Wednesday, October 9, 2013
They will if you ask!
You know, my characters have a lot to say, and they'd like a platform. If you'd like to read an interview with one or two of them, you'll have to ask. Right here. On this blog. If you ask, they'll do it. Otherwise . . . no. And who would you like to see the interview be with? (Actually, I think Vic has a secret that he's been holding onto for awhile. Wouldn't you like to know what it is?)
Monday, October 7, 2013
Any dog lovers out there?
Hey, y'all, I need some help.
Tony's never had a dog. Clayton found a dog hanging out under a utility trailer at one of the jobsites and Nikki told him to bring it over. She took it to the vet and got it all taken care of, but Tony didn't want it. As always, the dog likes him better than anyone else!
I need a photo. It needs to be a dog, a good-sized dog, and it needs to the ugliest damn dog you've ever seen, because I have a feeling that Vic and Steve are going to make fun of it. Can you come up with something?
And by the way, there's going to be a contest in conjunction with the new book. I'll give you the heads up - can anyone figure out what the "implement" is leaning up against the sledgehammer? (If you don't know what I'm talking about, go to the website and look at the cover photo under "Books.") And don't say "whip" -it's not a whip. It actually has a name. Send me a private message via Facebook and let me know what you think it is.
Tony's never had a dog. Clayton found a dog hanging out under a utility trailer at one of the jobsites and Nikki told him to bring it over. She took it to the vet and got it all taken care of, but Tony didn't want it. As always, the dog likes him better than anyone else!
I need a photo. It needs to be a dog, a good-sized dog, and it needs to the ugliest damn dog you've ever seen, because I have a feeling that Vic and Steve are going to make fun of it. Can you come up with something?
And by the way, there's going to be a contest in conjunction with the new book. I'll give you the heads up - can anyone figure out what the "implement" is leaning up against the sledgehammer? (If you don't know what I'm talking about, go to the website and look at the cover photo under "Books.") And don't say "whip" -it's not a whip. It actually has a name. Send me a private message via Facebook and let me know what you think it is.
Sunday, October 6, 2013
Here it is - another excerpt from Tearing Down Walls!
Yep - and it's a good one. And wait until you read the next ten paragraphs!
Less than two minutes later, she came through the doorway and
gasped when she saw his broad, smooth chest. He saw it in her eyes, all of the
want she was bringing into the exchange, and he had to admit to himself that he
wanted her too. She’d gone into the locker room and removed the bustier she’d been
wearing in the big room, her heavy, lush breasts sporting huge, hard nipples,
and her wavy, almost-black hair cascading down them. Her tiny waist had a gold
chain around it with a heart-shaped charm hanging from it, and it glittered in
the low light. She started to speak, but Vic said, “Sub, present yourself to
me.” Jessica crossed the room silently and dropped to her knees, hands on her
legs and palms up, knees sweetly apart, shoulders thrown back, breasts jutting
out, her nipples pointed toward the ceiling, and her head down.
“Nice! You have beautiful breasts. Work on arching your back
more so that their display will be even more breathtaking.” A shy smile crossed
her face. “From this point on, you will call me sir. Do you have a safeword,
sub?” he asked.
“Yes. Negative, sir.”
Vic’s eyebrows shot up. “Hmmm. Why did you choose that, if I
might ask?”
“Because it’s longer than ‘red’ or ‘no,’ sir. And in order
to use it, I first have to be sure that I really want the play to stop. So it
discourages bailing, sir.”
Wow –
she’d really thought that out. “So am I to understand that your go word is ‘positive?’”
he asked, smiling.
“Yes, sir. And my slow down word is ‘uncertain.’”
He chuckled at her. “Hand signals?”
“Yes.” She held up both hands and touched her middle finger
to her thumb.
“Very good. Have you had much training?”
“Yes, sir. I’m very durable, sir.” That’s
a word I never thought I’d hear attached to a woman, Vic thought.
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