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Post by uroyentric on May 15, 2006 22:32:28 GMT -6
Sleeping Beauty Trilogy - written by Anne Rice - I wanted to let everyone know, YOU WOULD REALLY, enjoy these books. The Trilogy includes:
The Claiming Of Sleeping Beauty
Beauty's Punishment
Beauty's Release
You can buy them separately or all in one book (Bn.com).. Read them in order. Lets just say, Anne Rice must have been a hotty between the sheets, I hate to say anymore to give it away, but there was alot of "GIVING AWAY" in this book, woo I am still sweating!!!
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Post by Hazelita on May 16, 2006 5:15:20 GMT -6
I got the boxed set from my former sister-in-law eons ago, after I read Exit to Eden. Anne Rice (writing under a pseudonym) is such a PERVERT!!! I LOVE her pornographic stuff! ;D
But it's definitely not suitable for reading on the subway. It will make you horny! The flush of the skin, the nip erections, the heavy breathing, squeezing the legs together tightly to induce a mini-OH! .... oh, well. You get my drift, right?
This Fairy Tale series is pretty repetitive from Book 1 through Book 3 ... but man, it will get you all wet just reading it. Just do so in the privacy of your own home because you WILL want to touch yourself at some point. <weg>
BTW, Exit to Eden is just as pornographic. Same rules apply when reading it. Do it at home ... in bed!!!
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Post by justheidi on May 16, 2006 5:21:25 GMT -6
wow Hazel after that review now i'm gonna have to get these books......
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Post by Hazelita on May 16, 2006 6:15:02 GMT -6
wow Hazel after that review now i'm gonna have to get these books...... .... and a vibrator!!! |
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Post by uroyentric on May 16, 2006 11:24:09 GMT -6
a very big vibrator with a car battery attached. Hazel you are so crazy. I read the book about 8 years ago but my sister was cleaning out her closet and found them. I gave them to her YEARS ago, she finally got to them and WOW the things that come out of her mouth now  . Thanks for the heads up on the other book (heads-up, yes pun intended). I was the fool to read the books on the train, hair dresser, supermarket line, at a red light and let me tell you everything looked tempting after that. The fantasy I had about that red-light, the way it swung of the cable so carefree (wooo easy entric'). And the supermarket, I never looked at the food carts the same again, even the box of rice looked tantalizingingly-tempting!!!! mmmm cardboard. |
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Post by normnlisava on May 16, 2006 18:43:48 GMT -6
And who knew slavery could be so erotic....I actually found it all quite intriguing :-)
Lisa
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Post by Hazelita on May 16, 2006 19:10:38 GMT -6
The fantasy I had about that red-light, the way it swung of the cable so carefree (wooo easy entric'). And the supermarket, I never looked at the food carts the same again, even the box of rice looked tantalizingingly-tempting!!!! mmmm cardboard. You are one sick little girl!!!  No wonder I likes ya so much!  |
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Post by Liz of Chris & Liz on May 17, 2006 8:09:20 GMT -6
I just could not get into the Sleeping Beauty books by Anne Rice. I will give them another shot. They are hidden away in a Hedo tub-o-fun in the basement. I'll bring them out for some steamy summer reading. My favorite series was The Academy series. Great Hedo reads for sure!! And my favorite book is Carrie's Story by Molly Weathersfield. Alas, I gave my copy away at Hedo a couple of years ago. I think I'll buy another one!!  Liz |
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Post by uroyentric on May 17, 2006 15:18:35 GMT -6
Oh yea Liz, try them again, and again, and again, oh scuse me I was thinking of chapter 3 ;D and if you plan on summer reading, make sure you have the AC on ;D. You might want to add Exit to Eden by Anne Rice to that lists as well, cums recommended by a very good source, Ms. Hazelita.
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Post by Hedo69 on May 18, 2006 10:00:51 GMT -6
Exit to Eden....o my, that is a good one. Did I say "o my"? The island....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm, she does do hot very well. I have bid on ebay a coupla time trying to get the Sleeping Beauty series, but no luck yet. I might just have to spend real money to get them.
Did anyone else hear that Ms. Rice has found religion and won't be giving us sexy vampires, witches and slaves anymore?
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Post by uroyentric on May 18, 2006 19:42:17 GMT -6
Oh my I didnt hear that one  Ms. Rice or Ms. Roquelaure or Ms. Rampling (all her writings under). Which one has given her life to Religon? MMMM as kinky as her writings are I am so surprised. Well I guess anything is possible. |
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Post by Hedo69 on May 21, 2006 19:35:25 GMT -6
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Post by Hazelita on May 21, 2006 21:09:44 GMT -6
I struggled to finish Memnoch the Devil, but I did it. It was waaaaaaay too full of theology for my tastes and I often felt like just putting it down and leaving it unfinished. I don't believe Ms. Rice all of a sudden "found" religion. I think she had it in her all along.
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Post by uroyentric on May 22, 2006 14:29:14 GMT -6
I. I don't believe Ms. Rice all of a sudden "found" religion. I think she had it in her all along. From her writings, she had "SOMETHING" in her, I can't say it was religon though  |
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Post by Nikki on May 22, 2006 19:58:04 GMT -6
I think Anne Rice was an amazing writer. She also wrote Exit to Eden under the pen name Anne Roquelare or something spelled like that. I actually bought it while shopping at Publix and by the time I got home was so turned on My husband got a real treat. Hee, hee. I believe the beauty books were also under her pen name. I hated the movie version of Exit to Eden but really enjoyed Interview with a Vampire with Rom ruise and Brad Pitt. The movie about Exit was really silly and it took a lot away from the book. The book was awesome. I've also enjoyed all the Vampire and Witches series. She did a book on Ramses the damned and also one on the Castratos in Italy which was excellent. Just got her new book on the church which should be pretty interesting since I've always thought she was pretty pissed at the catholic church for something. Weird lady, I met her at a book signing years ago and also went by her house in New Orleans years ago. But in her latest book on the vampires I think she sold out! JMO.
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. Thanks for the heads up on the other book (heads-up, yes pun intended). I was the fool to read the books on the train, hair dresser, supermarket line, at a red light and let me tell you everything looked tempting after that. The fantasy I had about that red-light, the way it swung of the cable so carefree (wooo easy entric'). And the supermarket, I never looked at the food carts the same again, even the box of rice looked tantalizingingly-tempting!!!! mmmm cardboard.
No wonder I likes ya so much! 
Liz
Ms. Rice or Ms. Roquelaure or Ms. Rampling (all her writings under). Which one has given her life to Religon? 