Lovelocked

by Frey Ortega, Jon Fischer (Editor)

Madison Wyler is a lust demon who’s in over his head as a relationship and sex columnist. Having been stuck in a rut for what seems to be forever, his sister gives him the idea to freshen up by doing what he does best: seducing a man to have sex with him. He meets Nolan Cook, a human male who intrigues him, and he finds his so-called prey for the night.

Nolan is broken, however, having just split with his long-time girlfriend. Madison feels an immediate kinship and a connection with Nolan that is as scary as it is instantaneous, but he finds himself going all in to try and help mend Nolan’s broken heart rather than trying to get into his pants.

Nolan is scared. He doesn’t know if he’ll ever love again, and this strange tie that binds him and Madison is too strong, too quick, and it throws his already off-kilter world even more off balance.

What is this love that locks the both of them to one another, and can they find the meaning of it together?


Lovelocked was originally released as In Lust, In Love, but it has been rewritten, revised, and given a brand-new cover. It is a paranormal romantic comedy at over 43,296 words complete with a sassy landlady, romantic incubi, a HEA, no cliffhangers, and can be enjoyed as a standalone.

144 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 29, 2020

About the author

Frey Ortega writes erotic romance, primarily of the gay variety. He lives in what a friend affectionately calls “the south-easternmost part of Spain,” which is an archipelago called the Philippines. He’s a graduate of the Royal, Pontifical, and Catholic University in Manila, with a Bachelors of Science degree in Psychology. Primarily, he works as a writer, a novelist, sometimes a video game journalist, and overall a homebody who spends way too much time on the internet.

Reviews

[Barbara · Rating 5 out of 5]

Madison is an incubus and writes advice an advice column. He meets a man who he is instantly attracted to and has a pull for him that confuses and scares him. Nolan feels the same way. just off a bad breakup he isn't prepared for the rush of feelings he has for Madison. He runs scared. Now the two must figure out what these feelings mean, but first they must suffer a little and listen to advice from acquaintances and family. Will they finally be able to work through their confusion to reach the love they both deserve or will they deny they are mates and go on with their lives. Good story.

[Jen · Rating 3 out of 5]

I wouldn’t call it a comedy

For an incubus book, this was incredibly sweet. There was one sex scene, which is unusual for a demon of lust. Also the romance was super sweet, though mostly glossed over. The important parts were there, but there was very little build up and even less release. Do I recommend? Meh, i probably wouldn’t mention it to my friends, but if you’re reading this, I’d say give it a go if you’re having a book hangover or you’re not ready to have another one.

[Nessa · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was simply adorable. Madison was a lust demon who started a relationship with Nolan, a human who had just been dumped by his fiance. The characters were humorous and very unique in their own ways. The ending was just how I love it to be, which was happy and totally heartwarming. Excellent. :D

[Natalie · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was short and sweet. Dual POV and finally another incubus that isn't all about sex. A little funny. Favourite parts were the little advice posts at the beginning of each chapter. That is some messed up advice.