Enchanted Dreams: Erotic Tales of the Supernatural »

Nancy Madore's first book, Enchanted: Erotic Bedtime Stories for Women, featuring fairy tales rewritten with an erotic twist, was released in July 2006. She writes erotica with women in mind, focusing on the sensual instead of female stereotypes. Nancy's background is in journalism and marketing, and when she is not writing, she currently owns and operates a shoe store in Newburyport, MA.

The clever mind behind the Enchanted series is back, crafting more of the fiercely erotic and darkly sensual stories that have become synonymous with her name. In this most recent collection, bestselling author Nancy Madore offers up the peculiar and fantastic world of the paranormal, where erotic fantasies know no bounds.

Within these seven arousing stories you'll discover how wildly promiscuous fairies react when a flesh-and-blood woman stumbles into their midst…why a werewolf with a sadistic streak finally succumbs to unexpectedly dangerous desire…a monster hunt that turns into a darkened night of terror and delight…and how a couple manipulates magic to dominate and stimulate….

Don’t close your eyes…you won’t want to miss a single moment!

Publishers Weekly

Madore's latest erotic anthology is composed of seven stories, each struggling to combine elements of sexual fantasy with fantastic storytelling. In "The Enchanted Forest", Catherine becomes the sexual plaything of an animate garden, whereas Maryanne in the story "Disenchantment" fights off love to avoid its horrific-quite literally-scenario. "Flowers for Angela" told through the journal entries of a psychoanalyst, describes a patient's infatuation with role-play. The other stories involve intimate encounters with a mix of characters ranging from ghosts ("Jimmy"), vampires ("Dying for It"), and aliens ("Expecting"). The high point of the collection comes at the finale with "The Incentive Program"-a delightfully complex tale that centers on a futurist look at polyagamory. This is easily the most romantic story, contrary to the rest which all feature negative outcomes for the female protagonist just as much as physical gratification.
Copyright © Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.\