Bøger af Misty Rampart

Part fiction, part poetry, part anecdote, this collection of erotic musings will seduce you with its wit, frankness and truth as well as entertain you. Insightful, bold and downright real, this body of work is a unique effort, taking a fearless but not-so-delicate look at intimate relationships.

Desperate and disconnected, we meet our heroine Wanda Casey: a successful woman in her mid-30's who has established few roots and had fewer real influences. Feeling that she is somehow lacking, she embarks on an erotic journey seeking something - someone to call her own - and in the struggle for self-definition becomes addicted to the heat: the power of her carnal desires - a fire that seemingly can't be extinguished.

An essential collection of Misty's poetry, 6" shows the maturation of an unlikely poet devoted to the expression of the erotic and romantic. Her poems develop a new feminist ideal, proving she's a unique voice in the small press writing community.

The fire still burns hot inside our heroine Wanda Casey as she continues to go deeper into fulfilling her carnal desires. This is the kind of loving that hurts, but love does seldom fail to leave a mark or some wreckage in its wake. Having and keeping are two different things, so the pleasure of a moment or perhaps an evening are fleeting, not bound to truly last...unless they are meant to. Part two in a series (Mrs. John Heat opens our tale) Savage Loving sheds light on some mysteries yet creates new pathways toward an ever-evolving future for Wanda and her friends, allies, and enemies. At times it's difficult to tell them apart...

In the third installment of the Diaries of Wanda Casey Series, our heroine experiences the highest peaks and lowest valleys in her quest for identity and freedom. Old friends and enemies reappear and it becomes increasingly difficult for her to tell them apart. Her life is full of wild escapades that appear to be leading her somewhere...or is her journey a futile drive to nowhere? Despite moments of connection and isolation, one constant companion is her fate; just what shall it be, joy or ruin?

Misty Rampart's first collection of erotic poetry "Lady Lack" loses nothing in its ferocity. Here is a queen of the carnal in all her affected glory. Breathtakingly honest, there's nothing subliminal in her sublime adventures of bed and body.