Kaylea Cross | DANGEROUS ATTRACTION (Box Set) 10 Award-winning, bestselling authors – 10 Hot Heroes – 10 Romantic Suspense Page Turners

With so many books to choose from it can be hard for a reader to find her/his new favorite author. So a few of us got together and put together a box set of material (9 full-size novels and a brand new Christmas novella from New York Times bestselling author, Rebecca York) for readers to sample at a great low price. Sexy, steamy heroes to heat you up and twisting plots to keep you turning the page until well after midnight!

***$0.99 until November 17th only***

(Rebecca York, Marie Astor, Patricia Rosemoor, Debra Burroughs, Sharon Hamilton, Toni Anderson, Lori Ryan, Dana Marton, Jill Sanders and Kaylea Cross)

The Business Of Sex: An Interview With Ten Hot Romantic Suspense Authors Of DANGEROUS ATTRACTION

Q: The market for romance novels is going strong, with readers craving everything from sweetheart romances to racy, erotica and anything in between. Do you think readers will ever get their fill of the romance genre?

Sharon Hamilton: Is this a trick question? Of course not. If anything, romance is selling more and more each year as the genres blend and new creative stories are being told, whetting readers' appetites.

Rebecca York: Of course not. Women crave stories where the heroine gets what she wants—a happy ending with a great guy.

Toni Anderson: I don't think so. As a reader I'm still hooked after 20 years (and more) of reading romance. The variety available today just ensures there's something for everyone.

Kaylea Cross: I don't think so—readers of romance love the genre. And come on, we all love happy endings!

Q: You each have different levels of heat in your books. Why did you choose to write at that level? Do you think you'll ever try a different heat level?

Debra Burroughs: My books are more intensely romantic than sweetheart, but not to the point of sex scenes. These are the types of books I enjoy reading and I have found that there is a whole segment of readers that are just like me. I believe I fill a certain niche, and I hear from readers all the time about how much they love my stories and the real, heart-fluttering romance in them. I don't ever see myself going to a hotter level. I don't think most of my fans would appreciate that.

Kaylea Cross: I write very spicy love scenes because I enjoy it, and also because it allows me to fully describe the experience for both the characters. I use my love scenes as plot and character development, not just for the sake of writing sex.

Marie Astor: I choose the level of intensity based on the characters' personalities, plot, and the level of heat that I enjoy as a reader. As a reader, I prefer sex scenes not to be overly graphic and to leave a little something to the imagination, and I generally follow the same principle in my writing. That being said, if I ever get an idea for a sex thriller or an erotic novel I might explore a whole new heat level.

Dana Marton: I choose the heat level to match my characters. DEATHSCAPE has love scenes, but they're not erotica. Ashley has been through so much, she really needed some sweet and tender loving. That's exactly what Jack gives her. I'm currently writing another book in the series, DEATHBLOW, where the hero is an ex football player, total jock, small town playboy kind of guy. The heat is on a whole different level.

Q: For those of you who write on the racier side of things, how do your family and friends feel about that?

Lori Ryan: I turn a little red in the face when my mother-in-law reads my books but she doesn't bat an eye. She just shrugs and says "I've read worse."

Jill Sanders: All of my family members totally support me. My husband works with me full time doing my website, all my book covers, and all my promo graphics. My teenage sons even help me with promotion items. My siblings are 100% behind me. My twin sister, Jody, has been my rock since the first day. She's the reason I put Finding Pride, my first book, up on Amazon a year ago. My older brother, Danny, even helped me edit my first two books, and he doesn't read romance. My father has sent me tons of books on how to write books and is very proud. Everyone else in my very large family has been great in supporting me, no matter the heat level I write, I know they will always be there.

Kaylea Cross: We don't talk about it much. They're supportive of what I do, but I write under a pen name for a reason. And I always joke that my DH is the head of research and development .

Q: Tell us about your favorite book in this boxed set (written by someone other than you!).

Toni Anderson: I'm a big fan of military romance and love Sharon Hamilton's FALLEN SEAL LEGACY. A hot hero and a psychopathic killer--what more could you want :)?

Lori Ryan: I love DEATHSCAPE by Dana Marton. I immediately connected with the heroine as a mother and felt the pain she must have been going through in the opening scenes. And the hero is to die for!

Dana Marton: I LOVE Jill Sander's SECRET GUARDIAN. Hot sex under a waterfall... What's not to love? Lol I really like fast-paced international intrigue, and Jill delivers.

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