This group of 17 tales is set in the mysterious Scottish town of Lachmuirghan. Each story is unique and yet each is designed to get us all hot and bothered. Take a trip to the Public Houses and experience the excitement unique to the nights here. Maybe you would enjoy a visit to the Loch Larg, the River and the Beach, populated by the exciting and different and where you may meet a shape shifter or maybe a Lord. You next stop would The Guesthouse. While under new ownership, the Teacher is still there to show you the way to your inner most desires and wants. Bondage and passionate loving are just a few of the offerings at The Guesthouse.

If you are not tired as yet, there is still the museum. You never know what you will find and where and to when you go if you are lucky enough to find it. History is very real at the Castle where you never know who will turn up. The Teashop has lots of sweets and not just the baked kind. Finally, The Book Shop offers the reader a few delights and surprises. Anyone would love to view their type of movies and read their books.

Each of the Tales from Lachmuirghan will heat up your blood and yet each also tells a story that leaves the reader with some food for thought. Some of the characters recurred and some were just passing through. But each person left satiated, complete and happy as will the reader when they finish the last of these wonderful stories. So take a trip with Madeleine Oh, Pandora Grace, Xandra King, Maristella Kent, Clarissa Wilmot, M.A. duBarry and Isabo Kelly. Experience the delight, the passion and the mysticism that be found in the pages of Tales of Lachmuirghan.

Filed Under: December 2007 Reviews Samhain Publishing	About the Book: Genre: paranormal ISBN: 1-59998-842-9 Page Count: 199 pages Price: $ 5.50 Reviewer: Elise Lyn
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Sensuality Rating: Sizzling Star Rating: 4.5 Stars Author's Website: http://www.madeleineoh.com/

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