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R.R. Surbier

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http://www.facetsofwonder.com

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R. R. Surbier

Genre

Fantasy, Romance, Horror

Member Since

August 2015

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R. R. Surbier

I’m an author who believes that character development often happens in intimate and intense moments, and that’s one reason my writing tends to skew erotic. When characters fall in love, it only seems right to follow the journey without pulling punches. I want my readers to fully experience the private moments of my characters, especially when writing in a setting where intimacy advances plot. Plus, what healthy adult doesn’t enjoy a good sex scene?

My personal life is not my writing, I want to take my readers to intimate places in my books but as a introvert I prefer to keep myself much more private. I want to share my writing with the world, not my mundane info, so my author bio is more about my writing than me.

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R.R. Surbier Meditation and music often get the creative juices flowing for me. ...or, blood magic... ;)
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R.R. Surbier I Like letting the voices in my head out to play, and finding the path their stories will take. I also love the thought that when my readers experienc…moreI Like letting the voices in my head out to play, and finding the path their stories will take. I also love the thought that when my readers experience where my brain went, it's kinda like I'm getting to turn on their imaginations; and you never know what bit of Wonder, or emotion felt, might someday spark some real magic.(less)

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