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VIOLET MOONS - Nina Nash
Ellora's Cave -
www.ellorascave.com
April
2007
Erotic
Fantasy Romance - Short Story
Rated
E-rotic
Vestia,
the North - Future
Dayanara, Alana, and Wathalia are the triplet daughters of the king
and queen of Vestia. One of them must go on a quest to obtain a
magic circlet that is needed to restore the life force to the
kingdom. Wathalia knows that she is the one to travel to the North
to retrieve it.
The
princesses have lived together all their lives and have been
protected. Part of that protection is the safety of their
childbearing abilities. It is dangerous for either of the sisters to
go anywhere without carrying the 'essence' of a trusted partner
within them.
But
when Wathalia meets with Prince Michel of Bramford, she finds that
she cannot make love with him, despite the fact that they have been
with each other several times before. If she did, that would mean
that she has chosen Michel as her mate. Unable to get the face of
the man who haunts her dreams out of her mind, Wathalia makes the
difficult decision to go on her quest free of any entanglements.
Not far
into her journey, she meets Priam, the flesh and blood reality of
her dream lover. Both are startled -- he has dreamed of her too --
and they come together with no restraints, eager to get to know each
other. When Wathalia discovers who Priam is, will she believe that
she has stumbled into a nightmare rather than dream fulfillment?
VIOLET
MOONS is a glimpse of a society that is dying. Are Wathalia and
Priam the answer to revitalization? The two of them certainly
generate enough heat. Nina Nash has a descriptive style that pulls a
reader in to see and feel the textures and colors of the landscapes
and get to know the characters that are fully developed. The flora
and fauna are intriguing and I want a few of those music makers for
my garden. The prose is rich and flows like strawberry syrup. VIOLET
MOONS is an engaging fantasy. I only wish it was longer.
Maggie
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