Hello everyone! My name is Olivia Brynn. I write contemporary erotic romance. Today I'd like to share a little bit about my latest release AT EASE, which is an interracial new adult erotic novella. Here's a short little snippet:
Even though he’d just eaten, he smoldered with hunger, as Jaycee licked the honey from the warm sopapillas from her fingers. Her soft pink lips wrapped around finger after finger, sending Tyler into a slow burn. He’d been on fire since he’d tucked her in his car. He didn’t even try to pretend to be disappointed that she chose takeout rather than dining in the restaurant.
They’d sat cross-legged on the floor, empty food containers littered around them like shrapnel from a Styrofoam bomb. He’d never thought he could get turned on by watching a woman eat, but as she sucked the sticky sweetness from her skin, he stared, enraptured.
Before she finished, he snatched her hand, taking her pinky into his mouth. “You make me wish I had a bottle of honey.”
Her lids dropped halfway, giving her a sexy bedroom look that sent ripples of lust through his veins. He worked his way around her hand, kissing her knuckles, then the sensitive middle of her palm, encouraged by her ragged breathing. He’d love to crawl on top of her and tear off her clothes, but they needed to talk, and preferably before things got out of control.
Again.
He sandwiched her hand in his and took a steadying breath.
If you’d like more information about AT EASE, you can find links to your favorite e-tailer at my website. There you’ll also be able to read chapter one in its entirety. Now there’s something that not many people know about my books. In every book I write, I like to use a certain word. Sometimes I have to find a way to work it in, and sometimes it just finds its way into my manuscript without thought. The only book without that awesome word somewhere in it, is an historical western, because the word’s meaning wasn’t coined until the 1940s. The word is shrapnel. Isn’t that a fun word? Lots of consonants, a mostly silent P right there in the middle, a good strong word that’s fun to say. I’ll be giving away an ebook copy of AT EASE to TWO randomly selected commenters. All you have to do is tell me in the comments, what is your favorite word? If you can’t think of one, tell me your least favorite word. One that makes you cringe every time someone uses it. And no fair using “moist”. No one likes that word. Also, I’m giving away signed cover flats, just email me at [email protected] with your mailing address and I’ll get one in the mail this week. Thanks for letting me chat with you guys! Olivia Brynn P.S. I actually don’t mind the word moist.
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What is your favorite word? If you can’t think of one, tell me your least favorite word. One that makes you cringe every time someone uses it. Leave a comment below for a chance to win an ebook copy of AT EASE. 2 winners; Open internationally.
Olivia Brynn is the spicy alter ego of romance author Alanna Coca. Always a voracious reader, Alanna began writing poetry in grade school, and short stories in high school. She started her first western romance years ago with a legal pad and pencil, often written in the wee hours of the morning when she needed something to do to relax. After her first book was published, she moved to romantic suspense, contemporary romance, and lets her alter ego Olivia write erotic novellas, but keeps the cowboys close to her heart. She loves to write stories to keep a reader guessing, and surprise them in the end. Alanna continues to write love stories, because who doesn’t love a happy ending? Website | Twitter | Facebook | Blog
When the uniform comes off, there’s no holding back. Jaycee Hanson has the best seat in the house in Psych 301. Right behind Tyler Johnson, ROTC captain and star of her erotic fantasies. But while lusting from afar, she’s come to one disappointing conclusion: He doesn’t seem to date outside his race. When an accidental touch near the end of class turns into an impromptu foot rub, the rest of her wet-noodle bones are willing to go anywhere Tyler leads. She just never expected to be led into the nearest stairwell. Tyler isn’t sure what to make of the smart, beautiful woman in his arms. If he’d had any idea Jaycee was interested in him, he would have made a move long ago. But each time he’s looked her way, she’s avoided his gaze. A blissful afternoon at his place seems the start of something special—until objections to their relationship arise from an unexpected source. And Jaycee starts to wonder if sizzling sexual chemistry is enough. This book has been previously published. Warning: Contains a semi-public quickie against a wall, impromptu picnics, and a hero who knows where to draw the line—and it’s not between him and his woman.
My least favorite word is horrific. It was used so often on 9/11 that no matter where it's now used it brings me back to that sad day.
(Marcy Shuler 9:07pm August 18, 2015)
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