Soulful Sex II: Erotic Tales of Fantasy and Romance

In Ancient Etaen, Vernal Night is a tradition that pairs one woman with three men for the evening. The woman chooses the man that she wants to woo her and to potentially become her husband, if they suit. In Vernal Night: The Trio, Raisi has her pick of three wonderful gentlemen. Will she choose the minstrel, the merchant, or the artist? Vernal Night: The Infatuation gives Crissida the opportunity to spend time with one of the best husband candidates of the village. Why doesn’t he appeal to her as much as the artist who calls to her soul? Our minstrel finally meets his match in Vernal Night: One Hundred Women. Will he be able to convince Delinn to choose him?

Je t’adore, Etienne introduces us to Shannon, who feels that she is not the right person for Etienne. She steps aside and watches from the sidelines as his hockey career unfolds. When given the chance to come back into his life, will she be brave enough to take it? As Commonplace As Rain shows us a whole new way of looking at sexual frustration and the lengths that some must go to in order to get relief! The Novats are slowly succumbing to madness. The only cure lies in inviting a knight from a neighboring parish into their lives. Will Tristan cure Pascha in time? For some reason, Paulie is drawn to her neighbor, Eric. She finds him attractive, but what are all of those weird noises coming from his house? And how did he get his flowers to change colors overnight? She is determined to find the answers to all of her questions. See what she finds in Fantastic Toys.

This is an anthology of varied genres. Surprisingly, it is a good combination. There is a little something for everyone, from historical to fantasy to other worlds. The common thread is, of course, Soulful Sex.

The characters in each story are different enough that they stand out, without blending into one cardboard cut-out as often happens in anthologies. The stories are short, but well-written. Each plot has its own unique twists and turns. The characters are surprisingly well developed and will hold the reader’s attention.

Reviewed by: Brandy