Dreams of Love: A Book of Poems and Short Stories

by Carla Golian

Overview

Dreams of Love was born of the author's desire to share her encounter with a real Grand Love.

Melodic and mystical, these tales of romance amuse and reveal the ecstasies and agonies of young love, passion, and lust. Thirteen short stories and nineteen poems weave together, following a thread.

Provocative and bold, perhaps it is even shocking! Dreams of Love will pierce through to stir up deep rooted emotions and will leave us wondering and reflecting long after we close the book.

**Please be advised this book contains adult language. Not recommended for 18 and younger.

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150441989
Publisher:	Carla Golian
Publication date:	04/13/2013
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	120
File size:	606 KB

About the Author

Carla Golian of Armenian descent followed her dreams of acting before turning to her passion for writing and wrote, produced and starred in a short comedy, Don't Gag Me, available to view on Amazon Video under her stage name Carolena Sabah.

Ms. Golian also won the Experimental Witch Film Competition for the short film, The Witch of Portobello, based on the book by the same name, sponsored by the legendary author Paulo Coelho.

She has written a book of poems and short stories, a novelette, and a novella. A novel is next on her list.

Read more about Carla on her website at: carlagolian.com

Editorial Reviews

"There is no doubt that Dreams of Love is for adults as the content deals, mainly, with the sexual interaction between men and women. While it can be classified as erotica, the writing is not such that you cringe when reading the words. In fact, there is a delicate touch in the manner Golian's handled this subject matter. What this means is that the reader doesn't feel awkward; instead, it's quite possible that one can find oneself dreaming about love and its endless possibilities."

HowToTellAGreatStory.com - Jacinta Rao

"Lord, your writing is hot! [.....] Carla, this is sex as it is supposed to be... free and uninhibited, yet with language appropriate for a lover, worshipful in its appreciation of this precious act. [.....] I think I would never tire of your writing."

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