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The Isis story in 3 versions: Original R-rated, X-rated Erotica and PG-13 Beach Read

The first book of the Red Mirror Series is where the story of Isis begins. An edgy adult fable for the sensual, intelligent reader.

The adventure of Isis begins. An edgy adult fable for the sensuous, intelligent reader. R-rated

The steamy, mystic story of Isis boiled down to essentials with links to the hottest scenes. X-rated

The steamy, mystic tale of Isis and her men with links to the hottest love scenes. Erotica Rated X

A zippy romp through ancient Egypt following the adventures of Isis. The sanitized version - PG-13.

A zippy romp through ancient Egypt following the adventures of Isis. Sanitized version.  PG-13

The edgy Isis story of one woman and four men on a quest for power and love through time is told in three versions. I wrote each in their own style and with a tone intended for a different audience.  Adult R-rated, sanitized PG-13 and X-rated erotica.

The mystic adventure of the Red Mirror Series begins with The Red Mirror, my original book. Detailed and intricate, historically accurate, the glossary offers a crash course in Egyptology. An adult adventure (R-rated) for the sensuous intelligent reader. 90,000 words – 290 pages

Isis Beach Read, written in a direct style that focuses on action, moves at a zippy pace. Beach Read tells the same Isis story while simplifying names and eliminating some characters and sub-plots. Sanitized sex (PG-13). 75,000 words – 234 pages

Isis Erotica,  the most condensed version, is written in a style that oozes sensuality. The torrid love scenes are steamier still (X-rated). Bonus feature: direct links to the erotic scenes in eversion and special table of contents with relevant page numbers in print version. 60,000 words – 200 pages

The Isis Erotica eversion can also be downloaded in 3 separate ebooks, Part I The Red Mirror, Part II The Persian General and Part III The Emerald Tablet.

“Isis rules! Fifty Shades of Grey? Even better. Isis rules in 50 shades of full color.” 

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