To
get us started can you tell us a little about what you are working on or have
coming out?
I'm writing Love on
the Airwaves, which is a fantastic MM erotic romance. It's about a voice-over
actor and a school teacher. Opposites attract in this story. Stiegen's huge
dollop of celebrity lifestyle is balanced with Porter's very grounded, laidback
perspective. I've written about 60% of the book. My characters have threatened
to find another author if I don't get this baby finished pronto!
Other things? The
re-release of WET from Sizzler Editions is still promised this month. Deep
Enough to Bleed, an amazing New Adult novel will be out from Tirgearr
Publishing in February 2014. The Camera Never Lies and Coming Back for Drew
(both MM) from Ellora's Cave should be out toward the end of the first quarter
2014.
I'm so anxious to
get my backlist healthy again! I can't thank these amazing publishers enough
for giving me the nod.
Do you have any guilty pleasures?
Manicures – the gel
polishes are fabulous. Reading the daily newspaper. I actually get up earlier
so I have enough time to read before I go to work.
Name
one thing readers would be surprised to know about you.
I did not like
living in a big family at all.
How do you get yourself in the mood to write?
I sit at the
keyboard. Period. A blank screen and a keyboard are the keys to the playground
for me.
If someone hasn't read any of your work, what book would you recommend that they start with and why?
Wet.
It's M/F so it's very approachable from the traditional reader perspective. It's
very erotic but nothing outrageous. There're strong emotional ties between Noah
and Reagan – you'll know it's a romance. It's funny at times, poignant at
others – the little boy in the story cracks me up.
Coffee,
tea or other drink to get you moving in the morning?
Eight cups of black
coffee, please!
If you had a reporter follow you
around for the day, what would the readers get to see in your daily schedule?
An early rise and commute to the nuclear power plant. My day is filled with putting out the site's version of the daily e-newsletter, videos, meetings, and burning brain cells on learning about the nuclear business. It's fast-paced, varied and challenging. After work, it's family time with dinner, homework, scouts, school projects, chores and errands. I try to squeeze in a couple hours of email, blogging and author promotions. Sometimes I get some actual writing done, but I generally have to save up the big writing push for the weekend. I cap off my day with Days of Our Lives and usually hit the sack by10:00 p.m. Thrilling, eh?
An early rise and commute to the nuclear power plant. My day is filled with putting out the site's version of the daily e-newsletter, videos, meetings, and burning brain cells on learning about the nuclear business. It's fast-paced, varied and challenging. After work, it's family time with dinner, homework, scouts, school projects, chores and errands. I try to squeeze in a couple hours of email, blogging and author promotions. Sometimes I get some actual writing done, but I generally have to save up the big writing push for the weekend. I cap off my day with Days of Our Lives and usually hit the sack by
The 18th Floor
The Enhanced Version
Genre: BDSM erotic romance
Publisher: Sizzler Editions
Available at Amazon
On the outside, Sebastian appears a buttoned-up, well-dressed, techno geek. Inside, he's a Dom with a hearty appetite for all types of carnal pleasures. He risks alienating Alexa by revealing his true nature, but he won't keep the secret for long.
Together, they explore all the things that turn them on. And discover whether they're a perfect match for life beyond the 18th Floor.
(This edition
features 25% more new content. If it's possible for Alexa and her delicious
Dom, Sebastian, to get kinkier, they did.)
Adult Excerpt:
Alexa's high heels
clicking against the concrete created a sharp contrast to the muffled thump of Curt's rubber-soled shoes the
next morning. As usual, the security guard escorted her into the building at
six-thirty.
Alexa pressed number
eighteen on the elevator pad. "See you tomorrow, Curt."
"Sure. Have a good
one." Grinning, he gave her a two-finger salute.
The door slid shut and
began its ascent. She sipped her vanilla latte with its extra shot of espresso,
hoping the highly caffeinated brew would kick-start her brain and her ambition.
Stepping into the carpeted hallway on the eighteenth floor, Alexa noticed
another familiar person. Sebastian Law.
She chewed on her lip, thinking about the powerfully built, mocha-skinned man
who made her want to do naughty things to him whenever their paths crossed.
Unfortunately, he didn't seem to pay much attention to her.
Starting up an office
romance wasn't on her short list of wise career moves, but she'd spent plenty
of time daydreaming about what was under the buttoned up exterior Sebastian
cultivated with such care. Sebastian, or Sebi, his close friends called him,
favored wearing dress slacks, long sleeved shirts, suspenders, and ties. The
description was laughable until she saw how well he filled out his clothes. He
walked the halls looking like a living GQ cover model five days a week.
Tailored shirts clung to his broad-shouldered torso, and hinted of a well-toned
body. And his ass looked so sweet. She was guilty as charged of frequently
staring at his gorgeous rear as he walked down the hall. Some days it was all
Alexa could do to keep from reaching out and caressing him as they passed in
the hall.
Her nipples hardened
thinking about the rest of his body. She guessed Sebastian was a few years
older. As the company's lead technology contractor, Sebi's responsibilities
matched his serious expression. But when he smiled . . . watching his lush lips
part into a breathtaking grin distracted Alexa more times than she cared to
admit. His mouth frequently became the object of her attention instead of the
words he spoke. More than once, he'd had to repeat himself because of her lack
of concentration.
Oh, I was concentrating all right—on what it would feel like
to kiss you until you lost all your buttoned up control and fucked me right on
the eighteenth floor conference table.
She reached the
conference room at the conclusion of that thought. Her breath hitched in her
throat. There won't be anyone around for
another hour. She'd been coming in early long enough to know.
Alexa couldn't resist
walking inside. The room temperature was much cooler than the hallway. She left
the lights off and walked to the large oval table. Running her hand ran along
the smooth top sent shivers up her spine.
What would mahogany feel like against my naked back?
The window blinds were
wide open.
Anyone could watch us.
She closed her eyes and
let the fantasy bloom in her sex-starved body until a groan left her lips and
her pussy ached for relief.
About Author Margie Church
Margie Church
writes erotic romance novels with a strong suspense element, in keeping with
her moniker: Romance with SASS (Suspense Angst Seductive Sizzle). Never expect
the same thing twice in one of her books. She tackles subjects and conflicts
that aren't typical in romances. Life is complicated. People are, too. Marrying
those concepts makes her work fascinating to read. Margie was 2011 GLBT Author
of the Year, and her book, Hard as Teak, was named 2011 GLBT Book of the Year
at Loves Romances Café. She is well-known for her BDSM erotic romances as well.
Margie lives in Minnesota , is married, and has two children. Some of
her passions are music, poetry, walking on moonlit nights, fishing, and making
people laugh. She also writes children's books under the pen name, Margaret
Rose.
Keep up with
Margie:
Margie's website: Romance with SASS
Margie's blog: http://authormargiechurch.wordpress.com/
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/MargieChurch
Pinterest: https://pinterest.com/margiechurch/
3 comments:
Dawn, thank you so much for hosting me today. I'm giving away a copy of the extended version of The 18th Floor to one lucky commenter. I hope the evening is still young!
Read the original. Can't wait to see what you added! Congrats on what I see as another success.
Thanks, Cindy!
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