Monday, May 26, 2014

Things I'm Asked as a Writer ~ Where Do You Get Your Ideas From?


WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR IDEAS FROM?  

I get asked this all the time as a writer.  

Despite writing ‘make-believe’ stories, a lot of us draw from real life experiences, people, places and things. 

A fellow writer confessed to me she’d used all her friends as the basis for her characters. But I think we all do that as writers. The highly successful Janet Evanovich, who writes the Stephanie Plum series, said she based the much loved Grandma Mazur on one of her favorite Aunts. Sometimes you just can’t make these people up! They’re living breathing characters in their own rights. J  


The story itself tends to come from what I call ‘the Muses.’ They turn up every so often, noisily stomping into my brain, chucking their tennis rackets in the corner. Saying things like, ‘Phew, that was jolly hot work. Let me get a drink, then I’ll tell you a story.’ And they do. 

I just dictate at speed what they have to tell me. J  


But when it comes to things like characters or things that appear in my book, they’re often based on people I’ve met, places I’ve been and things I’ve seen. They often relate to me and my life. 


Charlie’s big house is called The Grove. This was the name of my Great Grandfathers place when he first came to New Zealand from Devon in England back in the 1800’s. I based The Grove on a scaled down version of the Vanderbilt’s Breakers mansion in Rhode Island, which I visited and just LOVED. So beautifully opulent.  

The gorgeous Vanderbilt's Breakers in Newport, Rhode Island


Izzy and Henry’s house in town (New Orleans)is called Four Seasons. This is one of my things I’m always saying, “I’d love to live at the Four Seasons.” It’s one of my favorite resort hotels. I love them. It’s a big old Plantation house in the Garden District of New Orleans. A place I’d love to own in real life.  


I use some of my family names for my characters. Izzy as Isobel in World War II, is called Isobel Lanyon. Lanyon is my Cornish family name that goes all the way back to the beginning of time in Cornwall. J Izzy’s mum is called Olwyn in the book. That’s actually my real mum’s name who died 30 odd years ago. It’s a way to honor her.  

My fun and funny mum Olwyn Loudon
In the second book of the trilogy, The Chi Circle, Charlie goes to the Volcano Arts Center in Volcano, Big Island, Hawai’i. He sits on a bench that’s there in the entry way. It has a plaque on it that Izzy paid for as a memorial to her mum.  

It says:

In memory of my mum

Olwyn Loudon

Who taught me to laugh

Izzy Justine

If you go to the Arts Center there in Volcano, there really is a plaque there on a bench in the entry way. The only difference is, it says Meg Justine on the last line. It’s my memorial to my mum Olwyn Loudon. J I thought she’d like being up there among the ferns and other artists. Just mum’s sort of thing.



I base one of Izzy’s best friends Mea in the book on my best friend in real life, right down to her gorgeous looks. Izzy’s dad Brian is remarkably like my dad John. J The funny sayings in there are all things my dad says. He’s always getting sayings slightly muddled up. His best one yet is: ‘As useless as tits on a bucket.’ LOL. 

'Mea' in real life

Isadora who’s a wee bit of a character is loosely based on my mum’s personality.  

My mum in younger days ~ very glammy!

Noel Barber, my all time favorite author once said, that he uses as many real settings as he can. He said it adds a real air of authenticity to a piece of work. He wrote wonderful sweeping sagas, based in Singapore, France, Egypt, and the Pacific. All based loosely around his own experiences living or visiting those places. 


I include past lives in my stories. Most of them are based on my own past lives or pieces of them and real events. The details are as vivid to me as memories from this lifetime. I flew in the ATA in my last lifetime as a woman ferry pilot. When I discovered this lifetime, I thought, that can’t be right. Why would I be a woman pilot in WWII in England? Women didn’t fly in the war.

But someone had clearly seen the uniform on me and it also seemed to explain how I dressed as a teenager. I always wore pencil slim skirts, just below my knee, a belted jacket, shirt and tie. I had hats made for me, which I also wore. A lovely little black pill box, and 2 lemon squeezers. I’ve had a great love of ‘wool great coats.’ 

As pieces of this past life came to me, I realized why I’d always loved planes, dressed the way I did and loved Big Band music. I hit 18 in 1981. None of these things were remotely in that era. We were all into New Wave.  


It was some years again after that I stumbled across the information there were women ferry pilots who flew for the ATA – Air Transport Auxiliary. Very little information was available about them at the time. Only a handful of books were written and back then, no internet or anything. But as soon as I found the information, I knew, that’s what I’d done.  

ATA women pilots who ferried aircraft all over England during the War

When I was learning to fly in this lifetime, I made a mistake over and over, it drove me and my instructor up the wall. I would often push the throttle in the wrong way. NOT a good thing to do when flying an aircraft. You don’t really want to run out of juice up in the air and put all your glide skills into practice. 

I figured it had to be a past life thing, but what aircraft would have a reverse throttle on it? That didn’t make sense.  


I did a bit of research and discovered after a bit of deep digging, that actually there were some P-51’s made with the reverse throttle the French. Delivered by the English. How very French? Arse backwards. J And dangerous when you’re flying. But I must have gotten used to it in that lifetime and carried the information over. I finally did a past life regression and reset the pattern. I never had a problem with it again, flying in this lifetime. 

P-51 Mustang
Henry’s lifetime in WWII is based on a real life person I went out with in WWII. His name was Rick, an American B-17 flier. I met him again in this lifetime and it took us a while to realise why every time he left to go home, I was devastated. Utterly bereft, overcome with horrific grief, which didn’t make an ounce of sense at the time. I always felt ‘I’d never see him again.’ Well, in WWII, I didn’t. He went out on a bombing mission one day and didn’t come back… 

B-17 Flying Fortress and her crew of 10


Sometimes I ‘make something up.’ Only to find out later, it was true. As if tapping into the Universal reservoir of collector memories or the collective unconscious. 

Isadora collects miniature silver. Izzy gives her a silver wine barrel and glasses. Exquisite petite work. I found the piece for sale on eBay by a Russian silversmith Vladimir Matuskovsky.

The samovar on the left. And the wine barrel on the right which came with 2 glasses. It stands just over an inch tall. The spigot even works on the wine barrel

I also say, she has in her collection, tiny knives and forks. But had never seen any at the time I wrote it. I ‘made up’ the detail. I had Henry give her a miniature Russian Samovar as a Christmas present, which later got cut unfortunately due to word count. Much later, I was looking up Vladimir and came across his son Greg, who took over the silversmithing from his dad. Greg makes tiny knives and forks… and yes… his signature pieces are Russian Samovars! J Of which, I would LOVE to own one.  

The exquisite miniature work of Greg Matuskovsky - silversmith

I have a deep and profound love of Russian things, people, and places. Henry and Izzy own a Russian Samovar, which has all sorts of connections to it. It belonged to the Serebriakovs, who are actually another lifetime of Henry and Izzy. I would kill to own a Samovar. I have a deep love of them. On my list of things to own. J  

A full sized samovar with teapot on the water kettle and the podstakanniki glasses

Izzy drives a white BMW 650i. Also on my list. LOL. I love Beemers. I’ve owned three, all 540’s and one 535. So, the 650 is my next model I’m after. I love them! I also like the Jag, so Charlie drives one of them.  


Henry wears a clove scented perfume, reminiscent of the sultry steamy smells of Singapore. When I lived there briefly 30 odd years ago, the Indonesian clove cigarettes were popular. I love the smell of them. They instantly take me back. J  


I think for most authors, there are large pieces of ourselves in our work. Whether it’s parts of ourselves, or people, places and things we have experienced in our lifetime. Despite ‘making up stories.’ A lot of us authors like to be an authentic as we can, taking from real life.  


And here’s the question often asked of me as a romance erotica writer J Are all the sex scenes made up? Um… well… some of them are, but some are genuine experiences I’ve had. J I’ll let you try and guess which ones are real and which ones I just wish were real, or I have on my ‘yes please’ list. LOL.  

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

BATON BLOG HOP

MICHELE MICHAEL RAKES aka MIKEY RAKES
 
Aloha everyone! I’d like to thank the amazingly talented Mikey Rakes for passing this baton to me. She can WRITE! I’ve read all her stories that are being published or will be accepted ~ guaranteed. She is a phenomenal writer who writes poly relationships like I do. And m/m relationship love stories. All her stories have strong characters and you fall in love with every single one of them. They always go from a bad place in some way to a place of redemption and hope. I love getting caught up with her characters.

Read about Mikey at:

http://michelerakes.wordpress.com/2014/05/12/baton-blog-hop-shining-a-light-in-the-dark/
Twitter: www.twitter.com@michelerakes

She’s a founding member of ‘The Lush and Blush Club’ ~ Find us over on our FB page. We’re a group of redhead women writers who write steamy sexy romance erotica.

Cold Darkness is released next month in June
Ephemeral Darkness ~ released later in the year by Muse It Up Publishing under the Muse It Hot banner
Saving Kane ~ Novella, released later this year by Loose Id Publishing.



MEG AMOR
 
1) What am I working on?

I’m working on a trilogy, two short stories and novella. LOL. I just might have bitten off more than can I chew. The trilogy is my main work. It started as a ‘nice wee love story’ and sort of exploded on me! 

It’s called the Troika Love Series. Named after my great love of Russian things. In Russian, troika means three equal things. This is a trilogy and most importantlya committed love story involving three people. Two dusky skinned Creole men from New Orleans and one wild curly redhead New Zealand woman.

Steamy hot romance for the soul. A gorgeous romance erotica, ménage love story trilogy—set against sultry hot New Orleans, Hawaii and sensuous France. Three hearts deeply entwined over three lifetimes. A committed Troika/poly romance, between two men and a woman who give each other everything. A perfect Troika Romance for the heart and soul.


Henry and Isolde ~ A steamy love story, set in modern day New Orleans. Henry, an older black musician feels his life is nearing its end. Until he falls in love with Izzy, his white New Zealander, younger, richer, married boss. To his joy—she feels the same way about him. He comes into his sexuality for the first time in his life. But will Izzy leave her husband? And how does Henry's best friend Charlie fit into their lives? It's complicated...

The Chi Circle ~ Charlie comes back early from seeing Mea in New Zealand. It's not working, why? Because he's in love with someone else. Well...two someone's actually. But do his best friends have any idea how he feels? Is this a one sided frustrated fantasy? Or is it possible, they feel the same way? Follow the CHI - Charlie, Henry and Izzy, as their life takes them from Hawaii to New Orleans and France. Where they discover a lifetime just after World War I in Paris—two Russian émigrés cousins and a young Frenchman become lovers.


The Flame Still Burns ~ Life has settled into a happy easy rhythm for the three lovers. Charlie's Club is sold and they are getting ready to go to France, to research the Russian/French lifetime, when there's a knock at the door. Standing on the doorstep is a kid from a rough neighborhood of New Orleans—the spitting image of Charlie. How will they cope with Alex, who twangs at their heart strings? When he gets shot after a gangland shooting, they take him to France, where they unravel the rest of the French lifetime, they're all involved in.


Henry and Isolde is finished and fully edited, thank you my wonderful editor!! I’m about to submit it. So fingers crossed. :-) Now I'm working on the synopsis for submission. I HATE writing these. They drive me up the wall. How on earth am I supposed to condense 110,000 down into 2 pages, hit all the highlights, infuse it with the deep emotion the books have and not go stark raving mad! LOL



2) How does my work differ from others of its genre?

I write romance erotica. I'm one of the few vanilla writers in the ERWA group. Everyone writes some form of BDSM or kink. Some people might say my story with three lovers, instead of two is a form of kink. I don’t know. I can never decide if it or not. LOL.

Perhaps what makes this troika or ménage different is that all three of my lovers, love each other deeply. There’s no distinction between Henry, Izzy and Charlie when it comes to the love they share. They all make love together and are deeply connected to each other on a heart and soul level. I write love stories with explicit sex, because I think that's such a big part of a relationship. I hate not seeing that beautiful side of things in a story.

I also include a past lives in every story. You'll see all the threads from the past woven into their modern day lives.


3) Why do I write what I do?

That’s a toughie question. Because I’m compelled to on some level, I can’t quite define. I’ve always believed in love. It’s basically driven my whole life whether it’s a personal relationship, as a therapist, counsellor. It’s been a driving force for me. Then I married my late husband Aaron and his last name was Amor. Like me, he believed in love. Our name was perfect.  And I love the maxim:

AMOR VINCIT OMNIA ~ It means: Love Conquers All


4) How does my writing process work?

I am a complete pantser writer. LOL.

When I first started really writing, I bought all the books. And then felt horribly intimidated by 'writers' routines. Oh God, I thought. I'll never manage that! They all seemed to write EVERY day AND they got up at the crack of dawn. I usually go to bed at the crack of dawn!


But after awhile, I realized it didn't matter. My style was my style. I write when I write. Last year, I wrote one short story, and 2 and 1/2 novels, so can't moan too much.


Also, it seems to depend what I'm writing. My first book was a self-help book and I had to hold a gun to my head to finish it.


My books I write now, I have to hold a gun to my head to make me go to bed and sleep. :-) They enthrall me. I get lost in them. I look up and it's been three hours or more.


I write whenever it grabs me. Sometimes I sit for days, going through a scenario or dialogue piece in my head. Then when it's right, I get on the computer and just type like billy-o, trying to get down what everyone is saying and doing. It seems to work quite well. When I can't write, I edit. I do edit every single day, because I can't stay away from it and love it.

I write best after midnight and often get a second wind about 6 or 7 in the morning. Sometimes writing through to 10 or lunchtime, then going to bed.

I don't write every day, because I don't need to. I'm a pantser writer, so I have to wait for the characters to turn up in my head with their latest offerings. Then I just write/type them down. Once I've got them down, they go off and have a meeting or something (not sure where they go) and then they turn up again and off we go again. LOL. I used to find this a bit terrifying, but now I know that they're always there. They always turn up, they always talk. They'll give me what I need next.

So, I have almost no routine. I work when I feel like it. I w
rite when they turn up. I edit every day though, because I can't stay away and I'm verbose. I have to fire up the word count chainsaw a lot. LOL. Henry and Isolde had 66,000 words cut from it, to make word count. It's astonishing what you really don't need.
I like to edit when I have my Bacardi and diet Cokes for the day though. It sets part of my brain aside and makes things jump out that don't need to be there.


Aloha everyone!! Thanks for reading. Meg Amor :-)



The Baton Blog Hop is a great way to discover the best erotica authors out there.

I’m happy to pass this baton on to two great writers. Both writers with completely different styles, but offering great reads. Alix Richards is our newest member in The Lush and Blush Club. She writes deep twin soul love stories. Lovely!


Ian Smith is a fellow member of the ERWA – Erotica Readers and Writers Association. I’ve read a number of Ian’s stories and you can WRITE! Ian’s work is very seamless and professional. Great characters and interesting plotlines. 

Check them both out please. And go over to their blogs next week to see what their answers are on these questions. Aloha Meg :-) 
 

ALIX RICHARDS

First a storyteller, Alix Richards didn’t get around to recording her stories on paper until she was ten. The creative worlds grew with time and experience in her imagination. Finding her own ‘twin flame’ inspired her to look again at those worlds and characters she’d set aside when life demanded her full attention.

Between plotting, chatting writer friends off their balconies, love stories and meeting new people, Alix spends time with her family and friends, happy to share her real life with the ones who mean the most to her.

She’s friendly, stubborn, and outspoken but still enjoys laughing and crying while reading a good book. She’s a romantic with a harsh realistic twist, because some things just don’t happen in everyday life. However, it doesn’t stop her from believing anything is possible.

Alix would love to hear from you, alixrichards.souls@gmail.com

TWIN FLAMES SERIES:
Soul Bound
Soul Memory
Soul Destiny
Soul Nature

Face Book: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Alix-Richards/163865084640

Twitter: https://twitter.com/AlixRichards

Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6472517.Alix_Richards

Souls Immortal Blog: http://soulsimmortal.blogspot.com/

Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/+AlixRichardsSoulsImmortal/posts

Author Page at MuseItUp Publishing: http://museituppublishing.com/bookstore/index.php/our-authors/68-our-authors/authors-r/111-author-99416   OR   http://tinyurl.com/ozvskpa



IAN SMITH
Ian lives in the South-West of the UK, with his wife and their dogs and horses. His wife would like to keep chickens, but worries that they wouldn’t last long with two lively terriers in a small suburban garden.
 
Ian is a professional scientist who has started writing non-fiction and fiction as a creative hobby, with some modest success in being published. Non-fiction is an outlet for his butterfly mind, unwittingly encouraged by his parents telling him to "look it up" when wearied by endless questions. Fiction he blames on an over-vivid imagination and accepts that isn't really an excuse.

He’s had two short stories published to date in anthologies, neither of which was erotic, but both of which he’s rather pleased with.
He enjoys reading and trying to write stories with elements of adventure, mystery, romance and eroticism.

Well, he probably listens to more novels than he reads, as audiobooks are good company during his daily commuting.

He'd quite like to keep chickens too.

Links where Ian’s published work to date can be purchased:
Hunting at Dawn included in the Alfie dog anthology “This Land Is My Land”
http://alfiedog.com/products-page/adventure/this-land-is-my-land-16-short-reads-for-lazy-days/

A Career For Lizzy, published in the anthology “Child In Me,” supporting the Grandparents’ Association http://books.squidoo.com/the-child-within

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Child-Me-Short-Stories-Childhood-ebook/dp/B00FX7VHAM/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top%20




 

Monday, May 12, 2014

Lucee Lovett ~ Exciting new British romance erotica author :-) ~ Fun Interview!!!

 
Aloha! and a big warm welcome to Lucee Lovett
 
 
All the way from the UK, It's lovely to have you here Lucee. Our first Brit :-) She's also a fellow romance erotica writer and a publisher to boot! I've read some of her work ~ she has easy to relate to characters and in depth stories, you get taken on a journey with. Thanks for being here! You should see some of the cool things she's done! So interesting! I love her answers. :-)

 
Tell our readers a wee bit about yourself. What are 5 things you wished you’d done, have done or are still to do, on the Bucket List? J  

1. Would love to do something crazy and challenging like climbing Kilimanjaro. Which would be some feat, as I don’t like the cold, have a health condition not conducive to high altitudes. I hate climbing or even getting dirty. Crazy arse dream that may never happen. However if you don’t have dreams you don’t have anything.  

2. Learn to swim. I would love to swim with dolphins. It’s said to be therapeutic and a lasting experience. Plus, I hear swimming is one of the only exercises that uses all the muscles in your body simultaneously. I’m going to find a class and say goodbye to my muffin tops J 
 
Lucee's backyard psyche :-)
 
3. As an undergraduate, I took a year out of my psychology degree and travelled with nothing but my passport. I sang in Karaoke competitions and worked in bars, so I could eat and pay the hostel accommodations I used. 

4. I have written four children’s books using my children as the main characters. Each book has a social and moralistic point to make, hopefully teaching children how to: Appreciate diversity, and embrace people’s differences. How to conquer their fears, deal with bullies, and the importance of friendships. The books are unpublished. I am waiting for them to be illustrated. My children loved them having coauthored them with me.  

5. To be the first person to win a Pulitzer prize for Erotic fiction. J 
 

Tell us about the genre you write, why do you love it and how did you get into it? 

I write across quite a few genres but my favorite and main works are in erotica and the erotic subgenres in this category. I love it because it allows me to remove the mask on my own desires and fantasies and share them contextually with others, in the guise as fiction. I got into writing on a dare as well as a change in my personal circumstance. I use to read many erotica romance stories in secret.
 
Therefore, when 50 Shades of Grey went viral and my girlfriends were openly reading, and talking about this book, we formed a book club. I thought finally I could share some erotica with them, discuss it and maybe get them to purchase more books that I had read, along the same lines. Unfortunately, I was not as hooked on the book as them and only managed to get to chapter 7 before giving up entirely. This statement didn’t go down well in the group now hardened 50 Shade fans. Neither did the fact I said it was boring and I could write a better erotica book in my sleep.
 
I’d thrown down the gauntlet, and they jumped on it; took it up and wagged it in my face, challenging me to do just that—write a better book. I boasted that I would; then went into hiding.
 
I didn’t have a clue where to start writing an erotica book. So I just laid low until I got a call from one of the book club members saying everyone was calling me a know it all, and a coward. Where was the book I had promised would blow them away.
 
So I went online and bought a ‘kindling training course,’ which cost $47 and I wrote my first book. It was sloppy and showed my lack of technique, but what it did show me was I could do it and I have never looked back. I self-published that book in January 2013. It still for sale on Amazon in it's raw state. I keep meaning to update it now that I have gotten better at honing my skills as a writer/storyteller. 
 

What’s your most favorite restaurant in the world? Where, why and the best dish/es they make?  

I don’t have a favorite restaurant. I prefer to cook my own meals. Although I would say my favorite food would be Asian, whether it be Indian, Chinese, Malaysian not so much Thai. Favorite dish would be Lamb or Chicken Tikka Masala, Paratha or Peshwari Naan bread, not that keen on rice and only eat Irish potatoes if there mashed or sag aloo. 
 
Lucee likes exotic yummy food and locations ~ this is where she'd like to live
 
Remember those ads for Expedia that asked, ‘If you could go anywhere in the world, but have to go right now?’ Where would you have gone and would you have said to YES to right now? What pulls and entices you to that country?  

No I wouldn’t go. My whole world are my children and anywhere they are is paradise to me, and where I’d want to be. So a first class ticket to be with them and watch them mature would be the only destination I would be interested in. 
 

What parts of you, are incorporated into your characters?  

I would have to say the humor and sensuality that my character portray would be some of me in there along with the romance. I don’t have any other references so I have to draw on my own experiences; or by asking how would I feel if these things were happening to me. So maybe it would be fair to say, its actually any point in my story that is emotionally charged. 
 

Favorite male hero/public figure you admire in the world, dead or alive, and why?  

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., he was a man who had a dream and never gave up what he believed in, no matter what life threw at him. 
 

Favorite female heroine/public figure you admire in the world, dead or alive, and why?  

Pretty much for the same reason as Dr. King. My mother is my female hero. She has experienced many trials, tribulations and sacrificed a lot for the sake of her children. At the same time always smiling, never complaining and stayed true to who she is and I love that about her. 
 

Have you ever had a character just “do their own thing?” Have you ever had an argument with one of your characters? Or anything else odd happen?  

I wish I could say no, but all my characters do their own thing even when I’m not writing about them. I am writing several different books at once, and that’s because the character don’t leave me alone. Its as if they have me on speed dial. They will interrupt me when I’m the middle of writing a scene and start chattering. Telling me to leave this and write that, they think this or that will work with their story. Some of them even have the cheek to tell me how to write stories for the other character in different books.
 
Okay I’m going to shut up now, they’re telling me I sound cuckoo and if I reveal any more secrets about them, I could be sectioned and carted off to an institution. (They have said all I need to do now, is add my address and someone will come and get me.) I don’t wanna be sectioned or carted off, so I’m gonna listen. 
 
Lucee cold in London and worried she's about to get carted off and sectioned! :-)
 
What’s your passion in life?  

My passion for life is life. I wanna enjoy every moment of my life even the quiet moments. I use meditation to keep calm and to stay patient and focus. I live in the Now for Now. I’m very rarely if ever stressed about anything anymore. Frustration is a poison that drains you and leaves you weak. I’ve found, that to give love and feel love makes you stronger. Therefore, I help others where I can freely, and want nothing in return. I show gratitude that I am able to do that. The universe rewards me by placing people in my life who show me love, and build me up as a person, people who are positive that feed me with their positive vibe/energy and visa-versa. I feel truly blessed in many ways for that. 

Where Lucee meditates when she's abroad
 
What’s your writer’s routine? Do you write whenever or at certain times? Are you a pantser or plotter? Where do you like to write?  

I can write anytime, any place, anywhere. I’m both a pantser and a plotter. I start most of my stories as a pantser. But as I write that story, other stories enter my mind and I will stop to jot them down in a plotting format. Most of them one-liners, possibly a paragraph. Then, either I would return to the previous writing project or just start writing the other book as it has now taken over my thoughts, so I just let go and go with it. 

Where I would like to write:  

I have no special place or time when I write. I can write all over the house and will write pretty much anywhere. I don’t need silence, but I do need to be left alone with my thoughts. If I’m in the writing zone, I can usually zone distractions out. However if I’m physically interrupted then it could take a while for me to get my vibe back. 
 

If you could pick a past life, what time period would appeal to you and why? Would you be male or female? Rich or poor?  

I would be a Norseman, I’d be rich and powerful a great warrior who would be renown about the lands, for being fierce yet kind, but feared because my justice is swift for the wrong doers. People will tremble at my name from excitement and trepidation. I would take solace in nature and impregnate many woman with my noble seed. I would wear my battle scars with pride. Woman would moisten at the bare mention of my name, and queue for that impregnation I spoke of earlier, for my reputation as a lover would supersede all else. 

You can contact Lucee at:
 
 
 
 
Lucee Lovett Bio:
 

Hi there! I’m Lucee Lovett, wife and mother by day, romance erotica author and publisher by night. I live in London, with terrific kids, husband and a great dog named Blue.  

I’m started publishing my own ebook series in January 2013. I’m as pleased as punch with my achievements. I write across quite a few genres, but my favorite and main works are in erotica and the erotic subgenres.  

I love it because it allows me to remove the mask on my own desires and fantasies and share them contextually with others, in the guise as fiction. 

 

Author and publisher of: 
The Retreat and What’s in the Box ~ (13 Doors Series)
 
Immortal Heart
 ~ a paranormal erotica romance novel
 
 
Luca is a man who is used to getting any woman he wants. Yet the woman he desires eludes him. He knows what he wants, and what he wants is Larisa. 
 
However, fate has other plans for Luca.
 
The life and happiness planned for them snatched from his grasp in a cruel, dramatic and final way. He manages to find a solution to having what he requires. How far would you go to be with the one you love?

Would you considered giving up your humanity for over a 1000 years? Is any love worth such a sacrifice?
 
Journey with a man who does just that. The perils he faces over the centuries in search of that love and the crisis of conscience undergone.
 
Read all this and more in Immortal Heart book 1 'The Search For Larisa'
 
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 Coming soon:
 
Beyond Imagination ~ (13 Doors Series)
 
Sweet Apparition ~ Urban Fantasy Collection.
 
 
A Question of Size
~ a novella.
 
 
 A couple attempt to live out their fantasy.
However should fantasies be made reality.
How will it end?

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Go and read this hot romance erotica writers books ~ she's not all business