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- Author: Sharon Maria Bidwell
- Publisher: Changeling Press
- Year: 2009
Book Description
Three lonely men find the answers to their hearts' desires in worlds they never dreamed existed.
Nights in Pink Satin: Vincent is a vampire of world renown, even if most people believe his story is a fable, but with age comes boredom. When a simple mistake leads to explosive passion, what's a vampire to do but look forward to a future of gay nights between sheets of pink satin?
A Good Knight: Overcome with lust (and love) at first sight, Licinius is willing and eager, especially when the knight insists, "Your pleasure is my pleasure." One good night with one good knight: is that really too much to ask?
Faerie: Adam has very clear ideas concerning the type of man he's attracted to, and Lane isn't it. But calling Lane a fairy isn't the slight he thinks it is. If they can survive their own mistaken beliefs and prejudices they might just find something lasting together.
Publisher's Note: Nights in Pink Satin (Box Set) contains the previously published novellas Nights in Pink Satin, A Good Knight, and Faerie.
