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Pietro Quatrin pietrosegatto — The Camino By : A. J. Llewellyn | Other books by A. J. Llewellyn Published By : eXtasy Books ISBN # : 978-1-55487-947-2 Excerpt: Antonio, a California seminarian meets the man of his dreams during a walking tour of Spain. Little does he know...handsome Jeb is a storm demon? Each year thousands of people make a spiritual journey called The Camino, an ancient walk through Europe, crisscrossing through France, Portugal and Spain. For two very different men, the trip has special dangers and attractions. Antonio is one step away from becoming a transitional deacon, the final phase before becoming a priest, but feels his newfound desire for other men violates his chosen vocation. His nighttime dreams reveal a man he is passionate about, but to his amazement, he looks just like Jeb, a very handsome, mysterious man who is questioning things in his own life. How can Antonio be in love with someone who worships evil? And why is Jeb walking the path of The Camino? Antonio is loveable, likeable and very much like many people in this world trying to find his way in a world that doesn’t always accept people different than themselves. In other words he is struggling with his sexuality. He knows that he is gay but he doesn’t know how god could love him because of it so he takes a vacation... His quest to find himself leads him to discover that sometimes Evil doesn’t come in the form you think it does nor is Evil always what you expect it to be. Jeb in life was a special person who loved God and family. For those reasons he bargained with the devil. However being a storm demon and watcher turn out to be harder than expected and Jeb learns that even his bargain with Satan himself couldn’t erase the beautiful nature within himself he can no longer see. When he is punished for interfering in something he was forbidden to interfere with so as punishment he is dumped latterly into the middle of The Running of the Bulls on Spain. No money, No Identification Jeb wanders around until he finds the one person he would give his life to protect. Love, Lust, Danger, a horny angel and revelations surround Jeb and Antonio can they untangle all the lies and find their happily ever after??? I’m not going to tell you!!!!!!! Go get the Book and Find out…. Like all of AJ’s books The Camino pulled me in and wouldn’t let me go until I finished it. Again he takes up to beautiful forgotten places that truly leave you longing to visit... I know that now some time in my life I want to walk the Camino and have a life changing pilgrimage myself. Honestly The Camino is on my list of books that have changed my life… AJ has a way to really latch on and show us a person’s struggle and make us feel it as deeply as if it was our own struggle. This is truly a master piece and a book I think AJ should truly be proud of. The Camino seemed shorter that normal for AJ (this could be because it was a page turner and I couldn’t nor would I put it down and I am a mom of 4 wonderful little heathens) If I could recommend a starter book if your New to AJ’s writing this would be one other my top 3. The Sex is hot but the story itself is hotter. Over all like most of my reviews of AJ’s books it’s a Keeper! I can’t help it He honestly cannot write a bad book. On my Erect Peni Scale of 1-10 for Sex and Overall Hotness I have to give it a 10!!! This is one I recommend a cold shower and no panties for... Hell if you can read it naked in a cold bath tub. On my scale of Overall Must have I have to rate this at a MUST MUST MUST have. On a Scale of 1-10 Again a 10... Get this book if you haven’t!!!!! In closing I want to say that The Camino is not only a wonderful book to read I highly suggest looking into checking out the real Camino and having a life altering experience for the mind body and Soul.

Anne Marie _nna_arinhode_emos — As my friend Andie said, this isn't great literature – but I absolutely loved this book! I thought the writing was smart and very funny.

Igmari Naudé ig_naude — This was a lot of basic parenting advice, some seemed dated (I think it's 20 yrs old) with a few good reminders on cultural parenting (respect, racism, etc) that parents of white children don't necessarily realize the importance of in black culture.