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The Fool, The Lovers, The Devil by Riley Quinn was a lot of fun! Addison thought she was straight and monoamorous until she met Mary and her friends.
There was a lot more sex than I usually go for (including BDSM, which often bores me), but it worked for me because it was all so playful and the writing style was immersive. Mary is half-succubus, but it only influences the sex scenes, not the plot (basically, it's a paranormal romance, not an urban fantasy novel).
The polyamory is a main triad: Addison, Mary (who's pansexual demiromantic) and Cyrus (who's a trans man on the asexual spectrum) + 2 occasional partners: Joshua (who's bisexual) and Kimberly.
There was a lot more sex than I usually go for (including BDSM, which often bores me), but it worked for me because it was all so playful and the writing style was immersive. Mary is half-succubus, but it only influences the sex scenes, not the plot (basically, it's a paranormal romance, not an urban fantasy novel).
The polyamory is a main triad: Addison, Mary (who's pansexual demiromantic) and Cyrus (who's a trans man on the asexual spectrum) + 2 occasional partners: Joshua (who's bisexual) and Kimberly.
