Mosquito-Bites Books

Thank you all for your wonderful reviews of William's book, The Transformation of Tammi. We plan on re-editing and re-releasing it under a new publishing house later this year along with the next book in the Tammi series. A limited number of signed copies will be available for purchase sometime in the fall. Also, look for Mr. Robinson's new novel, Demon of Mercy, to be released in early April. For information on upcoming works and obtaining an autographed copy of any of them, please email me at HisForeverRaven@aol.com. Again, we thank you all for your kind words!
Sincerely, Raven- agent, editor, and other things for A. William Robinson

Yes, this is Mr. Robinson's son. I was there from when it first went down on paper to the point where it is now. It took alot of sacrifice and hard work to bring to his readers the type of book that was not some stupid, plotless sex novel that they usually find. I am also proud to say this is only the begining for Tammi and Steve. Yes there are more tales of true passion and what it means to love someone so much that you are willing to do whatever it takes to keep them in your life, even if that means sacrificing and bending your own will to make them happy. Yes I have read it myself and as for being in a relationship of my own it has help ME to understand the meaning of true passionate love. (...)

I cannot begin to express adequately how much I enjoyed this book or how deeply it struck a cord in me. I understand well the transformation in Tammi because I have experienced the same transformation myself. Mr. Robinson has done a superb job in getting into the mind of Tammi and describing her feelings and experiences.
I recommend this book highly for anyone curious about the bdsm lifestyle and looking to get into the pool.

The Transformation of Tammi is a book that should be read by everyone who wishes to put a bit of zing back in their bedroom, or any other room for that matter. The story of Tammi and Steve is touching, laced with humor throughout. The dialogue between the characters is realistic and masterfully written. It's as though you are reading a movie. Just close your eyes and you can feel every scene. The relationship which Mr. Robinson develops between Tammi and Lisa makes you wonder if, in a future volume, he may have plans for something deeper. I certainly hope so! It's a book that will remain on my bedside table for a long time to come.

Mr. Robinson is the King of erotica! The Transformation of Tammi is the story of a young woman wanting to bring to life her husband's, and soul mate, every fantasy. At first I thought the book would contain one repetitive sex scene after another....boy was I wrong! This book is a must read for every married couple that has fallen into the hum-drum, routine of love-making. The Transformation of Tammi will definitely add some spice to your love life. I don't just recommend this book to women, but also men. Mr. Robinson has a complete understanding of what a woman wants and needs, and how to fulfill this need. I will continue to follow this new author's progress and of course wait impatiently for his next book! (Don't read too much at once, you might go blind :))

The language and colors of the poems are truly magical. The pictures are wonderful for children and adults of all ages, there is so much to discover and catch in the turns of phrases and the twists of an octopus tentacle.

Astonshing photographs of the mosquito in all stages of development will captivate readers. The images are colored to enhance the insect's physical featuress. Facts are interspersed with black and white photographs of children playing hide and seek at dusk, during mosquito prime hunting time.

I was sharing this book with some elementary aged kids and one boy commented that the insects looked like aliens.
This is a fascinating look at worlds too small to be seen with our own eyes.

Every summer we are advised to empty all outside containers to prevent mosquitos from laying their eggs. After reading "Mosquito Bite," we will put out insect bombs, spray fog every evening, hire pesticide services, call in the army... If I sound extreme, you will, too, after reading this book. It is graphic and creepy. Let your children read this text for their own safety. Better yet, read it together and discuss how to protect yourselves from these varmits.

This is the best kind of children's book because it is informative, brilliantly laid out, and totally engrossing. Two parallel stories come together to explain how a mosquito works. Children are outside playing hide and seek. Little brother hides next to an old tire once filled with water. Yes, big sister seeks him, but so does a mosquito filled with eggs. She needs blood for her brood.

When the mosquito lands on the boy, the story switches to the life cycle of this particular mosquito, to more or less personalize what a mosquito goes through. Dennis Kunkel's colorized electron micrographs take over the story. These teeny tiny photo(micro)graphs depict an amazing, though eerie world of eggs, egg rafts, larva which feed on diatoms/plankton living in standing water, the pupae stage, and then adult mosquitos. They begin to seek mates not long after they break from the pupa.

But back to the boy's story: The mosquito brings her proboscis to the back of the boy's neck, then uses her knives and cutters (yep, that's what they are called) to open up the boy's skin in order to insert two tubes, one to inject chemically loaded saliva to keep the blood flowing, the other to sip blood. Sated, she flies to a nearby tree to rest and let the extra blood drain out.

Most mosquitos live just a few days, others die within thirty days. A few hibernate over the winter to begin the mosquito population again in the spring. The boy hopefully lives to old age.