The (un)Lucky Succubus Omnibus, Books 1-3

The (un)Lucky Succubus Omnibus, Book 1

By: L.L. Frost

Narrated by: Melissa Schwairy

Books 1-3 in the laugh-out-loud The (un)Lucky Succubus reverse harem series featuring one reluctant Succubus and the sexy demons determined to claim her.

A succubus with dreams of owning a bakery meets three delicious demons with an offer she can’t refuse. But Adie’s never been one to roll over for anyone. While she might need them, she’ll make these powerful men work to claim her.

The (un)Lucky Succubus is an urban fantasy reverse harem series that will make you laugh and curl your toes.

This collection includes:

1) Succubus Bargain

2) Succubus Studies

3) Succubus Mission

©2019 L.L. Frost (P)2025 L.L. Frost

MOST FUN READ IN YEARS

Don't let the title block you from considering this Listen. The story line does include demonic characters but it's all in fun.
I believe that this Book/Listen with extremely strong female protagonist and humor will also appeal to Female Customers.
This Book/Performance is just a FUN experience.

Interesting story line + LOL + 🔥= fun 😁

I read this series when it first came out, loved the story line & characters. Narration by Melissa Schwary brings them to life. I hope the rest of the books come out in Audible!!!

Great narration for satisfying story

I’ve read this series twice before - this narration made it enjoyable to ‘read’ for the third time

Succubus baby steps: Symbiotic mutualistic relationships are formed.

This narrative moved a bit slow for my taste. The whole time I was expecting a climax or some type of action but generally the narrative was more about dialogue and characters. These three books have very little action which made it harder for me to enjoy: aside from the sexual action of course, there was lots of that so if you like the idea of a reverse harem than look no further. I loved the giant cat and I found many of the characters to be endearing but I never felt there was any tension in the story aside from romantic tension, a great deal of the time it was just a succubus running a bake shop. I also felt there wasn't a whole lot of imagery. The dialogue was read incredibly well by the narrator, her tone with the main character hit the right notes for me and she did well with the male voices. It was a decent book but the plot was slower than I would have liked.