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December 05, 2008
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 | Soulful Sex: Erotic Tales of Fantasy and Romance Volume III by Diana Laurence | Reviewed by Wanda Maynard |  | Publisher: Living Beyond Reality Press
http://www.livingbeyondreality.com
ISBN: 0977872254 eBook, 0977872262 trade
Genre: Fiction
Subgenre: Erotica
Release date: Mar 2006
Format: eBook, paperback
Pages: eBook 217, trade 268
Price: $13.99 trade
| Who could contest such charms that reach out with overwhelming power to claim each unsuspecting character? The strange and bizarre yet thrilling involvement of each personality, pulls at the reader like a spider's web to an insect.
In "Hunter" a young mortal happened upon Loreste, who thinks all humans strange, in her place of concealment. So naturally she was prepared for danger. When her eyes beheld his slender physique, she thought him but a youth. Upon a closer view of him, she realized he was much older, but still human. Still dangerous.
On that particular day, she observed as the human dragged a Tiger Shark in the direction of the shore after it had attacked a younger boy. Later, Loreste's curiosity had gotten the better of her. Instead of being the watcher, she became the watched. The human, without warning, seized her. After being alerted to what she was, will he show compassion and let her go? Or will her secret become known to everyone?
"The Queen's Lady and Her King" began with Lady Anslyn as a child. It was at the Hundred Year's Fair. The prince had stumbled and fallen. Anslyn dashed to his side to assist the young lad.
Years later, the Good Prince Dani had become king and was to be married. Anslyn wanted to find just the right color gown to wear to the wedding. Another opportunity to meet King Dani was about to come her way. Will she be able to help him this time?
"The Guy From Beadsville" was filled with charm and just a touch of suspense. When Melenie first arrived for an interview for a job at the bead shop to help pay for her vacation, she wondered about the sign over the door. Was there another meaning behind the number 26,248?
The shop was owned by a man named Tom. And when Melenie saw him, she thought him the best looking man ever. After she worked with him for a while, Melenie realized she was falling for him. Was Tom beginning to feel that same passion for her too? Or was it the mystical feel of the shop itself that made Melenie believe that way?
As "The Frontier" opens, Rebekkah was kneading bread when suddenly she smelled smoke. After glancing out the window, she noticed the smoke was coming from the barn. Thinking of her husband and son, she ran outside and toward the barn. Suddenly she was grabbed from behind. All the while fiery arrows whizzed by as her captor led her deeper into the forest. Were her husband and son trapped in the barn? What will happen to Rebekkah?
In "The Seduction of Squire Meg," Meg was helping her father in the blacksmith shop when the Black Knight came by and wanted to hire her to be his squire. Will Meg pass up the opportunity because of what people might say about her reputation? Or will she throw caution to the wind, follow her heart, and take the job? Will she and Sir Peter become lovers? Or will she think herself not worthy of him?
The uncertainty in "Masquerade" brought about the enchantment that Lindy Horton fantasized about. After she and Kyle had an argument, Lindy was still mad when she left his office. She stopped for drinks at a little Mexican place where she bumped into her friend Cat. After the two talked about Lindy's favorite obsession, she went home.
Once Lindy threw her purse down, she logged onto the computer and checked her email. There it was. The email she was waiting for. She clicked on the message and read it. Then she clicked on the messenger, and she and her friend started talking.
Lindy believed she was falling for this O. G. guy. He seemed to know everything about her obsession that became a classical movie. Once she finds out who this man really is, will he lead her on a new adventure? Or, once the truth slipped out, would she think any less of him?
As the suspense of "The Verity of the Vampire" leads the reader on an unforgettable journey into the realm of darkness, Mr. and Mrs. Morrissey and Mr. Wellsley were in a coach headed for Grantswood.
Upon their arrival, Mr. Wellsley overwhelmed Emily. His gaze seemed to mesmerize her. His character scared her, yet her curiosity was piqued.
Under the cover of nightfall, he slipped into her room and bit her on the neck. His hunger for her could not be abated. Was he in reality a creature of the night? He amazed her so. The irresistible hold he seemed to have over her made her want him even more. His closeness filled her with excitement. The following night, even though he alarmed her, she was under a magic spell as he bit her on the ear. He was even more thirsty for her. Later he told her he would reveal his secret to her. But before he could tell her, he was called away. What was he concealing from her? Would she learn the truth before it was too late?
Diana Laurence has formulated another precious jewel for readers to enjoy. Soulful Sex: Erotic Tales of Fantasy and Romance, Volume III is the clincher. The volume that truly opened the seat of passion. As each story unraveled its mystery and awe, the reader is drawn ever deeper into the domain of fantasy through fascination. And as the crucial period mounts each time to a higher level, the reader is held spellbound right to the shattering end. | | |
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