V. Steele’s newest book How My Cowboy Loves Me will be released this Friday, April 3rd!
One of the most anticipated books in the Chasing Cowboys series is finally here
It will be available on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Smashwords, iTunes, and many more. Also look for it in paperback!
As I’ve been editing the 2nd book in the My Prodigy Trilogy, I’ve been enjoying working with Sebastian. In my mind he’s extraordinarily handsome and sexy. I can imagine him with dark hair and a chiseled chin. He has the deepest blue eyes that turn dark with desire when he looks at his lover. His accent is old english and has a sexy rasp.
When I finish book 3 I’ll be sad to say goodbye to Sebastian. He’s been a part of my life for several months, really almost a year. He may even show up on the back of one of the covers and maybe even here in a post. We’ll see about that really soon.
Do your characters ever become real to you? Do you catch yourself getting lost in your writing? I’m really bad about that, but I guess that makes it seem a little more real.
Hope all is well with everyone. Hopefully I’ll have the Christmas Cowboy Romance out by Thanksgiving. It’s going to be something new and will have a few surprises.
How’s your sex scene? Is it steamy or flat? Do you go into too much description or not enough? There’s nothing worse than reading a sex scene where you can tell the writer is uncomfortable with it.
To write a sex scene that ensnares the read you’ve got to be comfortable. If you read the scene again does it inspire you or just make you laugh. You’ve got to put some gusto in it if you want it to dialate the readers eyes. Don’t look like that, isn’t that what a reader of sexy romance wants.
With all the hoopla about BDSM and erotica if you can’t do a simple sex scene and get it right, then go read some examples and try again. Now if you write a cleaner romance then you may not want to add a huge heat level to it, but you still need to draw in the reader and add a little excitement.
When describing the sexual partners go into detail about their body. If he has washboard abs then say so. The reader needs to know what their imagining. It helps to enhance the experience. If your reader feels like they are there you’ve acheived your goal.
Don’t be embarassed. If you’re writing heated romance you’ve got to get over that part. You’re writing it for the reader to experience it. Don’t be afraid to try out the sex scene with your partner and then turn around and write it from experience. 😉 it helps, trust me…
Have a good time with your sex scene and enhance your sex life at home…
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