Title: I Burn For You
Series: The Edge
Author: Calista Fox
Publisher: Decadent Publishing Company, LLC
Release Date: August 11, 2012
Pages: 19
Buy Link: Amazon (Kindle)
Blurb:
Blurb:
There’s no telling
what will happen when Cupid sends his naughty muses to the mortal world to
spice up love lives, but one thing’s for sure—it’ll be H-O-T!
Kate Lindsey’s husband died four years ago, and while she
believes she’s finally ready to move on, she’s still sending out “Grieving
Widow” signals that keep men at bay. Until one stormy evening when the sexy man
she’s crossed paths with at the library shows up at her door.
Unbeknownst to Kate, Edward is one of the muses determined
to reignite a mortal’s passion, and he intends to give her one steamy night of
pure pleasure. Will Kate take the bait?
Guest Post
I loved the idea of writing one sizzling-hot scene that has
enough content around it to constitute a short story, without having to delve
deep into back story or drag out decisions to overcome obstacles and conflict.
So when I started reading Decadent Publishing’s The Edge Series, I brainstormed
my own series (Cupid’s Naughty Muses) that keeps in theme with the paranormal,
short read, but which delivers a sexy read in a small package. Five- to
seven-thousand words is, indeed, a quick romp!
In I Burn For You,
you won’t find the last four years’ of Kate’s struggle following her husband’s
death, but you will discover how it still impacts her. Along with the
opportunity she has to move forward with her life, if she’s brave enough to
rise to the occasion.
One of the best things about being a writer is that you
don’t always have to craft Diana Gabaldon-length novels in order to tell a
story. Sometimes, you can give readers a glimpse into a character’s life and share
a watershed moment that changes the character’s viewpoint and helps to open a
door for them. In short stories, that’s all that’s intended.
So while it’s difficult to dream up a couple of characters
you really like and only let them see the light of day for a brief period of
time, if they mean something to the author and her readers, they just might
show up in a longer book. I hope you enjoy Kate’s short, yet poignant journey.
If you’d like a chance to win a $20 Amazon gift card, leave
a comment and your email address and you’ll be entered! Follow my blog tour
through Oct. 19 for more chances to enter! (Dates and locations are on my
website at www.calistafox.com.)
Best,
Calista
www.calistafox.com
Arianne
Wow, consider me entered, JMKBuddy@yahoo.com. Good Luck with your tour and roll-out!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea!
ReplyDeletegood luck!
ReplyDeleteI love the premise of this story. It is on my TBR!
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I prefer to read long novels but short once are great specially if my previous long read was a disappointment.
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Look intense, but cool!
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Short stories are great since I don't have as much time to read as I'd like with a busy toddler. Thanks for sharing this steamy read
ReplyDeleteI feel the same way, except I don't have a toddler :D But yes, definitely enjoy shorts these days
ReplyDeletethe cover is pretty hot isn't it :D
ReplyDeleteif the book is super good and from my favorite author, I definitely enjoy long novels :D But if it is some kind of erotica, I do prefer it short and straight to the point
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