Seasons Books

Time is everything, as reading this book makes me change the way I feel about my family, my friends and other people who need advices. I feel I am special after reading this book, it inspired me to write for others not just for myself. Inspiration is everything so this book is a handy tool towards loneliness, encouragement, through mourning. As it brought respect in me to change the way i used to feel about other people and myself. This is a great book and I suggest everyone to try it out. it will inspire you the reader to be what your heart desires. I realized there is another book that is available. I'm pretty sure I will give it a try. I hope it is almost the same as his first book or maybe better.

I know this guy, I've met him only twice. I didn't know he is a writer until I found out a week ago. So I went on borrowing a book about this "Seasons of Scattering" from my aunti. After carefully reading it, I felt like I am not alone of what I feel about being hurted or loosing someone. The way he puts words in a poem seems to capture and heal people like me. Its almost as though he had heard my tears, from then on I said to myself, I have to have a book like this. It is great and worth every page of reading. To me he is an uplifter. God bless him Thank you Roger Ross Ribbonleg

Her Lance-Alot by Delilah Devlin

Lady Margaret Du Bary is convent raised. Newly wed to Lord Roland Du Bary, the new lord of Beckwith Keep, she is convent educated, and scared to death of the large, hairy man who will take her to his bed tonight. Roland knows that Margaret is a beautiful woman. He wants to make her first bedding enjoyable. What Margaret wants is to distract her husband long enough to be able to escape to the convent.

Her Lance-Alot is a hot tale of two people who want different things, coming together as one. The bathing scene in this tale is hot and seductive. This story is a great start to this anthology.



Dance of the Plain Jane by Lillian Feisty

Jane Holliday has long lusted after SEAL Michael Sky. She's seen him in the coffee shop in their neighborhood, but never had the nerve to approach him. One night, while she is belly dancing at a local restaurant, Michael sees her and wants her. He makes love to her, and then is called out on a job. When he returns, he has to work on getting Jane to trust him, and let him back in her life.

Dance of the Plain Jane is a lusty tale, very hot and very erotic. I had problems, though, liking Michael. I got very angry when he left Jane the first time, despite the fact that work called. My anger, though, is a testament to how well I identified with Jane, and how well the characters were drawn. He worked hard to gain Jane's trust, but by the end of the story, my trust was still on the fence. That said, Jane definitely loved him, and they found joy together, and very, very hot sex. The couple work well together.



Club Vamp by Allyson James

Kenelm is a master vampire. He and his lover, Adam, are searching for a woman who has the power to restore his power, which is dwindling. Helena Girard is a reporter. When Kenelm sees her, he knows she's the one. He sends Adam to bring her to Club Vamp, which Kenelm owns. Helena knows that she can't have sex with someone, because her body gives off deadly electricity when she has an orgasm. But she's never had sex with a vampire nearby.

Club Vamp is a hot, sexy story. I loved the chemistry between Kenelm and Adam. Adding Helena to the mix only heats things up. Add to the mix the excitement of the Guardians coming to destroy the lovers, and you have a story that readers will enjoy.



Choosing Madison by Sherrill Quinn

Madison Marquette is an erotic romance novelist who, unwittingly, has an alien princess for a friend. One night while the two are watching TV, raiders appear in Madison's living room to take the princess back to her intended mate, from whom she has run away for one last adventure. Gaelen Brecca and his bond-brother, Leax Ilan, have come to bring the princess home. They don't intend to find their mate on this mission, but when they see Madison they know that they have found her.

Choosing Madison is a wonderful story of the bond between three people. I enjoyed watching Madison come to terms with the alien's customs. The attraction between the three of them is hot and steamy. Definitely a fun story.



Come Howling by Denise Rossetti

Maeve O'Brien is cursed as a banshee. Whenever she's near someone with Irish blood who has suffered a loss, she goes into full banshee mode. She seeks employment through an agency and meets Luc Kaminski, who is instantly attracted to her. Maeve tells him her secret, and tells him that the only thing that will set her free is the love of a man, but not a mortal man. Luc has a secret of his own, that involves a tail.

Wow. My eyes are still popping here. Come Howling is a very innovative, very erotic tale that makes very creative, very erotic use of a tail. This story stunned and amazed me. I loved it.



Lyrael's Sacrifice by Jory Strong

Lyrael is a member of the Azzura tribe. She knows that certain dreams that she has had mean that she is to be the next sacrifice to the Djinn. No one in the tribe knows what happens to a person who is sacrificed. They are left for the Djinn, and never return. Asrafil is the Djinn whom Lyrael has called in her dreams. In her he sees strength and beauty. She must pass several tests, however, before he can make her his wife, and welcome her to the City of Djinn.

Lyrael's Sacrifice is an intense and emotional story. Both Lyrael and Asrafil are strong characters, and mix well together. It was a joy to watch them meet, explore each other and fall in love.



Seasons of Seduction, Volumne 1 is full of great stories from fantastic writers. This one is a keeper for lovers of erotic, and poignant stories.

Ameila
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HER LANCE-ALOT by Delilah Devlin
Lady Margaret du Bary has no intention of sharing her bed with her new husband on their wedding night. He's a brute of a man who obviously hasn't bathed in months. He didn't even notice that he was standing in horse [...] while they said their vows. Her nurse, Grania, suggests plying him with more ale and a bath and he will be unable to consummate their marriage. Lord Roland thinks that a bath is an excellent idea. It'll give his timid wife an opportunity to be comfortable with his body. Could this bath prove to be much more educational than either of them expect?

Delilah Devlin captures the frustration and angst of a young woman forced into marriage with someone she considers completely unsuitable. Lord Roland may be a fierce man in battle but with Margaret, he's gentle and loving and readers won't be able to help but adore him.

DANCE OF THE PLAIN JANE by Lillian Feisty
Jane Holliday has loved Michael Sky for over a year but she's too shy to approach him. When some of his Navy SEAL comrades drag him into the Indian restaurant where she performs she suddenly gains self confidence and uses her dance to seduce him. Michael has no interest in getting involved with a woman. His job isn't conductive to relationships. From the moment the veiled dancer begins her sensuous routine he can't think of anything but getting his hands on her. Is there any hope for love between this Navy SEAL and his shy belly dancer?

Who doesn't like a thrilling story involving a Navy SEAL? They're hot, sexy, and you just know they have the stamina to please a woman. Lillian Feisty thrilled me by having a shy, heavyset girl get the guy everyone wants.

CLUB VAMP by Allyson James
Master vampire Kenelm has been in search of the one woman destined to restore him to power. When he views a young woman reporter on television and notices the tiny tattoo on her collarbone he realizes that his search is at an end. Kenelm sends his friend and lover, Adam Chase, to invite her to his club. Helena Girard is instantly attracted to Adam but she avoids relationships and sex because of the deadly electricity her body emits when she's sexually excited. Kenelm has the ability to siphon off her power while she makes love to Adam - as long as he is also present.

Allyson James adds an `electrifying' aspect to her vampire tale in CLUB VAMP. I loved the vibes I could feel while I read this story. There's no doubt that Kenelm, Adam and Helena are perfect together and there's a thrilling danger to their relationship that will keep you reading to find out what happens next.

CHOOSING MADISON by Sherrill Quinn
Madison Marquette thought that the tales her friend Julie Grant has been telling her of life on other planets were just a product of her imagination. The sudden arrival of two large men in her living room proves that Julie hasn't been making any of it up. Gaelen and Leax have come to Earth to retrieve the fiancé of their world's leader. They didn't anticipate finding their mate in her adventurous best friend Madison.

Sherrill Quinn thrilled me with this spicy tale of intergalactic love. Madison, Gaelen and Leax practically sizzle the pages with the raw emotion that the reader can feel between them. I really loved this story and hope Ms. Quinn has plans to make this into a series.

COME HOWLING by Denise Rossetti
Being a banshee is making Maeve O'Brien's life a living nightmare. Because of her therapists suggestion, Maeve is actively seeking employment through an employment agency. Luc Kaminski is immediately attracted to Maeve despite her bag lady clothes and Tourette-like speech. Her voice alone is enough to cause him to Manifest. Can Maeve accept a man who sports a forked tail and grows horns when he's aroused? And oh my, the things he can do with that tail . . .

Denise Rossetti's story is laugh out loud funny yet at the same time very sweet. Maeve and Luc both have issues that strongly effect their day to day lives and relationships. Readers will love delving into the passion that burns between these two characters and the way they easily accept each other's quirky traits.

LYRAEL'S SACRIFICE by Jory Strong
The Azzura clan is preparing to make a trip across the desert where they'll sell their wares and acquire mates. The girl children of the tribe are raised with the knowledge that they may be sacrificed to the Djinn, spirits of the desert, so that the others can have a safe journey. Lyrael's dreams of a panther who shifts into a bird then changes into a snake tell her that she is to be the Azzura's sacrifice. She even knows the Djinn's name - Asrafil. Will her sacrifice be as horrifying as her imagination leads her to believe, or will she discover a powerful love in the enemy of her people?

Jory Strong draws readers into this story with an intense plot that entices you to learn more about why the Azzura fear the Djinn and what exactly being `sacrificed' entails. Lyrael and Asrafil are fascinating characters who are very different yet turn out to be perfect for each other.


The next generation of ELLORA'S CAVEMEN is here with SEASONS OF SEDUCTION. With this book readers will have the opportunity to sample a variety of tales that are sure to titillate your senses. One of the things that I love about the Cavemen books is that I'm treated to some of my favorite authors and at the same time get to read one or two authors I may not have had the opportunity to read before. All of the stories in SEASONS OF SEDUCTION are well written and exciting. I know I eagerly read through each story and would love to see sequels written for several of them.

Chrissy Dionne (courtesy of Romance Junkies)

Seasons of Splendor by Michal R. is a really great book because it has Indian tales. Two of my favorite tales in this book have my favorite characters: Lakshmi and the Cleaver Washer Woman the characters in that tale are: Lakshmi the king, and the cleaver washerwoman. The second tale is called How Ganesh got his elephant head the characters in that tale are Parvati, Shiva, and Gnash the baby. It has Indian tales. The pictures explain part of the story. One of the tales are How Ram killed the devil king Ravan.
The picture of Prahlad falling of the mountain shows as he lands without getting hurt. You might like these old myths and tales from India. My favorite myth is called How Ganesh got his elephant head.

You should read it to learn about Indian things.

I give this book an A+++++++!! This book has/is: -great morals -explained well -descriptive -beautifully drawn pictures I recommend this book for ages 7+up Once again this book is great for kids and adults!!!!!!

George is an acquaintance of several years, I have fished the bighorn with him and his quides and found this book to be better than any pictures I took over the years. This is a unique look at one of the premier trout rivers in the world. For any fisherman (or fisherwoman) this book is a look at one of the experiences of a lifetime. For anyone fortunate enough to have fished the bighorn this book would bring back a flood of memories.

I am a novice fisherperson, yet found this book to be of extreme value in learning about flyfishing on the Big Horn. George Kelly is almost poetic in his descriptions of the river. He is my neighbor and I am proud to know him. His love for his life on this river shines through and those I know, who have read this, have happily exclaimed that this is a wonderful book!

This is absolutely the best book I have read about poetry of the heart! I used to know Moi and bought the book from her when it came out and havent seen her in over 4 years! :o( She was supposed to put out another book of the same sort and I havent seen it. Moi's stories in Seasons of the Heart hit home with me and I cannot choose a favorite story out of it the whole thing is wonderful! Moi I hope all is well with you and please read her book everyone it is Tres Bien! Definetly the best!!!!

this book opens the hearts and minds of the one reading it...it is one of a kind. It is a must read book....and you will then understand the Author, Moi Taylor

The photography of the book is beautiful, also the drawings. I loved the book. I like the narrative aswell. I recommend this book to anyone who likes and enjoy learning about moose...and the beautiful photographies of course.

The photography is very well done. The authors relate their pains-taking study of these powerful animals. The reported observations blend well with accumulated knowledge of moose. My recollection is that this book is based on observations of moose in the mountain west area of the U.S.

In spite of some internal problems this seller offered and delivered excellent product with excellent communication.

The hard-to-find and out-of-print book arrived in excellent condition and the photographs are just outstanding and well representative of the Pine Barrens.

The images in this book are breathtaking. It's a real treat to thumb through this book. If you are a fan of nature photography, you will want this book; and if you are not a fan of nature photography, this book will turn you into one!

Of the many inspirational books devoted to daily meditations, this is the best. The tone is philosophical rather than didactic. There's few compilations this lovely--none as helpful. This is NOT a 12-step book; it is most helpful, as the title suggests, for those 40 and over. I am 58.

Of the many inspirational books devoted to daily meditations, this is the best. The tone is philosophical rather than didactic. There's few compilations this lovely--none as helpful. This is NOT a 12-step book; it is most helpful, as the title suggests, for those 40 and over. I am 58.

make any day a holiday filled with meaning and magic by reading this book. Has games, decorating ideas, and so much more

I have been looking for 'the perfect book' that celebrates the Wheel of the Year with rituals, correspondences, history, folklore, arts and crafts, recipes, dates, etc., in an easy-to-use format. I thought I would never find one that had everything I wanted, but 'Seasons of the Sun' is all the above and more. It's the perfect addition to any Pagan or Witch's library, or even those who just want history and folk lore on other spiritual traditions; it has information from dozens of cultures and on dozens of topics throughout the year. A wonderful way to celebrate the Wheel of the Year on your own, using this book as a guide to create your own celebrations and rituals. Thank you Ms. Telesco!

"Seasons of the Trail" by Lynn Glaze, is a delightful, well crafted, and true story of Lucy Scott, who crossed the country in a covered wagon in 1860. Lucy was Ms Glaze's great grandmother and her Diary provided the details and feelings of the family during this move from Missouri to Wheatland, California. The book is divided into eleven chapters interspaced with attractive illustrations by Matthew Archambault. There is a Selected Bibliography at the end. Sections taken directly from the Diary are printed in italics. The historical facts have been checked by the Oregon-California Trails Association. The intended audience is young adolescents, although parents and teachers who wish to read "Seasons of the Trail" aloud to children, will also enjoy it. The protagonist, Lucy Scott, aged fourteen, her parents, her six-year old sister and ten-year old brother, crowd into a prairie schooner filled with supplies and hierlooms. Without wishing to spoil the story in advance, we can safely report that Lucy proves to be a courageous young lady, given to youthful escapades and emotions, and one who helps out in river crossings, severe weather conditions, illnesses, births, injuries, a buffalo stampede and other hardships and dangers on the long trail west. The prose is fluid, the pace is well set, and the descriptions of each event become vivid and alive in the mind of the reader. Children and adolescents will immerse themselves in this wonderful adventure and discover the challenges and rewards that come from entering the new frontier.

"Seasons of the Trail" by Lynn Glaze, is a delightful, well crafted, and true story of Lucy Scott, who crossed the country in a covered wagon in 1860. Lucy was Ms Glaze's great grandmother and her Diary provided the details and feelings of the family during this move from Missouri to Wheatland, California. The book is divided into eleven chapters interspaced with attractive illustrations by Matthew Archambault. There is a Selected Bibliography at the end. Sections taken directly from the Diary are printed in italics. The historical facts have been checked by the Oregon-California Trails Association. The intended audience is young adolescents, although parents and teachers who wish to read "Seasons of the Trail" aloud to children, will also enjoy it. The protagonist, Lucy Scott, aged fourteen, her parents, her six-year old sister and ten-year old brother, crowd into a prairie schooner filled with supplies and hierlooms. Without wishing to spoil the story in advance, we can safely report that Lucy proves to be a courageous young lady, given to youthful escapades and emotions, and one who helps our in river crossings, severe weather conditions, illnesses, births, injuries, a buffalo stampede and other hardships and dangers on the long trail west. The prose is fluid, the pace is well set, and the descriptions of each event become vivid and alive in the mind of the reader. Children and adolescents will immerse themselves in this wonderful adventure and discover the challenges and rewards that come from entering the new frontier.