Hard Candy
Did you ever have one of those evenings that was so full of everything? Impromptu passion is amazing. You can go ... oh I don't know .... let's say thirty-six years before finding the things you only see in movies or read about in books (I know, I've written a couple ;)).
What is it about the pain of those we love? One of the hardest lessons in the world between two people is to realize that you sometimes can do nothing more than listen. And you know what? Sometimes, that's just enough.
I found the "zone" this afternoon. I was working on this chat room scene which quickly turned sexual and before I knew it I had to push away from the keyboard, shudder all over as I did so. I know it's strange, but after being in the zone for a while, I begin to feel claustrophobic and somehow ... well used. I have to step away, shake the whole thing off. It's a magnificent thing really. And I wasn't alone when it happened. I don't think anyone's ever actually seen that happen to me. I myself haven't experienced the likes of this since the first draft of "Juggler".
It's well after 1AM and I'm exhausted ...
Chapter Six - "Therapy"
My hero and villain have met, in a rather strange exchange on the Internet. Anyone who's ever had one of those moments will appreciate the scene. I've been told by some readers that they've had to read some of my scenes one-handed. I've also been told that the sexuality in my books appeals to both men AND women. I'm happy to say that I don't think I've lost any of my edge in that arena.
Word Count: 32,011
What is it about the pain of those we love? One of the hardest lessons in the world between two people is to realize that you sometimes can do nothing more than listen. And you know what? Sometimes, that's just enough.
I found the "zone" this afternoon. I was working on this chat room scene which quickly turned sexual and before I knew it I had to push away from the keyboard, shudder all over as I did so. I know it's strange, but after being in the zone for a while, I begin to feel claustrophobic and somehow ... well used. I have to step away, shake the whole thing off. It's a magnificent thing really. And I wasn't alone when it happened. I don't think anyone's ever actually seen that happen to me. I myself haven't experienced the likes of this since the first draft of "Juggler".
It's well after 1AM and I'm exhausted ...
Chapter Six - "Therapy"
My hero and villain have met, in a rather strange exchange on the Internet. Anyone who's ever had one of those moments will appreciate the scene. I've been told by some readers that they've had to read some of my scenes one-handed. I've also been told that the sexuality in my books appeals to both men AND women. I'm happy to say that I don't think I've lost any of my edge in that arena.
Word Count: 32,011


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