Nominated for 2009 Psyche Award

What a huge honor you've done me!

Here is what you had to say about Beau And The Lady Beast:

Morgan Ashbury writes a great tale of two strong, powerful, beautiful people. They're attracted to each other but the age difference always stops Isadora from pursuit. Beau seems to have no weaknesses except his feelings for Isadora. Ms. Ashbury builds both characters perfectly. Beau has always had wealth, popularity, women. Isadora has built herself from nothing, lost it all and built again. Beau has nothing to lose in the arrangement they make. He makes a perfect dominant, loving, sweet counterpart for her as a submissive. The author does a great job making sure Isadora is secure in her trust of Beau each step of their role playing. The two take time to play games, talk, get to know one another before Beau even shows her his dungeon.

This is a really well done storyline. It's easy to see that, without Isadora letting Beau be in control, there wouldn't be any dominant-submissive behavior. The end may come as a surprise to some but there are a few hints along the way. There's great dialogue, eroticism and some underlying humor to help make this book exceptionally good.

I loved writing Beau And The Lady Beast. It was a blast to put a modern spin on a familiar Fairy Tale. Thank you so very much for the Five Heart Rating, the Five Heart Sweatheart win, and this wonderful nomination!

Love,

Morgan

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