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The Lure of Satyria (Black Lace)

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The book was very good read. I'll admit it started a bit slow, in fact I was wondering where the plot was going, but when she is chased out of her kingdom, things are looking up. And that Gerard... out of this world! It has everything a good erotic novel should have: all kinds of sex to please everyone. Just thinking about it makes me shiver! A must read.

I thought this was a very light and entertaining read, pure escapism. Princess Hedra, rather than waiting for her prince to find her, goes out and finds him, and meets a few interesting characters along the way. Fantasising about a castle where she can do whomever whenever she wants, she finds out she is living the reality. The only problem, although not really a problem, is that they have a hard time keeping up! Satyria is a kingdom used to desire being an open thing, and so is carrying them out. Whereas she is from one where IT is not done at all. Surprised at her innitiative, then pleased, she is gladly welcomed as their new mistress. But things are not smooth sailing, when Satyria is threatened by the same king that overtook her home country. Willing to stand up the the depraved and decadent king, she agrees to the deal that she must make three of his loyalist knights to pledge their loyalty to her. Will she succeed?

Princess Hedra lives a boring life in the kingdom of Parsimonia. After her kingdom is threatened by the barbarian, King Randolph, Hedra is sent out of the Kingdom by her father, King Hector, to find sanctuary in the equally dull kingdom of Piosia. En route to Piosia, she flees from a silent raid by King Randolph. Hedra ended up wandering through the forest for days, being saved by Gideon, and then captured by a Decadent Knight of Lord Gerard of Satyria. Lord Gerard was a commanding and powerful man. He chose her for her beauty, her innocence, and her thirst for life. Hedra grew to acknowledge her lustful side, and Lord Gerard encouraged her. Together they defeated King Randolph and saved both Satyra and Parsimonia