Anne Rice

[weathered2]

But of course, was it Anne Rampling? Light almost vanilla version of bdsm but there was a Beast/man involved so forgive my prejudices, yes

I really blew the name, in that case, which should come as no surprise at my age, (there he goes with that age thing again!). I don't recall a beast, even though the protagonist's name might suggest that. When I get off the road later this week I can check. They were so extraordinary to us at the time that we stashed them away somewhere. Finding them may be an unsurmountable task, however. Even in this day and time they would be a hot read and worth the trouble if they're still available. Thanks for the quick comeback.

 

[lilminx]

But of course, was it Anne Rampling? Light almost vanilla version of bdsm but there was a Beast/man involved so forgive my prejudices, yes

Actually, she wrote the Beauty trilogy under A.N. Roquelare and Exit to Eden under Anne Rampling. I loved the Beauty trilogy, even though many of the things done were too extreme for my taste.

 

[weathered2]

Actually, she wrote the Beauty trilogy under A.N. Roquelare and Exit to Eden under Anne Rampling. I loved the Beauty trilogy, even though many of the things done were too extreme for my taste.

Thank you ladies. The Grey Goose hadn't f*cked me up as much as I thought. I liked the "Beauty" series. Didn't read Exit ot Eden, but saw that TV rip-off of it. Bet the book was a lot better.

 

[lilminx]

YW. I liked the book- it was sexy and funny at times too. Believe me, the way the woman was described in the book, she in NO WAY resembled Rosie O'Donnell. The book and the movie really aren't that similar.

 

[weathered2]

YW. I liked the book- it was sexy and funny at times too. Believe me, the way the woman was described in the book, she in NO WAY resembled Rosie O'Donnell. The book and the movie really aren't that similar.

I'll have to try it, (the book... I meant the BOOK).

 

[lilminx]

Heh heh... yeah, I'm SURE that's what you meant.
I actually have the book- I could send it to you, if you really wanted it.

 

[weathered2]

Heh heh... yeah, I'm SURE that's what you meant.
I actually have the book- I could send it to you, if you really wanted it.

Thanks, dear. But hang onto it. It may be worth 50-cents more than you paid for it in 80 years or so. I'll look around for it first. if I get desperate, I may ask to borrow it.