Nancy Madore

Enchanted by Nancy Madore, Spice, July 2006 (a collection of erotic fairy tales)

The book contained the following stories:

Beauty and the Beast- reviewed before, see http://community.eharlequin.com/content/6-spice-briefs, Bluebeard, Cat and Mouse, Cinderella, East of the Sun and West of the Moon- Reviewed before, see  http://community.eharlequin.com/content/6-spice-briefs, Goldilocks and the Three Barons, Mirror on the Wall, Mrs. Fox, Snow White in the Woods, The Empress' New Clothes, The Goose Girl, The Sheep in Wolves' Clothing, The Ugly Duckling. The Ugly Duckling would be the one rated Very Good with a Heat Wave steaminess rating. That was my favourite story with the most distinctive moral.

I've been working my way through this one for quite some time now. It wasn't quite my thing. Some of the stories were interesting with all the twists on all the fairytale stories. The erotocism didn't bother me I just prefer more action oriented stories.

I really enjoyed the Briefs I read this time around, and I'm again very impressed by the courage and quality of the writing. I love the variety in this line.

No Apologies by Tracy Wolff

Rating: Good

I didn't really like the heroine in this one, and it took me a while to warm up to the relationship. However, the writing was strong and I liked the longer length (a little over 50 pages).

I'd read another by Wolff but wouldn't call this a favourite.

Once upon a time, in a kingdom far, far away, a king offered a reward to whoever could figure out why his twelve daughters kept waking up with their shoes destroyed. The reason, it turns out, was because they'd been dancing in their sleep...due to wholly unsatisfactory marriages.

Goldilocks and the Three Barons by Nancy Madore, 2008

Copied Blurb:

6 Spice Briefs 

Soul Strangers by Eden Bradley, Beauty and the Beast: An erotic Bedtime Story by Nancy Madore, Forever Yours by Charlotte Featherstone, Anything You Want by Jenesi Ash, Letting Go by Sarah McCarty, East of the Sun and West of the Moon by Nancy Madore

These were the first ebooks I tried. I'm glad I started off with short ones. I don't know how I'll do sitting at the computer reading a longer story. I have a tendecy to wander and explore the net because I'm already at the computer. These are all copied blurbs because the stories are short and I didn't want to reveal too much.