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Twin sisters Allie and Zen have always shared everything: including an unconventional upbringing at Pagan Spirits Farms. They even fall in love at the same time. Pagan priestess Allie thinks she’s met the man of her dreams in her buttoned-down lawyer fiancé, Paul Phillip. But is he everything he seems?
Zen, a witch gifted with the sixth sense, falls for Orlando. But there’s a catch: Orlando is married to someone else. As the celebration of Beltane nears, the sisters seem destined to be unlucky in love. But the Goddess moves in mysterious ways, and May Day may turn out to be magic for them after all.
Bitten by Books says:
“There are some great elements to the book, particularly the fresh Midwestern setting of Milwaukee…Zen and Allie live in a believably multi-cultural world, a place where a Japanese organic gardener could be their foster mother and Zen’s lover could be a first-generation American whose Slovenian mother is always available to babysit his son Armin. There are also neat little details…”
Kerensa at Crave More Romance writes:
“BELTANE is the heartfelt journey of finding that one special person we’re meant to be with that every reader can relate to. It’s Ms. O’Riordan’s ability to put the reader in her character’s shoes with each new development that makes this story so special. BELTANE reminded me of A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT DREAM where even though nothing happens exactly like I’d expect, everything is resolved beautifully in the end.”
Blodeuedd at The Book Girl of Mur-y-Castell writes:
“We get to follow them in their relationships, the ups and downs, the hardship, and yes the sex. Because that there are. Not tasteless or too much, not so that it interferes with the story. But woven in so it makes sense. One scene did make me go oh no, oh really, and I couldn’t wait to see how it turned out.”
Denisse Alicea at The Pen and Muse wrote, “Beltane is a must read for those who love erotic romance with a dash of paranormal magic!”
Author Biography: Erin O’Riordan writes erotic romance in multiple genres. She adores sashimi tuna, dark chocolate, Guinness, Harry Potter movies and 18th century English Romantic poetry. She lives in the Lake Michigan region with her husband and sometimes co-author Tit Elingtin and an awesome cat named James.
Read more about Erin on her website.








