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Whispers of the Flesh

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Whispers of the Flesh
Whispers of the Flesh Book Cover, written by Louisa Burton
Whispers of the Flesh Book Cover,
written by Louisa Burton
Author(s) Louisa Burton
Series Grotte Cachée
Publisher Bantam
Publication date September 30, 2008
Media type eBook
Paperback
Length 320 Pages
ISBN 978-0553385304 (Paperback)
ASIN B001FA0KPO (eBook)
Preceded by Bound in Moonlight
Followed by In The Garden Of Sin

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Whispers of the Flesh is a novel written by Louisa Burton. It is the third work in the Grotte Cachée series by this author. In this work the character Lili is a Succubus.


Overview

  • Title: Whispers of the Flesh
  • Author: Louisa Burton
  • Published By: Bantam
  • Length: 320 Pages
  • Format: eBook & Paperback
  • ASIN: B001FA0KPO (eBook)
  • ISBN-10: 0553385305 (Paperback)
  • ISBN-13: 978-0553385304 (Paperback)
  • Publishing Date: September 30, 2008


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Plot Summary

In this irresistibly seductive new book, Louisa Burton extends her most provocative invitation yet to the infamous Castle of the Hidden Grotto—a voluptuous sanctuary of pleasure and passion.

Hidden in a deep mountain valley in rural France is an ancient castle known only to an exclusive few. Here, four exquisitely beautiful immortals who thrive on carnal energy captivate and ravish their human visitors, fulfilling their darkest fantasies, their most secret hungers.

A chaste young British Jesuit poses as a landscaper to investigate centuries of rumored wickedness at the château, forcing him to confront the long-sublimated desires and urges seething beneath his own pious exterior.... The American daughter of the château’s dying administrator can’t bear the thought of succeeding her father, since it would mean playing matchmaker to the love of her life. The roots of her dilemma, and its possible solution, hark back to a weekend in 1972 when a group of free-loving hippies descended on the château for a few days of orgiastic revelry, where every convention was broken and nothing was taboo.

Step into the Castle of the Hidden Grotto and lose yourself in a realm of mystery, temptation, and intoxicating sensuality.


Book Review

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