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    Named and Shamed: A dark and dirty erotic fairy tale
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    Named and Shamed: A dark and dirty erotic fairy tale

    By Janine Ashbless

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    Fairy tales were always thought to be childhood fancies. That is until the fairy folk returned.
    As the closest thing to an expert on all things otherworldly, nobody knows better than Tansy the dangers of Them There. But with the world thrown into chaos, and another’s life in her hands, she has no choice other than to accept a magical offer of help. 
    And as Tansy soon finds out, there is always a price to pay for dealing with the Fairies. A price that may include her own life, if she can't find the True Name she is looking for.  So begins a descent into the wildest realms of Faerie - and into the darkest depths of Tansy's own out-of-control desires.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSinful Press
    Release dateNov 18, 2017
    ISBN9781910908181
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    Named and Shamed: A dark and dirty erotic fairy tale
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    Janine Ashbless

    Janine Ashbless is a writer of fantasy erotica and steamy romantic adventure. She likes to write about magic and myth and mystery, dangerous power dynamics, borderline terror, and the not-quite-human. Janine has been seeing her books in print ever since 2000. She's also had numerous short stories published by Black Lace, Nexus, Cleis Press, Ravenous Romance, Harlequin Spice, Storm Moon, Xcite, Mischief Books, and Ellora's Cave among others. She is co-editor of the nerd erotica anthology 'Geek Love'. Born in Wales, Janine now lives in the North of England with her husband and two rescued greyhounds. She has worked as a cleaner, library assistant, computer programmer, local government tree officer, and - for five years of muddy feet and shouting - as a full-time costumed Viking. Janine loves goatee beards, ancient ruins, minotaurs, trees, mummies, having her cake and eating it, and holidaying in countries with really bad public sewerage. Her work has been described as: "Hardcore and literate" (Madeline Moore) and "Vivid and tempestuous and dangerous, and bursting with sacrifice, death and love." (Portia Da Costa) Janine blogs regularly at www.janineashbless.blogspot.com  

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