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Friday, January 8, 2010
Enchanted Dreams Erotic Tales of the Supernatural
author: Nancy Madore
genre: erotica
pages: 328
published: 2009
rated: 3 1/2 out of 5
There are seven erotic supernatural stories in this collection. There's vampires, aliens, ghosts and even fairies involved in the stories. If you're a fan of this genre, and like the supernatural, you'll probably enjoy this one. Among my favorites were The Enchanted Forest, where a woman on a hike trips and bumps her head then wanders upon a beautiful section of the forest where nothing is what it seems. I liked this first story in the collection, it was an erotic fairytale. You can see this story depicted on the front cover of the book. I also enjoyed Disenchantment, where a woman on a blind date finally meets the man of her dreams. But when she explains how she feels about love and relationships, he sets out to prove her wrong. This one had a creepy twist at the end that I had no idea was coming. I also liked Dying For It, where a shy woman falls in love with a vampire.
The other stories are Expecting, Flowers for Angela, Jimmy and The Incentive Program. This was an interesting collection because of the supernatural elements added to the stories. I really didn't like Expecting too much, mainly because aliens creep me out and I don't see how they can be added to an erotic story. But for the most part, I found this to be a good collection.
Finding the little alcove filled Catherine with a sense of well-being. She was beginning to think that this forest was really enchanted. It certainly was the most enchanting place that she had ever been. She went to work immediately, gathering more leaves from the ground outside the cave and stuffing them into the corner where she planned to sleep. As she rushed to prepare her little nest before it became too dark, she suddenly caught, from the corner of her eye, the sparkle from a lightning bug.
- The Enchanted Forest
She was still laughing when his lips touched hers, brushing them ever so lightly at first, but the laughter suddenly died in her throat, because he really did kiss her then, just like he said, with a full fledged, no-holds-barred, French, Italian and Portuguese all in one, grandaddy of a kiss. She clung to his shoulders for support. His strong arms held her up as his hands moved possesively over her back and hips. His lips and tongue seemed to be consuming her.
-Disenchantment
Special thanks to Nancy Madore for sending me a signed copy of her book! The cover on this book is beautiful.
