Enchanted

by Anya Richards, D.L. Snow, Cara Carnes

Enter a world of swords, sorcery and wicked delights…   Awaken by Anya Richards
Ryllio is losing hope that anyone will break the spell that imprisons him. Until a beautiful maiden wanders into his hidden glade. Lured into the forest by a mysterious voice in her head, Myrina finds intense, erotic ecstasy. But the intertwining of their minds comes at a devastating price…   Slayer by D.L. Snow
When a maiden appears reeking of dragon dung, Prince Cahill rethinks his vow to marry the next virgin he meets. Breanna, a dragonslayer, couldn’t be less interested in marriage. Yet her sleepless nights are plagued with visions of Cahill doing wicked things to her untutored body…   Snow by Deborah M. Brown
Upon her father’s death, shy Snow White is surrounded by undercurrents of treachery she cannot hope to understand. Freed of their magical bindings, her seven dwarven guards vow to open her innocent eyes to the dangers of court politics…and the ways of men.   Wolf by Cara Carnes
Hannah once saved a mysterious man who turned into a wolf. Years later, it is the wolf who saves her. For Stephan, the girl that unwittingly bound herself to him now tempts him. Yet if she learns his secret, her fragile trust could be broken.   Contains bawdy faeries, wicked self-love, voyeurism, magically induced erotic dreams, kick-ass shape-shifting alphas, and proof that size doesn’t matter when it comes to lust, er, love.  

297 pages, Paperback

First published July 5, 2011

About the author

After living a checkered past, and despite an avowed disinterest in domesticity, multi-published author Anya Richards settled in Ontario, Canada, with husband, kids and two cats who plot world domination, one food bowl at a time. Having trained the humans around her to recognize the ‘Do Not Disturb’ vibes she gives off when writing, she’s still trying to get the cats to honor her need for space. The suspicion is that they perfectly understand, but choose those moments when she’s most engrossed to once more prove who wears the pants in the house.

Reviews

[Elena · Rating 2 out of 5]

so far, i read 2 out of 4 stories... They are poorely written, the language is weird, characters shallow and sketchy, and NOTHING is erotic ... It's hard to find eroticism in a story when it is told using words such as "quim" and "bollocks" > gross...

ok, 3 out of 4 stories...
the wolf story was kinda hot, but again - unrealistic and too "blaah" > he is a warewolf or something (it is never clarified exactly what he is), him and his people can read minds (STUPID!) and can't be killed unless decapitated (or have their heart taken out), yet she (up to then just a mortal girl) thinks that she should be taking the bullet (er...arrow) for him?! He is invincible, why get killed trying to protect him from an arrow??! Secondly, if HE can read minds, how come he didn't read her father's mind about the betrayal and attack ?! He kept reading her mind , which is how she was warning him about her father's treachery, so why not just read her father's mind instead?!?!?!?! All over the place... Just writing hot sex scenes does not a book make...

Lastly, i've finally finished the Snow White story > gross. The whole dwarf and homosexuality aspect was not for me...

[Nancy · Rating 3 out of 5]

oh anthologies
why must you tease

mostly good
but a couple of the stories
not so good