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Choices Book Three in The Lacey's Lamp Series by Emily Pikkasso Genre: Erotica Release: March 2, 2012 Editor: Lea Schizas Line Editor: Penny Ehrenkranz Cover Designer: Suzannah Safi Words: 4111 Pages: 20 ISBN: 978-1-927361-89-4 Price: $1.99 Warning: Sexual content. Over 18. Mulitple partners, multiple sex scenes. Back Cover: Sandy made a choice back in 1973, one she sometimes regrets. Heritage Day Rodeo brings the past back in a huge way. Wandering into a new bar in town, Sandy receives more than a cocktail from the flame-haired barkeep. She gets some tail from a cocky cowboy from her past. Can she ask for a do-over? Excerpt: “Yes, I’m Lacey.”
“There’s no lamp; who calls a bar a ‘lamp’? Don’t genies live in lamps, like the guy from Aladdin?”
“No, there is no actual lamp. There doesn’t have to be one, because I’m a genie, and I can grant you any wish you want. This bar is my lamp, so to speak.”
“Seriously? A genie?”
Lacey nodded.
“So you can grant me three wishes, like in the fairy tales?”
“I can grant you one wish, but only while you stay within the bounds of this bar.” The fiery-haired genie smiled her Santa Claus smile again.
The blonde looked into the shadows gathered in the rafters of the bar, a faraway expression on her face.
“What’s your name, hon?” Lacey asked.
“Sandy.”
“What would you wish for if you could?”
“I’d wish it was 1973 again. I was nineteen in 1973, trying to figure out what I wanted out of life. Who I wanted to be.” Sandy’s voice was so quiet Lacey leaned toward her.
“There was a guy?” The genie prodded, a small smile hovering on her lips.
“Oh, yes; there was a guy. Not a good for me guy; he was romance and danger all rolled up into one. They’re right you know—mommas should never let their babies grow up to be cowboys.” Sandy blinked back the tears which threatened to spill down her cheeks.
“What else would you wish besides going back to 1973?” Lacey prompted.
“I wish it was 1973, and Ian was here with me, just like old times. Drinking and thinking about ripping those wranglers off his sexy ass.” “As you wish.” Lacey clapped her hands. About the Author: Emily Pikkasso is proud Albertan, and horsewoman. She lives on a farm near Balzac, Alberta with three horses, one pony, twenty-four chickens, various dogs, cats and whatever else happens to wander into the yard. Emily’s first poems and short stories were published while still in grade school. She enjoys writing poetry and stories, both long and short. She especially enjoys fantasy and exploring the world that exists behind the veil of our imagination. Emily welcomes feedback from her readers and can be contacted at emilypikkasso@gmail.com |
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