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Strip the Willow – Justine Elyot

When Faith moves and sets up business in a quaint village in the English countryside, she's expecting a quiet life. However, she quickly discovers that the villagers are more than just eccentric. They all believe in some ancient custom that will help their village to thrive. Trouble is, newcomer Faith is the one that has [...]

The First Day of the Rest of My Life

As some of you know already, I'm currently on tenterhooks. My New Year's Resolution this year was to quit my job. And I did it. I'm going it alone as of February 1st! For part of the time I'll be writing both fiction and non-fiction. So keep your eye out for new releases – some [...]

Restoration – Victoria Blisse

Restoration is the tale of Theresa, an artefact restorer working in a museum. When a statue of Priapus comes into her care, she's thrilled.

She immediately starts work restoring the statue to its former glory and she quickly becomes obsessed, like with all her projects. But somehow, this is different. The statue itself is very erotic and is having an effect on Theresa. She imagines mounting herself on the large appendage sprouting from between Priapus' legs and the thought consumes her, night and day.

Soon, she cannot hold back her passion any longer. Trouble is, someone else has noticed her particular interest in the statue and has been keeping a very close eye on her…

This story was just – wow! Museums are often seen as a very dry subject matter, but Victoria Blisse has taken museums, artefacts and history and twisted them into a totally hot erotic tale. It doesn't let up – being amazingly seductive from beginning to end and it was a joy to read. I whizzed through it in no time. 100% recommended – awesome.

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The Vampire's New Plaything – Fulani

The main character is this short story is called Nikki. She has the Sickness, which is the desire to be bitten by a vampire and be ensnared in its thrall. The wanting is starting to take over Nikki's life, she thinks constantly about fangs sinking into her neck and the sublime feelings it would arouse [...]

Supernatural: Heart of the Dragon by Keith R.A. DeCandido

I was a little dubious when I picked this book up. Despite the gorgeous cover, I'm always wary of TV and movie tie-in books. They're often awful. Luckily, this wasn't. This is definitely a book for fans of the show – if you haven't watched it, you won't know who anyone is or what's going [...]

The Collector – Kay Jaybee

The premise is simple – Kay Jaybee is "the collector", the woman sitting at the back of the bus, in the corner of the cafe or in your local library. You may ignore her, thinking she's just a woman scribbling in a notebook. But if you, or someone around you, is talking about something remotely [...]

Six Sentence Sunday – 23/1/11

Here's a snippet from my story Shattered Resistance, which features in Fang Bangers: An Erotic Anthology of Fangs, Claws, Sex and Love, published by Ravenous Romance. Time to make it bigger, she thought. Discarding the duvet, Suzy sat gingerly on the edge of the bed, reached for Dane's cock and began to stroke it. As [...]

Fang Bangers Gets an Awesome Review!

Awesome news about Fang Bangers: An Erotic Anthology of Fangs, Claws, Sex and Love today! The Book Wenches reviewed it, and commented: "If you're looking for a collection with more than a fair share of sex and enjoy those creatures that go "bump" in the night, then Fangbangers should be on your to-read list. Not [...]

Totty Tuesday – Anthony Head

Here's another slightly unusual Totty Tuesday for you – Anthony Head, sometimes referred to as Anthony Stewart Head. He is appearing on my TV rather frequently at the moment as I continue on my Buffy-fest (disc two of season five) and I have to say I find him quite cute. I'm not sure what it [...]

Bone Crossed – Patricia Briggs

I picked up this book on the strength of reading Patricia Briggs' story in the On the Prowl anthology. I thought her writing was superb and wanted to read more of it. However, I wish I'd picked up a different book. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the book but I think I really missed [...]