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Emily Pikkasso
Emily is at the Book Connection follow the link to see what she has to say Hear what Emily has to say about the difference between erotica and porn at Blogtalk radio with Lea Schizas Click on the link to see Emily's interveiw in the Airdrie Echo.
The Oak King's Daughter is available in The Muse Book Store! The link will take you there! If you purchase The Oak King's Daughter and email me I will send you a signed postcard of the cover. If you click on the MuseItUp Publishing logo with the Greek guy it will take you to author page. Pay me a visit!
Emily just signed another contract with MuseItHOT!. She has the March story in the 2012 year long series entitled Lacey's Lamp. Watch for it!
THE MUSEITHOT! BOOKSTORE IS OPEN!!!! CLICK HERE TO VISIT NOW. The Oak King's Daughter is available. Don't wait! Do it now! The Oak King's Daughter has won A New Covey Award for Most Artistic Cover. Thanks to my wonderful cover artist Delilah K Stephens.
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The amazing Lin Holmes has done a feature of The Oak King's Daughter on her blog. Follow the link below to see the magic Lin has wrought.
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  The Oak King's Daughter has been nominated for a Dan Poynter Global eBook Award in the short story category. Winners will be announced July 20, 2011 Keep your fingers crossed for me. ********** The Oak King's Daughter finished in the top ten of the Preditors and Editors Readers Poll in the short story romance category. A FIVE STAR REVIEW!!!! Reviewer Kay Dee Royal had this to say about The Oak King's Daughter: The Oak King's Daughter Author: Emily Pikkasso Genre: Fantasy Erotica Release: January 1, 2011 Cover Artist: Delilah K. Stephans ISBN:978-1-926931-01-2
Word count: 4,607
Pages: 19 Warning: Naughty but Nice--Erotica- contains moderate graphic sexual content. M-F Book Reviewer: Kay Dee Royal 5 - stars
The Oak King’s daughter, Dara, becomes lost in her father’s parade of possible husbands. She finds the new mage, Tinne, more to her liking or lusting. At Tinne’s sugges
tion of leaving together, Dara makes it a request to happen.
There’s more involved with the two of them leaving, but I don’t wish to reveal and ruin the twisty surprise. Ms. Pikkasso weaves a silken tale of magic and mayhem through her character’s strong voices.
This short story’s vivid and sultry love scenes sizzle. Ms. Pkkasso’s setting gentled all else into place in a flowing steady pace. The ending left me quenched, yet in wonder.
I recommend this to anyone looking for a quick, satisfying romance, especially for those who favor fantasy.
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