Seduction's Spell

by Lynn Lafleur
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Publish Date: August 27, 2007
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Overview

On the banks of a sleepy turn of the Rose River in North Texas sits a charming antebellum mansion--an intimate resort owned by ravishing hostess Isabella "Belle" Partricelli. This inn exists for one purpose alone: to bring couples together by fulfilling their every secret longing and satisfying their most sensuous needs...

Guests come to Belle On The Bend sharing one thing in common: they all desperately long to experience a passion that is missing from their lives. Maggie is here because her wealthy husband gives her everything she could possibly wish for--but not what she desires the most. Supermodel Yvonne is the object of every man's fantasy--yet no man can satisfy her. And pro-football star Vince is willing to do whatever it takes to win back his wife and set fire to a love that has long since gone cold.

Under the bewitching Belle's sensual guidance, those who come to this remarkable place seeking fulfillment will find pleasure beyond their wildest dreams--for no woman or man who enters can resist the sweet allure of . . . Seduction's Spell!

Author Information

Lynn Lafleur

Lynn Lafleur began writing at the age of 12, when she turned in her first "story" as an English assignment. The love of the written word blossomed over time, and she finished her first romance novel at age 21. That novel was a learning experience for her--she learned all the things not to do when writing a book!

Instead of letting rejection letters crush her spirit, she continued to write. She joined Romance Writers of America in 1988 and formed a critique group with five members of her local chapter. She credits any success she's received to that group of ladies.

Lafleur realized her dream in February 2003, when her first erotic romance was accepted for publication by Ellora's Cave. That book has been followed by nine others for Ellora's Cave.

She was approached to write a story for the new Avon Red line in May 2005. After getting over the shock of an editor contacting her (and not the other way around), she happily agreed. Her story, "Victim of Deception," became one of the three stories in the contemporary anthology If This Bed Could Talk.

Now a full-time writer, Lafleur happily spends her days creating characters she hopes her readers will love as much as she does.

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