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Wild in the Country



by Portia Da Costa Wild in the Country

There’s something in the air…

Flora Swain is a newcomer to the village of Marwick Magna, renowned for the inspiration it provides to painters and poets. Impetuous and strong-minded, Flora is no artist – yet. But there are creative urges within her, she is convinced, and she has come to the country to give them life.

The strange thing is that Flora’s urges turn out to be almost entirely sensual. Is it the undoubted physical allure of her new neighbour, Declan McKenna, that’s driving her wild? Or the explicitly sexual messages which appear daily in her post? Or could it be that country life has revealed to her an insatiable, highly erotic new self?

This story contains some f/f interaction

This book was previously published elsewhere. It has been re-edited for release with Total-e-bound

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Book Details

Erotic Rating Total-e-melting
Genre Contemporary/Ménage or more/Bi-sexual/BDSM
Cover art by Anne Cain
Book Length Super Novel
ISBN# Print: 978-1-906590-35-2 Download: 978-1-906328-19-1

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Customer Reviews

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Review from Romance Junkies
Reviewed by Lacey

WILD IN THE COUNTRY is a wonderful blend of sex and mystery... enjoy Portia Da Costa’s writing and look forward to her next adventure. She never lets her readers down!

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November 2007
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Review from Fallen Angels Reviews
Reviewed by Dawnie

Wild in the Country is one mega hot story. The sexual scenes are beyond hot! This intriguing story is a mesmerizing read. Portia Da Costa's writing sizzles.

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October 2007
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Review from Night Owl Romance
Reviewed by Dee

With Wild In The Country everyone is sure to find their particular niche because there is a plethora of luscious loving. The scenes are sexy, lusty, juicy, and splendid with color.

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August 2007