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Update on The Bigfoot’s Mate
As quarantine ends here, I'm working through wrapping up writing The Bigfoot's Mate, including changing the cover.
Inspiration: The Bigfoot’s Mate
Reading research books helps understand a character, but sometimes finding a photo or artwork really makes them come alive.
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What Michael & Serion Did in the Pool
If you've read The Sea Monster's Mate, you might be curious about what Michael and Serion did in the pool while they were alone. Here's a free short story all about it!
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Book Birthday: The Sea Monster’s Mate
IT'S HERE IT'S HERE IT'S HERE IT'S HERE OMIGOSH
Inspiration: The Sea Monster’s Mate
What if Ursula from Disney's The Little Mermaid was male? And nicer and in love with a human and a really sweet dad? That's The Sea Monster's Mate.
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Erotic Romance Authors Do Research Too
It's not all animal-shaped dildos and how long a squid's penis is. Delaney Rain had to understand yachts, water submersion limits, and where to put an island.
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Making Monsters Sexy
How do you go about making things that go bump in the night seem sexy? By embracing the kinkiness of the monsters, of course!
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Making the Move to Write
Moving from reader to writer is a scary thing because everyone will judge what's only been in your head before now. Is it worth it?