Demelza Carlton's Blog, page 33
March 31, 2014
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction
Hell, books are inspired by the damnedest things. My Mel Goes to Hell series was inspired by an unfortunate incident on a train, but many of the subsequent office incidents in the series were based on real events. Despite it being April Fool’s Day here, this isn’t a joke. A Pedestrian Tale Like my character […]
March 29, 2014
You Promised – Seven #SexySnippets on #MySexySaturday
To celebrate the end of my blog tour for Necessary Evil of Nathan Miller, a taste from Caitlin’s perspective in this week’s snippets. Caitlin wakes up in hospital, looking for the man who saved her life, but he’s not there. What if he never will be again? Enjoy this week’s seven sentences: “You promised!” I […]
March 26, 2014
Lilith – the Original First Lady?
What happened when the first man told his wife she had to be submissive to him? In many religious sources, Eve (or Khavah in Hebrew) is supposedly the wife of Adam, who is described in Islamic, Christian and Jewish creation myths as the first man. Yet in early versions of the Jewish Talmud, Eve is […]
March 24, 2014
Your orders, Captain?
Somehow I’ve ended up at the helm of this boat…blog…but I admit I write it for those who are interested in the background behind my books. I’ve covered all sorts of things, from cars to islands, sex to Hell, fish to whisky, shipwrecks to kangaroos. Oh, and don’t forget sea cucumbers. Suggestive things… Those of […]
March 22, 2014
This Pleasure Was Private – Seven #SexySnippets on #MySexySaturday
Mel turns up at a work function, only to discover that demons do things very differently to angels. And to make matters worse, she’s sitting next to the CEO for the duration: “Oh, this is amazing,” Lili moaned. More moans rose from Merih and Gerry’s direction. It sounded like the demons around her were all […]
March 19, 2014
St Patrick – the Persuasive Saint
Man or myth? Did Saint Patrick really banish snakes from Ireland? Saint Patrick most certainly did exist. Some of the documents he wrote (or copies of the originals) have survived more than 1500 years to the present day. Myth: Saint Patrick was Irish Actually, while he spent most of his life in Ireland, Patrick wasn’t […]
March 15, 2014
Cheeky St Patrick – Seven #SexySnippets on #MySexySaturday
Following their poolside meeting, Mel and her old friend decide to spend the day together: “I think you should come first and let the rest of the world handle itself for just a day,” Patrick said with a dirty grin as he rubbed soap down his thighs. Mel watched as Patrick leaned back to rinse […]
March 12, 2014
Fancy a Shag?
An attractive bird, already wet, far from shy…who wouldn’t fancy a shag? They’re fun to photograph, too… I know what you’re thinking – hell, so was I. A cormorant or shag has a lot in common with him, too. So it’s no wonder […]
March 10, 2014
Flowers That Talk – the Language of Flowers
There’s more to flowers than sex. Yes, they are plants’ reproductive organs, but humans have assigned them a symbolism that goes way beyond that…though, admittedly, when they’re used for romance, with other things in mind…oh, okay. In the end, flowers are all about love. And sex. Language of Flowers There are hundreds of flower meanings […]
March 8, 2014
Light of the Morning – Seven #SexySnippets on #MySexySaturday
Mel emerges from the water, only to discover that she has an appreciative audience: “Don’t you just look like the angel of the morning, rising from the water like Venus,” a male voice remarked. “Watch your words. Lucifer was the light of the morning, and if that’s me, you’re in for one Hell of a […]
