Spring into Summer

Travel to England, Ireland, USA, and Thailand with four erotic novellas in one anthology!

A young woman meets a professor who teaches her life's most important lessons in A SEASON FOR EVERYTHING.

In UNLOCKING THE MYSTERY, a secret box in an old house reveals an unusual love of two people who have never met.

SUMMER SOLSTICE is the setting for a pagan party, a night of sexual adventure, and a man who will set a woman's heart afire.

A Thai nightclub holds an unusual drawing in THE LOTTERY. The prize is a woman, but her services are not what you might expect.

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"Baylee's tales are so much more than simply good erotica. They are stunning slices of humanity laid bare at their most vulnerable moments ..." - Tracy Riva, The Midwest Book Review

"I was surprised by the literary quality of these stories. Love stories much more than erotica, and so well done." - Toby Neal, author of the Lei Crime Series

"Spring into Summer was a great read and I recommend it to romance lovers who aren't afraid to let Baylee access their more raw side." - Diantha Jones, Masquerade Crew

NOTE: The companion anthology, FALL INTO WINTER, and each novella also sold separately.

Editorial Review:

"As a poet (or hack according to my critics), my goal has always been to paint emotional pictures with words; to show how feelings look. I think that is why I both admire and resent Eden. She accomplishes what I set out to do and yet frequently fail to accomplish. Her prose is emotive but easy, and she never falls into the trap of saying instead of showing. Be it a gentle moment between two vulnerable souls or a torrid episode of wanton desire; Eden's words are unobtrusive. In reading her work I often find myself experiencing a range of emotions. Her stories flow seamlessly from sweet to steamy while never feeling forced. Men over 40 (how much over shall remain the secret of my vanity) are not exactly the target demographic for literary erotica. But if there were more of the genre as good as Eden's, I think the marketeers would need to rethink their strategy."
~ Steven Marty Grant, author of Another Hotel Room