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The Twelve Dancing Princesses by Nancy Madore

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Also by Nancy Madore:

Power of Gods, June 2014
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Masquerade, March 2014
Paperback / e-Book
Power of Gods, September 2013
Paperback / e-Book
The Hidden Ones, January 2013
Paperback / e-Book
The Hidden Ones, October 2012
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Enchanted Dreams, September 2009
Paperback
Enchanted Again, November 2008
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The Twelve Dancing Princesses, September 2007
Paperback
Enchanted, July 2006
Trade Size

THE TWELVE DANCING PRINCESSES
By: Nancy Madore

Erotica, Women's Fiction, Women's Fantasy, Short Stories, Fairy Tales, Women's Sexual dysfunctions

Spice
September 2007
On Sale: September 1, 2007
320 pages
ISBN: 0373605161
EAN: 9780373605163
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Fantasy | Romance Erotica Sensual

Incorporating a different women's sexual dysfunction into each story, Madore re-writes the classic fairytale, The Twelve Dancing Princesses, for erotic bedtime reading for women. Each of the twelve princesses has her own story where she overcomes a sexual dysfunction. The collection includes stories of Princess Attentia, who craves more attention from her husband; Princess Conscia, who suffers from self consciousness during sex; Princess Devotia, who struggles with guilt over sexual pleasure; Princess Doitalla, who is exhausted from trying to do it all; Princess Dreadia, who is having difficulty dealing with a past trauma; Princess Femina, who has difficulty balancing her feminist beliefs with her desire to please her husband; Princess Hygenia, who has issues with hygene that interfere with her pleasure; Princess Ora, who has difficulty expressing her secret desires and fantasies; Princess Resentta, whose resentment over marital differences interferes with her desire; Princess Tartia, who has formed the habit of using sex to get what she wants; Princess Toilla, who has difficulty achieving orgasm in spite of her desire; and Princess Wearia, who has simply lost her zest for life.