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Wednesday Regency: Louisiana

April 30 saw several important events happen in the US history, who knew such an innocuous day could be so important?


[image error] 1803-The US purchased the Louisiana Territory from France for $15 million.
1812-Orleans Territory becomes the 18th state---Louisiana

 
And, if you really wanted to know what else happened on April 30, in
1789 George Washington took the Oath of Office on the balcony of Federal Hall on Wall Street in New York City.





Hmm, a menage set in the Louisiana Territory? All those Frenchm...

Future stories: Poll

I have several stories coming out in the next few months, and several I'm in the process of planning/plotting/writing. But I have a couple ideas running around my head and can't decide on a direction.

Would you rather see...
1. MMF (menage where everyone has sex)
2. MFM (hetrosexual menage where the men don't have sex)
3. MF (a super erotic one)
4. MM

I'm thinking of returning to the Regency Era, I had so much fun with that time period and might do some short stories there after I finish up my cur...

Friday Recipe: Slow-Cooker Pork Tacos

Scrolling through the healthy recipes section on Food Network, I discovered this interesting recipe. I mean what's better than pork in my crockpot with garlic and tacos? If you answered nothing is better, you'd be correct! I feel like I post a lot of pork recipes but they're all delicious and if not fast and easy, then well worth the trouble. If you look at the final directions about seasoning with salt and pepper, I did not. I had already added the salt and pepper pre-cooking and didn't...

#Guest: Avery Aster's Undressed and #review

About Avery:

Avery Aster is an American novelist who pens erotic romance for Ellora’s Cave. As an Upper East Side resident and a graduate from New York University Avery is celebrated for giving readers an inside look at the city’s glitzy nightlife, socialite sexcapades, and tall tales of the über-rich and ultra-famous. “I write about what I see in my metropolis which never sleeps—Manhattanites on the quest for a passionate thrill,” Avery says. “By and large, my characters are drop-dead gorgeo...

Wednesday Regency: What I love about the era

It's popular, let's face it. And secretive, though not as easy to get away with things as people often think. All those servants and delivery boys going in and out makes it hard to keep a secret. Too many eyes and ears. Which makes it weird that the gentlemen and ladies spoke as if their servants were deaf and mute. Like they didn't hear the upper echelon's gossip and share it with their own society.

So what do I love about the Regency?

The clothes. Colin Firth as Mr. Darcy in those tight leggi...

Excerpt: Risque: A Regency Menage Tale

  Risque: A Regency Menage Tale

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#Guest Don McNair Editor Proof Your Writing

About Don:
[image error] Don McNair spent his working life editing magazines (eleven years), producing public relations materials for an international PR company (six years), and heading his own marketing communications firm, McNair Marketing Communications (twenty-one years). His creativity has won him three Golden Trumpets for best industrial relations programs from the Publicity Club of Chicago, a certificate of merit award for a quarterly magazine he wrote and produced, and the Public Relations Society...

Blitz: Nashville Nights: High Stakes

About Cheryl:

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#BookBlast Larisa Walk's A Witch Without Magic

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#Guest Rayne Hall and Storm Dancer

About Rayne:
[image error] Rayne Hall has published more than forty books under different pen names with different publishers in different genres, mostly fantasy, horror and non-fiction. Recent books include Storm Dancer (dark epic fantasy novel), Six Scary Tales Vol 1, 2 and 3 (mild horror stories), Six Historical Tales (short stories), Six Quirky Tales (humorous fantasy stories), Writing Fight Scenes, The World-Loss Diet and Writing Scary Scenes (instructions for authors).
She holds a college degree in pu...