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by Evangeline Anderson (Author)
From the author of TAKE TWO, a stellar journey to the outer limits of pleasure. . .where lust and love get wild. Get ready to fly. . .
"The Girl, The Geek, and the Time Machine"
Kara Wilson wants to try out a time machine, but she has to follow the rules. The first, no clothing allowed;the second, the sexy scientist in charge of the experiment gets to transport her to a very unusual dimension. Call it The Steamy Zone. . .
"Mirror of the Heart"
Voluptuous beauty Taylor Simms has curves in all the right places--and an admirer from the next century who really appreciates them. He's going to give her an unforgettable lesson in pleasure--and danger--and she's going to get the ride of her life. . .
"Wild-Men and Wormholes"
Travel to an uncharted planet to study the shy natives? Not a problem for anthropologist Ariel Stone-Tarrington. She likes to work alone. But someone's watching her every move: a gorgeous, half-naked wild man with a hard body that doesn't quit. Whatever. Ariel is more than a million miles away from home and ready for something wild. . .
Praise for Evangeline Anderson
"Kept me up all night--sexy and funny."--MaryJanice Davidson on TAKE TWO
"Definitely a book to fog up mirrors!"--Just Erotic Romance Reviews on TANDEM UNIT, 5 stars
Evangeline Anderson is an MRI tech who would rather be writing. She lives in Florida with three cats, one husband, and a college-age sister, but no kids because enough is enough already. She had been writing for a number of years before it occurred to her to share her ideas with the unsuspecting world. To her delight, it turned out some people liked the weird way her brain worked. She has been writing science fiction and paranormal erotica ever since. Evangeline welcomes readers' comments.
Author Biography
Evangeline Anderson is an MRI tech who would rather be writing. She lives in Florida with three cats, one husband, and a college-age sister, but no kids because enough is enough already. She had been writing for a number of years before it occurred to her to share her ideas with the unsuspecting world. To her delight, it turned out some people liked the weird way her brain worked. She has been writing science fiction and paranormal erotica ever since. Evangeline welcomes readers' comments. E-mail her at vangiekitty@aol.com or visit her website at www.evangelineanderson.com.
