R. R. Morgan

Desara's Gift (Kryto the Barbarian) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

R.R. Morgan is proud to present this mystical, magical, erotic adventure set in the dark world of Azria, a debauched land teaming with dreadful beasts, scheming royals, powerful wizards, and lusty women.

Volume 3: Desara's Gift - Alina finds an unlikely protector, Kryto receives a powerful gift, and the kingdom of Inoria ponders a mysterious foe.

This brutal, sometimes tragic series, written in the tradition of the great heroic sagas, recounts the adventures of Kryto the barbarian, an unlikely hero, destined to rule a grand kingdom.

A long road stands between the barbarian warrior and his birthright, and to claim his rightful throne, he will first need to thwart the plans of an evil sorceress, outwit a mad king, and defeat legions of enemies who wield unimaginable powers.

This is a dark, erotic fantasy unfit for the faint of heart. Virtue does not guarantee success, love is not the key to all victories, and often, the pure of heart suffer most. Yet, beneath the brutal combat, the dark magic, and the enraptured cries of ecstasy, one finds a story of rich mythological fabric, unflinching carnal honesty, and smatterings of dry wit worthy of any epic poem.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Blackstone Press
• Altersempfehlung: 18
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Februar 2018
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386205135
• Artikelnr.: 51222266

Autorenporträt

I'm schizophrenic in my literary tastes. I love westerns, historical fiction, contemporary romance, hard-boiled pulp stuff, detective yarns, mystery, even sci-fi and fantasy. I write the way I read: churning out fiction according to whichever genre currently holds my fancy. I care nothing for niche notoriety. Writing in the same genre, the same way, with the same sorts of characters would be, for me, a fate worse than hell. Where's the spice? Where's that rush of diving into completely uncharted territory and doing something new?

I love sex, everything about it, and I weave lusty encounters into nearly every tale I write. Most of us do it, most of us love it, and life would be so much less wonderful without it. Sex. Sex. SEX! I love just writing the word. If that makes me a part of the "erotica" genre (perhaps the clumsiest moniker for such a vast and varied literary pool) then so be it. I'll accept the title, but I don't have to embrace it.

I don't write about sex for money, or for fans, or to live out my own twisted fantasies (although that last bit does have its rewards). I do it because so few writers will. They're too afraid, saddled with an innate fear of being set at the foot of the literary table, or being looked at as a deviant. I don't give a damn. Everything good in life: love, children, family, community, tradition, all have some connection with sex. I celebrate that. I uncover that. I use crude words, I describe taboo acts, and I never hide behind flimsy euphemism. I present sex the way I think it should be: hard, passionate, uninhibited, and always intense. If that's not your cup of tea, well, there's always Harlequin.