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She’s a successful restauranteur, but he’s hungry for more than what she’s cookin’
He’s looking for a mate with enough moxie to leave Earth…
Betrayed by her people, does she dare trust a dragon?
A sex scene thesaurus and writing guide
Revenge is best served sweet with a hot, horned alien…
Falsely convicted, she’s sentenced to life as an alien’s mail order bride
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Naughty Words for Nice Writers now on #Kobo, #iBooks, #Nook (Amazon, too).
Naughty Words for Nice Writers, A Romance Novel Thesaurus is now available in ebook on Kobo, Nook and iTunes! Previously, Naughty Words was only available in Kindle and paperback on Amazon and paperback on Barnes & Noble. Naughty Words for … Continue reading
Authors: Do your sex scenes sound the same? #Writetip fix
Writing one sex scene isn’t tough. Writing several per book and making them sound different can be a bit of challenge. Write multiple books and after a while, you might notice that your couples are doing the same thing in … Continue reading
FYI for authors: updating a published book–it’s not as easy as you think…
Recently I updated Naughty Words for Nice Writers, a sex scene thesaurus I originally published two years ago. Revising the book itself was easy; re-publishing the updated version hit some snags. I thought I’d share my experience so you’ll know … Continue reading
Posted in Romance writing, Self publishing
Tagged CreateSpace, dealing with Amazon KDP customer service, getting Kindle ebook updates, how to update a published book, Kindle Direct Publishing, Naughty Words for Nice Writers, romance writing thesaurus, self-publishing, self-publishing on Amazon, sex scene thesaurus
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A funny story about the redo of Naughty Words for Nice Writers, romance thesaurus
In revising and updating Naughty Words for Nice Writers, A Romance Novel Thesaurus I added a dozen new chapters and 800 more synonyms, so of course the book had to be reformatted for publication. Each “chapter” is labeled by subject. In … Continue reading
Posted in Romance writing
Tagged A Romance Novel Thesaurus, Cara Bristol, emotion thesaurus, fiction writing, how to write romance, Naughty Words for Nice Writers, sex scene synonyms, sex scene thesaurus, sexual slang, words for penis, words for sexual intercourse, words for vagina, writing erotic romance
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An updated Naughty Words for Nice Writers thesaurus available now
800 MORE synonyms than the first edition A dozen new categories/sections Amazon Buy Link Two years ago, I published the first edition of Naughty Words for Nice Writers. The sex scene thesaurus developed out of my need for functional, usable synonyms. … Continue reading
A sex scene survival guide for romance authors: Naughty Words for Nice Writers
If you’ve ever tried to write a sex scene, you quickly realize that English is more of a hindrance than a help. English words for sex are either clinical or crude. (You’d think maybe we weren’t supposed to talk about … Continue reading
Art imitating life: my moment of fame!
I’m used to seeing my name on the cover of my books. I’m just not used to seeing it INSIDE someone’s else novel. Waiting at the optometrist’s office, I was reading The Seduction of Kinley Foster by Lisa Wells. It’s … Continue reading
For authors: 3 tips for writing a HOT sex scene
It take finesse to write a sex scene. I often find that writing one takes more time than any other kind of scene. And while writing one sex scene is challenging enough, writing several (three, four, even five) per erotic … Continue reading
#SpankA2Z: T is for romance writers’ THESAURUS
Welcome to day 20 of the 2nd Annual Spanking A to Z blog challenge. Throughout June, spanking fiction authors will post a blog corresponding to a different letter of the alphabet, beginning with A and ending with Z. Many of … Continue reading
#SpankA2Z: O is for orgasm
Welcome to day 15 of the 2nd Annual Spanking A to Z blog challenge–we’re at the mid-point! Throughout June, spanking fiction authors will post a blog corresponding to a different letter of the alphabet, beginning with A and ending with … Continue reading
