The Gypsy Chronicles
Subtitle: The Gypsy Has Three Truths
Edition: 1st edition
Publisher: Ashton Court Press, Inc.
Published: March 5, 2007
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 180
ISBN-13: 9780615134659
Subjects: Romance / Historical Romance
First sentence: Allow me to introduce myself: My name is Gitana, and although I am not a story teller by trade, I am the teller of this tale. Gitana is a Spanish word meaning Gypsy woman, and like Gypsy women everywhere, I have mastered the art of pulling information out of thin air.
Description: Upon each Matrimonial Bed that Tzigany de Torres makes, he bestows a potent charm - one that guarantees a lifetime of pleasurable lovemaking within the marriage. His wife Gitana is a matchmaker, and together, they are in the business of making LOVE happen. On these pages you will fly from story to story; love to love; bed to bed...
However, if you were to assume this book is about sex you would be mistaken. It is not. It contains something even finer: LOVE! Or should I say, quietly, the making of love. 
If there is something missing inside of your heart, you may find it returned to you here.  For when you allow yourself to be drawn by the stronger pull of what you truly love, the most beautiful dream, you will discover, is your very own.
Notes: Alison Mackie turns the Gypsy stereotype of wanton sexuality upside down on its head. Her Gypsies have a message: The true nature of love and creativity is not to be abused. The book is well received by women and men of all ages, nationalities and socioeconomic groups. Old fashioned values rub shoulders against modern sexual mores, creating a certain frisson, in this charming Spanish style tale.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; Tzigany and Gitana; The night of our first excitement; The business of beds. Elvira Vega. Dark Angel. Raguel: The Heartbreaking Story of a "Fallen Angel". Angicaro. Raguel and Angicaro; Greeting the Angel; Greeting the Snake; Secrets. Estrella de la Flamenca. Alejandro Sabicas. The Story of Carlos and Sundora: A  Fairly Typical Romance of Forbidden Love;  Appointment in Ronda; Man to Man;  Amorous Breezes;  What if?;  Candlelit Cottage; Kitchen Tango;  Three Truths; Love birds. Cafe de la Alegria...Acknowledgements, About the Author