St Hubert’s Day Fox Hunting

Summary:

Quentin, a young aristocrat gets lost in the November night during the traditional autumn fox hunting and finds something he may not quite anticipated in the middle of the forest.

Product details:

Format: ebook
Category: Victorian romance and erotica
Written: 2011
Length: 5 pages, 2500 words
File size: 300KB
Publisher: Independently published by
My Secret Quill

First 100 words:

“I hate that stupid horse! And I hate this stupid bloody hunt, as well!” Quentin had always detested the yearly St Hubert’s Day Fox Hunting. First of all, the English weather in November was usually cold and damp and secondly Quentin was not at all fond of riding around like a madman hunting a fox in the middle of nowhere, when instead he could be sitting in front of the fire in his study with a nice book and a cup of tea. But, oh no, his father demanded that his oldest son had to compete in the big hunt…

Tags: Night, forest, virginity, mild submission.

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About this story

St Hubert’s Day Fox Hunting was the very first story I wrote since I started writing Victorian romance and erotica short stories.

The story was slightly inspired by old fairy tales and mystical beings living in the forest, for example “Little red Riding Hood” by the Brothers Grimm, although I will leave it entirely up to the reader to decide for themselves who Holly really was.

For this short story I researched the British hunting traditions and seasons, especially the autumn fox hunting and the traditions around St Hubert’s Day.
(Author’s note: No real or fictional foxes were harmed during the writing of this story.)