The Genie and Her Princess

A Lesbian Erotica Short Story About Genies, Lamps and Wishes

This isn't your parent's Arabian tale.

When a genie is summoned from the lamp to grant three wishes, she didn't realize her master would be so kind and beautiful. But a dark and mysterious figure lurks in the shadows. Will this dark figure get the lamp before the third wish is up? What will the princess wish for? And is there any way to save the genie from a life of solitude?

Find out in The Genie and Her Princess!

©2021 Erica Lovitz (P)2021 Erica Lovitz

Very Short Sapphic “Erotica”

This audiobook barely weighs in at 45 minutes, so this is a super-quick listen. Because it is a short story, it doesn’t have much room for character development or plot. However, I thought the author structured the story well. As it is based on the “genie and the lamp” story, it is structured around what happens for a particular young princess's three wishes. The genie and the princess develop a rapport quickly…and soon more than that. They decide they would like nothing more than to stay together, but the genie realm has some pretty tough rules. This story has a villain, a spurned potential male suitor, and a surprising twist for how the ladies get around the “wish” rules. This does include one graphic intimate scene between the genie and her princess, but it didn't feel organic. From how these women treated each other earlier in the book, the intimate scene seemed out of character. My guess is that it was just tacked on to sell a story in a very particular but popular erotica/romance subgenre. I wasn't wild about the British narrator, as her accent sounded a little too lowbrow. I prefer a posher British accent. If you like short sapphic romances, you may enjoy this one.

3.5 stars

Awesome

Great book, kept my attention all the way to the end, amazing audio delivery, loved it. Will be reading again, every chapter was received amazingly do recommend you give it a read.

Robotic

The narration is completely robotic, and I couldn't get through 10 minutes of the book