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April 9, 2011
I'm hunting wabbits…
I'm known for my bunny attacks–and the ability to deflect bunnies onto other people (it's an evil skill I have *insert manical laughter)–but recently they have become completely out of hand. I have about twelve rampaging around my head and in various stages of word count. So to pin them down, and possibly stake them down and skin them, I'm making a list of those I have to tackle .
The immediate list is finish:
Bitter Harvest
and the three Planetary Bodies shorts.
After that Taboo.
That's 5 wips to finish and sub by July. I think I can do that.
Filed under: Writing
April 8, 2011
Friction has a cover
I got a cover in my email today. Ellora's Cave have been nice enough to let me have the same Quickie cover for Friction as Magnetism. It is Miranda to me
And here's the unofficial blurb
A deal is a deal.
But when that deal is to appear in Tomas Thorne's office ready to offer herself for his…consumption, Shan Rayner runs, hides and has no intention of going through with it. That is until she's hit by sheen, a turbulent force from the Uranian lower atmosphere. A force that brings her darkest desires to the surface.
Need swamps her and she finds herself outside his office and all too ready to agree to anything he wants. Absolutely anything.
Filed under: Writing
April 3, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday: Wild Card
Okay, I have been a bad, bad Sunday Sixer. The next bit of Current is barely legible scribbles in my notebook. I'm squinting at them now. Barely doesn't cover it. So… I did the random number thing, listed my wips and books and picked one for today. Hence 'Wild Card'. I will actively ignore the bunny that is twitching over this title.
And the winner is…
Now one man, with simply a dash of an alien reptile, had her thrown.
Rand's soft laughter pulled at her and his finger traced down her throat to the open neck of her blouse. He skirted above the swell of her breast. Niamh's pelvis tightened, wanting to deny the ache, the way Rand's calloused fingers excited her skin. "Unlike the snake that bit me, I like to play."
As always, you can read more 6 Sundays here.
Filed under: Flesh and Shadows, Six Sentence Sunday
March 27, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday: Current
Oops disappeared for a few weeks there. Stuff and being ill got in the way
I have to stop with the Bitter Harvest snippets, I'm afraid, as it's getting near the end and I'd give away yum stuff…so I'm moving onto Current. It's the third in the Planetary Bodies series. I have to write it after Bitter Harvest is packed away. So this is a sneak peek. Enjoy.
"Captain Lawe is not with us, if you don't wish to…sully your experience with him." She eased her grip and took Syato's arm, urging her past the throng of muttering people. "I have some beautiful new boys visiting from Callisto. Sleek, bronzed and with the longest tongues I have ever seen." A smile twitched her lips. "Genetic enhancement is a wonderful thing."
As always, you can catch more 6 Sundays here
Filed under: Writing
March 6, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday: Bitter Harvest ~ part five
And yay, it's back to Bitter Harvest
I got my research, so I'm moving on with this story this week! And erm, Sutton gets a bit of a filthy mouth…
"Enough." He pushed at more truth, his words quick and quiet. "Yes, I want to fuck you. I want to fuck your mouth. I want to bite and lick you, then fuck you so hard you scream my name. I want you."
You can read more sixes here
Filed under: Six Sentence Sunday
February 27, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday: Magnetism
Sorry for the break from Bitter Harvest (that story needs a bit of *cough* research right now…) so I'm pulling out my favourite snippet from my erotic SFR (m/f) Magnetism
"Playing away? Want me to fuck you against the wall? Screw him out of you?" Her back hit the bulkhead and she let out a soft groan. He unbuttoned his trousers. "It'd be a pleasure."
Filed under: Ellora's Cave, Magnetism, Six Sentence Sunday
February 23, 2011
New Release: Magnetism
Book One in the Planetary Bodies series
Orlena Sol is not meant to be in her room, naked…with her superior officer.
The crew of the CMC Theseus doesn't have sex. At least not with each other. But there's a new hunger in Dareh Andersen and he's looking at Orlena as if she's all too edible. He's ready to fulfill her fantasies, which makes no sense. He's always wanted anyone but her.
Orlena is convinced there's more to his sudden interest. She fears his desire is simply a dream, a lie. Something other, something outside and beyond them is at work…but it's a force she doesn't want to fight.
Buy here from Ellora's Cave.
You can also read and excerpt here.
At my website there's a little sneak peak behind the series Planetary Bodies.
Filed under: Ellora's Cave, New Release, Planetary Bodies, Writing
February 19, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday: Bitter Harvest ~part four
I need to crack on with this story this week, I'm being distracted by evil, evil bunnies. Anyway, here's a little more of Rider and Sutton:
Anger smashed into Sutton, taking away all reason. His fist flew and connected with Rider's jaw. The raw satisfaction burned away the pain. He grabbed the lurching man and barrelled him back. Sutton shoved him chest-first against the wall, his force driving all air out of Rider's lungs. "You'll be the last mistake I make."
Filed under: Six Sentence Sunday
February 16, 2011
Interesting…
Saw this today when on the bus back from taking Samwise to the museum. We both did a double take. Public sculpture in Liverpool is often…interesting
Filed under: Writing
February 13, 2011
Six Sentence Sunday: Bitter Harvest ~ part three
And yet more from Messrs Rider and Sutton:
"Are you strong enough to make me stop, lieutenant?"
"What kind of fucked up—"
Rider cupped his balls and Sutton froze. The hot spike of lust caught him and he couldn't breathe. Clever fingers teased him to new levels of need.
"Maybe there is something still fucked up in my brain, but I know I want someone to make me end this." Rider's breath brushed his lips and his whisper was raw and hot. "Are you him?"
Filed under: Six Sentence Sunday, Writing



