“The Flame” by Nina Bangs has
Erotic Museum curator, Serenity So-Fine traveling back through time, from the year 2700 to
present day, in order to collect the famed erotic sculpture, ‘The Flame’. But
she arrives too much back in time, and the sculpture isn’t ready yet. Justin requires
inspiration and he wants Serenity to provide it! He awakens in Serenity a passion which is
dead in her time, and together they set each other alight. As passion soars, creativity is
abundantly inspired!
In Cheryl Holt’s “The Wedding Night”, a saucy
American woman, Ellen Foster, decides to seduce her new husband, the Viscount Banbury, on
their wedding night. Theirs is a marriage of convenience, his title for her money. But she
is determined to make her husband fall in love with her and she will use every weapon
nature has gifted her with, in order to win! Can any man, least of all her lusty husband,
be able to resist this passionate temptress?!
Kimberley Raye explores the world of erotic videos in her story, “Burn,
Inc.”. When her partner suddenly elopes, producer Gerry Baxter has no choice than
to don the mantle of director and shoot the last film in a series of ten for which the
deadline is fast approaching. But this outwardly confident woman has little experience of
passion and then a case of mistaken identity, leads her to experience the most sensuous
night of her existence with a mysterious man, Logan. Is this love or just plain lust?
In “Possessing Julia”, Patricia Ryan spins the tale
of a widow who’s desperate to lose her virginity before she marries for the second
time. But the man she hires to do the deed, is someone who makes her realize the true
meaning of the word ‘passion’ and together they explore the world of love. But
what about her betrothal?
These four tales by four of today’s most versatile authors, are
teasing, tempting and darn right interesting! Passion, longing and pleasure spill forth
from these pages and make this volume a ‘burning’ read. Each story is from a
different period in time, each evolves in a different manner, but they’re all equally
compelling and affecting!! Simply delightful.
Reviewed By Rashmi Srinivas for The Road to Romance
July 16, 2003 |
