Lucy Felthouse
ebook | Pages: 301 pages Rating: 3.98 | 43 Users | 11 Reviews
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Seducing the Myth: Myths and Legends with an Erotic Twist is a collection of 24 tantalising tales that lead you on a decadent journey through mythologies the world over. As well as stories from the popular Greek and Roman periods, this anthology will also delight you with Arabian, Arthurian, Hindu, Jewish, Norse, Slavic, Sumerian and Welsh myths and legends. Add in a delicious sprinkling of fairies, mermaids and ancient fertility rituals and you have a recipe for a wickedly erotic read!Define Appertaining To Books Seducing the Myth
| Title | : | Seducing the Myth |
| Author | : | Lucy Felthouse |
| Book Format | : | ebook |
| Book Edition | : | First Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 301 pages |
| Published | : | August 2011 |
| Categories | : | Adult Fiction. Erotica. Romance. Fantasy. Anthologies. Paranormal |
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Ratings: 3.98 From 43 Users | 11 ReviewsCritique Appertaining To Books Seducing the Myth
Im still not sure where I stand on the anthology debate, they are certainly value for money and can introduce you to new authors you might not have found otherwise (as was the case here) but they can also be a real grab bag quality wise and you can go from the sublime to the ridiculous thankfully thats not a problem here as all the stories contained within Seducing the Myth were of a really high standard and spread out over a good variety of myths and legends.Some of the Myths and LegendsLet's review why I read this book: mythology, anthology and romance--yeah that about covers all my particular interests very well. I've read a couple of the authors present before--Kay Dee Royal for instance and I have a Louisa Bacio waiting on me, plus I've definitely read Justine Elyot before. Still there are 24 (very short) stories with a few of the authors repeating. I'll highlight a few stories before giving an overall review.Djinn and Tonic by Lexie Bay - I probably would have enjoyed this
From Lexie Bays skilful interpretation of just how to rub (up) the genie of lamp, in Djinn and Tonic, through a wide variety of deliciously corrupted World and British myths and legends, to Toni Sands Valkyries Queen; Seducing the Myth provides the reader with 24 kinky erotic tales.Dont be put off by the child-like cover; this volume is hot with a bit of extra sexy thrown in for good fortune. How could it not be, with such an excellent collection of well known authors (such as Justine Elyot, Kay
My original review from http://www.eroticarevealed.comI adore mythology. When it comes to the Greek or Norse myths, I could read and re-read for hours, especially since so many of the tales have been written or re-written in so many different voices. Interpretation, so often key in any historical pursuit, is everything, and where different tellings of the same tale can go can astound me. So I had high hopes for Seducing the Myth, and maybe that came into play a little bit too much, but the end
Let's review why I read this book: mythology, anthology and romance--yeah that about covers all my particular interests very well. I've read a couple of the authors present before--Kay Dee Royal for instance and I have a Louisa Bacio waiting on me, plus I've definitely read Justine Elyot before. Still there are 24 (very short) stories with a few of the authors repeating. I'll highlight a few stories before giving an overall review.Djinn and Tonic by Lexie Bay - I probably would have enjoyed this
In Seducing The Myth, Lucy Felthouse brings together some of the best and hottest erotica authors from around the globe. Each of these brings their own unique spin on a well-known myth, from the battlefields of modern Iraq to the cold Northern nights of Iceland and from the very dawn of Mankind through the chivalrous age of Camelot to places as real and immediate as the house next door.Although not every one of these stories will appeal to every taste, all of them share a strong common thread of
Anthologies are great when they contain a collection of sizzling reads. In Seducing the Myth, Myths and Legends With an Erotic Twist, Editor Lucy Felthouse delivers a treasury of steamy and romantic tales. Felthouse includes some incredible up-and-coming writers who share their passions with readers with higher standards craving truly emotional stories. These shorties blend the intrigue of mythology with modern sensibility and a street-smarts approach to lessons in love.
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