Crook & Flail
โ Scribed by Pita, Maira Isabel
- Book ID
- 109209383
- Publisher
- Ellora's Cave Publishing Inc.
- Year
- 2012
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 121 KB
- Series
- EC Exotika
- Category
- Fiction
- ISBN-13
- 9781419919640
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Synopsis
Grief has brought Lucia, a young widow, to Egypt, where she hopes that the ancient ruins will provide an escape from her overwhelming loneliness. She doesn't expect to find Mark, who tries very hard to take her late husband's place in her life. Her interest in him can't erase the memory of the man she still loves more than anything, though--the man she called her Master--especially when she begins to catch haunting glimpses of Richard in the mysterious shadows of tombs and temples. And even as Mark tries to capture her heart, Lucia becomes convinced that Richard is passionately trying to communicate with her from what the ancient Egyptians called the land beyond the sunset.
Publisher Note: This book has been published previously under a different title. It has been revised for Ellora's Cave publication.
Reader Advisory: This book is not for the faint of heart! It contains scenes of intense sexuality that may stretch a reader's imagination.
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Overview: L. M. Ironside joined the independent literature movement after her first novel, The Sekhmet Bed, was thoroughly rejected by every publisher on Planet Earth. Since then, The Sekhmet Bed and its sequel, The Crook and Flail, have enjoyed two years of steady presence on Top 100 lists in the l