The Curiosity of a Cougar

By Janet Bryant

Cynthia loved the art of seduction. She had perfected the art of seducing young men over a span of more than 200 years. She was no ordinary cougar, but a witch who could use her powers to change her form. She rarely used the spells for seduction, but enjoyed the thrill of the capture.

However, 200 years of the same old thing had worn thin and she was eager to try something new. She was curious to see what it was like to be with a woman. Despite the warning of her warlock mentor, Jerome, she started down the road toward seducing a woman in spite of the possible consequences that it would have for her.

Were the warnings real or were they merely meant to keep her in line? It mattered little as she rushed toward exploring a curiosity which had taken complete control of her.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AmorBooks.com
• Release date: Jan 18, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005772543

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The Curiosity of a Cougar

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Janet Bryant

Copyright 2022 Janet Bryant

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Disclaimer: The material in this book is for mature audiences only and contains graphic sexual content and is intended for those over the age of 18 only.

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Cynthia had been chasing after younger men for several years. It was a thrilling chase which was as enjoyable in the running down phase as it was when she finally captured her quarry. She saw herself as something of a predator, but not one who took advantage of the weak, rather one who reduced the strength of the strong and then overwhelmed them.

Some of the women around the small town were suspicious of what she was doing, some of them even believed that she had seduced their husbands, but no one could back it up with any certain truth. They never would either. Cynthia hunted stealthily and she devoured her prey with equal stealth. None of those that she had captured had ever been able to talk about it, they simply looked at her and smiled at a foggy memory that may or may not have happened whenever they passed her by.

It was because of these reactions that the other women of the town were suspicious, but after questioning their husbands and even confronting Cynthia or other wives, they simply could discover no trace of evidence to make any form of accusation.

The suggestion that Cynthia was a witch was laughed off. Witches didn’t