Take On Me

Drax Attir’s luck on the high seas was basically none. Drax had lost every ship he had commissioned and no sailors in the town would have anything to do with him. But there was one more expedition he needed to go on – no matter what it took. Drax knew he could find the mysterious treasure island where Captain Barbarosa had died. If Drax found that island, not only might he possibly find a treasure, but the people who had killed his father.

The whole thing was a huge risk and most would say a fool’s errand. The only proof Drax had that this treasure existed was a few pages of a journal kept by Barbarosa. Now he had to go out and convince others to go along with him. Drax’s first stop was to the one person he wanted most to go along. But there was no telling what her response would be upon seeing him again.

Selwin Crystalwing was an elf with wings and the passion of Drax’s heart. She was the best navigator around. It had been six years since Drax had suddenly left her. Yet the passion she felt for him had not diminished in all that time. Just looking at him across the room made her wet between her legs.

Selwin could not find a logical reason to follow Drax, but follow him she did. There was no denying that she still wanted him and wanted to be with him. So the two got a ship and a skeleton crew and headed off for Barbarosa’s island. What they did not know was that Selwin’s erotic sexual fantasies would help them to find what they were looking for. That is if they didn’t get killed first.

First, if you plan on reading this story, be sure you have a cold shower ready. Or better yet, send your lover to bed early and tell them to wait up for you. They won’t be disappointed.

This tale of mystery and magic is built around an erotic and passionate love affair between Drax and Selwin. These two people seem to thrive on sexually pleasing each other. I must admit I was not prepared for some of the sexual activity in this story. However, it did not stop me from continuing on to find out if they would find the treasure and a way to stay together. The story itself was well put together. I like the way the author twisted and turned around the mystery of the island and of Selvin, until all the answers are given in a very satisfying way.

Reviewed by: Kathy