Twilight Visions
by Carol Lynn Stewart, Authors Various, Jane Toombs, Patricia A. Rasey, Jayme Evans
Dark Star Publications
July 1, 1999
ISBN-13: 1929034490
Available in: e-Book
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Twilight Visions
by Carol Lynn Stewart, Authors Various, Jane Toombs, Patricia A. Rasey, Jayme Evans
Stories include...
"The Aegis of the Dragon" by Patrick Welch (A romantic encounter between a dragon and a young woman)
"Jewels in the Moonlight" by Lisa Farewell (Not your typical love story)
"Moon Madness" by Tasha Daniels (An erotic humorous fantasy)
"Orders" by Claire Shannon (Erotic SF) "The Beast" by Jane Toombs (Suspense)
"Healing Song" by Carol Lynn Stewart (Erotic Fantasy) the tale of the centaur Chiron and the water nymph Chariclo. "Back to Eternity" by Jayme Evans (A vampire love story with a twist)
"In the Mind of Darkness" by Patricia A. Rasey (A vampire "love" story)
Nominated for PEARL AWARD 1999
TWILIGHT VISIONS - Finalist: Anthology
Carol Lynn Stewart's Bio
Carol Lynn Stewart is the author of DOOR IN THE SKY, a novel of magic and mayhem in the middle ages, published by Hard Shell Word Factory. DOOR IN THE SKY is the story of beautiful Basque witch Mariana de Reuilles who, in thirteenth century Navarre, comes into her full powers torn between the love of two men, one a Breton knight who was her childhood sweetheart and the other an Inquisition soldier sent to destroy her.
Another of Carol Lynn's stories: "Healing Song," the tale of the centaur Chiron and the water nymph Chariclo, was published by Dark Star Publications, in TWILIGHT VISIONS, an anthology of short science fiction/fantasy stories.
Writing as "Allae," Carol Lynn provides free fan fiction at http:// www.geocities.com/celebrity_fanfiction/ Just click on "Fanfic"and when that page loads, scroll down to read her stories.
Carol Lynn toils for her daily bread at a major university, cooking data and mumbling incantations over the bright young heads of first time freshmen. She also reviews strange and magical books for ForeWord Monthly News & Reviews: The Magazine of Independent Publishing. The real boss of her house, Demonspawn the tuxedo cat, rules both Carol Lynn and her 13-year-old son, forcing both to supply copious amounts of noxious, pasty cat dinners.