We all love him. You know the one โ the hero who likes to whisper things that
make both the reader and the heroine melt. He always knows the right thing to
say to set panties aflame, and heโs doesnโt hesitate to go the extra mile to
take you there. The man should really walk around with a warning attached to
him, because his heroine isnโt going to stand a chance once he starts talking.
Up until this point, Iโve only ogled him from afar in other authorsโ books. I
was
so sure I could never pull off that kind of thing without my hero
sounding like a fool. And then I met the hero of
MISTAKEN BY FATE, Garrett
Reaver. Heโs big and has a striking resemblance to a certain Norse god, and heโs
got a whole lot to sayโmost of it X-rated. Really, really X-rated.
Iโd be sitting there, writing, and suddenly things would start coming out of his
mouth that had me looking to open a window and get some cold air circulating.
Iโve always kind of laughed it off when people ask me how a character I created
can surprise
me, but Garrett did. The man has a downright
filthy
mouth.
I wish I could say thereโs a secret formula to pulling off a dirty talker
without sounding like youโre blushing cherry red while doing itโor, worse,
feeling and sounding awkwardโbut the truth is that it depends on the character.
If Iโd tried to force some of the things that Garrett said out of another heroโs
mouth, I would have failed horribly. But with him, it fit.
And, oh lordy, the book is a thousand times hotter because it does!
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