuring two instances of the villainess utilizing seduction/foreplay. The rest of the book maxes out at kissing and suggestive innuendo.

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Tone

Dark
Quirky Humor
Dark Humor

Themes

Good vs Evil
Rebellion
Reunion

Tropes

Hidden World
Slow-Burn Romance
Angels
Action-Driven

Setting

Secondary/Other World
Small Town / Country

Pace

Steady

Point-of-View

close 3rd person
3rd omniscient

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