My last work in progress (WIP) post was a dark introduction to the world and two significant characters. This week, I’ll share the introductory scene with the main protagonist. What do you think? Does it make you want to read more? Drop a like or comment and let me know what you think. All feedbackContinue reading “WIP: A Thrilling Introduction to Finn Miller’s Story”
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Discussing Excerpt Ten | Marketing Mondays
My last Marketing Monday’s post was a departure from the trend of posting excerpts from my published books. Instead I posted the opening chapter of a work in progress, tentatively titled “Technomancer”. This book will not have any explicit content, though it may have some romantic elements, so it is a departure from my priorContinue reading “Discussing Excerpt Ten | Marketing Mondays”
WIP: A dark beginning
I’m trying something new on the blog now, sharing early drafts from one of my two works in progress (WIP). This first sample is the opening scene for a novel which is currently at 23k words covering the introduction (prologue) and Act One of the story. Elara heard the jailers approaching and hugged the twoContinue reading “WIP: A dark beginning”
Marketing Outcomes – Two Months In
I started posting marketing Monday excepts and follow ups two months ago and promised to share results at a high-level as my efforts bore fruit (or didn’t). Here is the summary of my findings so far. What’s all this mean? Part of building a strong author platform is to keep writing and publishing content asideContinue reading “Marketing Outcomes – Two Months In”
Discussing Excerpt Nine | Marketing Mondays
The book “Cosimo,” part of the Families of the Empire series, tackles challenging themes such as explicit content, BDSM, and indentured servitude. It follows a young man’s journey toward leadership amid romance and political intrigue. Set in the picturesque town of Cardino, it offers a complex, evolving narrative available on major ebook platforms.
Cosimo: A Blend of Romance and Sci-Fi Intrigue
One of the problems with writing Erotic Science Fiction is the fact that many potential readers assume the focus is on the erotic elements rather than the underlying science fiction and general plot. To try and overcome this perception, I’m sharing some excerpts from various stories to share some of the “non-erotic” elements. This excerptContinue reading “Cosimo: A Blend of Romance and Sci-Fi Intrigue”
Discussing Excerpt Eight | Marketing Mondays
My most recent excerpt is from A New Past: Book Two. This passage covers the inaugural test flight of the supersonic business jet Paul is building in partnership with Gulfstream and Rolls Royce. One of the challenges I had while writing Paul’s story was the need for him to face realistic challenges and setbacks. BookContinue reading “Discussing Excerpt Eight | Marketing Mondays”
Aviation Thrills in Erotic Science Fiction
One of the problems with writing Erotic Science Fiction is the fact that many potential readers assume the focus is on the erotic elements rather than the underlying science fiction and general plot. To try and overcome this perception, I’m sharing some excerpts from my series, A New Past to share some of the “non-erotic”Continue reading “Aviation Thrills in Erotic Science Fiction”
Discussing Excerpt Seven | Marketing Mondays
My latest excerpt is from the opening chapter of A New Past Book Three. I chose this opening to get the reader right into the action. I’m not a fan of extensive re-caps of what’s gone before in a series, so chose to assume readers were already familiar with the main character, Paul, who isContinue reading “Discussing Excerpt Seven | Marketing Mondays”
Epic Conclusion of Paul’s Tale – A New Past Book Three Excerpt
Writing Erotic Science Fiction can be challenging due to reader assumptions. In an excerpt from Book Three of “A New Past,” a routine space flight turns into a life-threatening situation. The pilots and engineer face an engine failure, revealing the intensity of their training for real emergencies. Book Three is the epic conclusion of this series.
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