UPDATE: The winner is…miki! *~*~* May is nearly here, and it’s the final stretch of the school year. Even as merely a substitute teacher, I’m feeling very much the “What’s my Name? Who am I?” brain fatigue. And it’s also lacrosse season, which takes up the rest of the waking hours for my family. All of which is really too boring to blog about (and I’m honestly not sure I could cobble a cohesive blog together on any of those…
UPDATE: The winner is…flchen! *~*~* Hi! I’m N.J. Walters, and I’m thrilled to be in the Silver Soldiers: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology. This is not my first time in one of these amazing collections. I was also in the Stranded: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology, Blue Collar: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology, and First Response: A Boys Behaving Badly Anthology. I love being a part of a collection with other authors. What’s extra special is that these are contemporary…
UPDATE: The winner is…Jennifer Beyer! *~*~* I have a thing for silver. It probably comes from leaning toward the moon over the sun. Silver the metal, over gold. Super-hot mature men? Of course, that fits, right? Writing all over the romance genre, I use a bee as my logo to give a broader picture to how much of my inspiration is wide and varied using many sub-genres. And Silver Fox is a part of that love. Oh, I’ll write about…
UPDATE: The winner is…Eileen Airey! *~*~* Once upon a time, in a not-so-tiny North Texas town lived a girl named Sukie whose mother was an avid romance reader. To Sukie’s dismay, her mom kept all the really juicy stuff on the fourth shelf behind her dad’s unassuming stack of Richard Marcinko books, believing this would keep Sukie from sneaking a peek. Fortunately, Sukie was persistent and maybe a little sneaky. Kidding aside, my romance journey began the way I imagine…
UPDATE: The winner is…Jennifer Beyer! *~*~* I’m so excited to be part of another Boys Behaving Badly anthology, and thank Delilah Devlin for putting together these sexy, romantic collections! I’ve written over thirty novels, novellas, and short stories since I first published in 2006. I love writing all different lengths—from a 1,000-word short, “A Perfect Match”, in Cleis Press’s Big Book Of Orgasms 2, to my two 4,000-word Boys Behaving Badly stories, “The Scoundrel”, in last year’s Cowboys and “Weathering…
UPDATE: The winner is…Debra Guyette! *~*~* Who is A.J. Harris? My alter-egotist? A pen name for my spicy and erotic work? All the above. But, also, a reminder of the people who (unknowingly) got me into writing ribald tales. The first was my sister. She calls me A.J., all the time, even though those aren’t my initials! She was also one of the two big romance readers in my house when growing up. It’s only fitting my name is a…
UPDATE: The winner is Jennifer Beyer! *~*~* Are you ready? Have you pre-ordered your copy? It’s only $0.99 and will be stuffed full of sexy stories about those older warriors who are looking for a partner for the next stage of their lives. Pre-order your copy here: Silver Soldiers But that’s not all I want to talk about today! We’ve got some fun things coming your way. This blog is about to heat up with visits from our Silver Soldiers…
UPDATED: The winner is…miki! *~*~* Yes! We need an actual cover for this collection. I’ll work on that next. Meanwhile, the authors have been working on the taglines for their stories—a one-sentence description that captures the central theme and tells you who and what the story is about. Personally, I think they did an awesome job! Have a look! Fight Like Cats and Wolves by A.J. Harris – After their helicopter is forced down by a rogue war machine, an…
Kids are home from school for the next while! Yay—and gulp! Here’s hoping your holiday will be happy—filled with love, gifts, and time well-spent with family and friends! If you’re looking for stories you can read in brief moments of solitude, think about picking up a copy of Cowboys or any other Boys Behaving Badly collection. If all you have is a small window at bedtime to read, I think you’ll find these short stories work well! Happy Reading! ~DD…
UPDATE: The winner is…Mary Ann Dean! *~*~* I attribute my overactive imagination to being an only child living in a rural area. It made the tedious chores go by faster and once I discovered the magic of books I started writing my own. I’ve kept journals of different stories since I was in elementary school, and as a college student with a tight budget, I found myself unable to get a close friend a birthday present. She was an artist…