A Victorian gentleman's erotic reverie is the subject of this novel in the fine literary tradition of Beatrice. Naughty Elizabeth has endured the strict but loving attentions of the headmistress at boarding school, only to return home to find an impassioned lover eager to continue her education in the pleasures of the flesh.
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
watch out,
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This review is from: Dancing Fawns (Paperback)
This is the exact same book as Dorothea by the same author (word for word), only Dorothea is now Elizabeth. It is still a good read, though.
5 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
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This review is from: Dancing Fawns (Paperback)
you can change the name of the main character, from Dorothea to Elizabeth, and change the title of the book to Dancing Fawn but a dog is a dog is a dog. For the life of me I do not understand haw one single author, Patrick Henden, can write exotic erotic materpieces, like Lust's Labour Won and Eveline II, and the as well write books like Dorothea/Dancing Fawns. There may be two reasons, one he was getting paid by the word and the editors never read the books before publishing(explains these two books) or on the other hand maybe someone lost control of the 'meds' .... In any case, every Henden book I have bought I never know if I am going to get the master erotic writer OR am I going to get the one that thinks he's Elizabeth Bronte's brother ..... Below is my one star review or Dorothea .... If you love words words words this is it ..., November 30, 2000 Reviewer: dowadiddi This book was strange to say the least. I have read some of Hendens other books but I think here he was getting paid by the word.... If you love Bronte or Jane Austen then you'll probably also love this book cause the author went out of his way to muddle the erotic scenes with strange strange thoughts .... By strange I mean flighty not erotic ... Not my taste, as you can tell, in erotic lit ....
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