The Pirates Pixie

Captain James Aloysius Houk, freed from the manifested fantasy of a misguided pixie mind, finds himself in the twenty-first century. He is not at happy with his lot in life, wanting sex with a REAL female; desiring pleasure from something other than his right hand. This irritating pixie is not cooperating with his demands for physical relief.

Belle, as Houk has named her, is innocent, uncomprehending of the flagrant desires that are running rampant in this captain’s cabin. She had been bored with her “lost boys” and had brought the captain into her world with little thought on how it might affect him in the long haul. But she is soon to learn the powers that reside within this hunky male physique are strong and enticing.

Lusting after the interfering sprite and desiring more than a bit of revenge, Houk decides to teach her a lesson about the delicious pleasures of carnal satisfaction. If he can tempt her into indulging herself in just one mind-blowing orgasm, he will render her powerless to perform any more magical mischief, turning her into a flesh and blood woman. Having lusted after the diminutive pixie for two centuries, he wants her to pay in suffering and torment of a delectable kind, desiring nothing more than for her to become a full-sized woman.

Morgan Hawke delights us with Pirate's Pixie, an adult rendition of the Peter Pan saga. The interactions between one extremely curious pixie and the irascible, and horny, dreaded Captain Houk are both humorous and delightful. The rough, and very ready pirate takes his time in patiently instructing his lovely captive, tutoring her in the ways of sexual discovery. His strongest urge is to share his unrequited love, trapped for centuries in this villain’s heart, with his own special pixie love.

Reviewed by: Gayle