Sharon Black

Call of the Swami Sharon Black

Mmm! What a deliciously erotic blend: medium-ship, the mythical, and mystery! Exquisitely written with some of the most compelling damned characters I've followed in a long time. This is a talented writer who will have us panting for the next novel before we finish this one. -Bram Stoker Award Winner Steve Burt, author of the FreeKs paranormal teens series Australian author Barry Rosenberg's novel, Call of the Swami, is 88,000 words. His wife, Judith, provided the cover art of the Swami seducing a young Irena in India. Call of the Swami Folding a blanket, Irena sat in lotus position. Imagining a shell of blue light around her, she began an internal probe. It was like using her tongue to find a loose tooth. There! She found it, a tug, a leak. Someone was draining her! They were taking her energy to build up their own. But who or what? Never mind who or what, she applied a psychic bandage. At least, for now, she?d be able to handle the everyday. The Swami paused. Never mind, never mind. She will come. She will still come.