Prelude to Jack’s Magical Beanstalk & Sam’s Quandary
Book 3
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Publisher Description
Jack’s Magical Beanstalk & Sam’s Quandary is the story of Jack and the Magical Beanstalk seen through Jack’s partner and lover’s eyes. The story began when Jack’s future love interest, Sam watched him flee from the evil giant Master with his bag of gold coins. When they met they were infatuated with each other. Through Jack’s escapades with Master, Sam eventually followed Jack down the magical beanstalk to live with Jack but the beanstalk had to be cut down. Subsequently, Sam was prevented from seeing his father and brothers. When Sam discovered his father’s illness, he conspired to plant a new magical beanstalk, having to do so secretly. Adam the farmhand had his suspicions and blackmailed Sam into a sexual fling to keep the secret. Did Sam save his father from sickness? Did Jack follow his lover when the farm faces ruin? (This is a prelude to the third book in the Jack’s Magical Beanstalk Series)
Customer Reviews
Layers and Layers of Tactile Enjoyment ~ 5 Stars Gladly Rated
In Book 2, the story line starts evenly and with a smooth transition from Book 1. This story, however, has several added depths of new villains, new characters and new challenges. This delightfully spun fairytale demonstrates the author’s own writing style deliciously in steamy sex scenes and charming humorous banter and circumstances. It is an evenly balanced story with substantive descriptions and imagery so tangible, you will dream in technicolor about it at night.
I wonder if Mr. Michaels is an artist as well as an author as his colorful use of comprehensive descriptions comes so naturally to him and adds layers and layers of tactile enjoyment to all his books. The characters seem so real, yet we know they are fairytale charmers. Mr. Michael’s stories are believable, captivating and wildly entertaining.
This book comes affectionately recommended at 5 full stars. Buy it, buy the series. You will enjoy them all as they are all beautifully executed. ~MW