Synopsis:

When Florian LeFleur announces his intentions to take his three unmarried daughters to Came-a-lot to find husbands, his youngest daughter Daffodil is not pleased. She’s quite happy with the arrangement she already has with Raulf the butler at LeFleur Manor. Undeterred, Florian insists that she accompany him to Came-a-lot. Besides, he’s sure she can do better than a butler.

Then Raulf discovers his antique cock rings and favorite floggers are missing. He follows in hot pursuit, using the theft to claim Daffodil as his own. Instead of mastering Daffodil at his leisure, Raulf finds that he must fit in her hot, sexy lessons while tracking down the thief who stole the king’s pet rock, training Timid Timmy in rope bondage and capturing the sorceress Morgana.
 

SRR GRADE:  A
 

A twist on so many different fairy tales it is almost hard to keep up, Daffodil is sort of like an erotic Mother Goose story.  Anny Cook meshes just about every childhood fantasy into one neat package of three – the three daughters of Florian LeFleur.  Of course as with most packages there is more than just the sexy wrapping on the outside. There are three books in this series but they can be read as a stand alone.  However, I don’t think you’ll want to miss any of them.

The youngest of the three sisters, Daffodil has a tendency to be well…a witch to put it nicely – and a very demanding one at that.  Even though her father thinks she’s submissive he has never seen her real side – the one Raulf the butler knows all too well.

The three sisters are carted off to Came-a-lot to make good marriages and get them out of their father’s hair, the same father who deserted them years before, and the same father who has very devious plans in work.  Raulf who is determined to have Daffodil for his own, realizes his prized collection of “paraphernalia” is missing and follows after the girls to retrieve his property – Daffodil included.

Daffodil is a delightful romp through the Avalon country side.  Replete with dragons, fairies, evil witches and trolls. There are of course the necessary extraordinarily sexy men and Ms. Cook makes sure there is no shortage in that department.  The story goes up, down and sideways with intrigue, murder, and of course sex – and lots of it.  The female characters are all very strong willed and downright feisty.  A very steamy read, downright smoldering in fact, and one that will help you escape for a wonderfully erotic interlude.