This Stream/Dreams

Adam, Rashid and Mariella. The past history of foreign lands entwined with today's world. The foreign cultures and beliefs lend to this erotic story, but the basis that makes this all seem so real is the love between the main characters, for without the emotions, this story would not be the same. I hated to see this book come to an end, and once finished, it stuck with me for a long time. The history of the exotic foreign lands and the descriptive narrative made you feel like you were there. This book evokes many emotions in the reader as you progress to the end, which is exactly what a good book should do. In searching the web, I have located several other books of Ms. Latow's that also feature the same characters, along with some new ones, and can't wait to read them. Be warned however, they were a bit difficult to track down, but well worth the time I spent doing just that.

This was a lovely novel - great characters and wonderfully descriptive and detailed on the characters, events, and past history of foreign lands. I felt like I knew the people. Also very erotic. The only down-side was I felt something was left out. There was so much eluded to about the past that we never heard about. Felt like I was missing something. The book could have maybe been longer to tell us more. but over all I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Only Ms. Latow could write such a wonderful novel. Human emotions, social behaviors, sexual appitites and delightful humor. She must have lived quite a life to have such an understanding of her characters, knowledge of foreign lands and cultures. The dialogue is real. The scenes are embedded in my memory. My only wish is that she bring back Isabele Wells and Sir Alexis Hyatt of Three Rivers.