Monthly Archives: July 2011

“A Good News Day”

“A Good News Day” was originally posted on author, Al Boudreau’s site for Erotica in the Cage, a 24 hour writing competition. I didn’t win, but it was a great experience.

I’ve reposted here for your reading enjoyment.

Stay sexy,

eden

I was horny as I drove home after work. A scorcher of a day, it had been a real letdown not to see Jessica in the office. With Chelsea away for the weekend, I was looking forward to spending some time with the guys from the newsroom, but it was Jessica I really wanted to be with. She wrote the sex column for the paper, and I covered politics. We talked daily, and I found her openness and knowledge of the world to be a real turn-on. I loved Chelsea, but she didn’t always stimulate me mentally. On the few occasions she met my co-workers, she appeared a bit intimidated, though she and Jess seemed to get along fine.

Arriving home to find the elevator broken again, I dragged my ass up the four flights of stairs. By the time I reached our apartment, sweat was streaming down my face. When I opened the door, the scent of jasmine hit me. That was odd ­­as it was not Chelsea’s perfume. I didn’t think twice about it and kicked off my shoes in the middle of the living room. Without Chelsea at home for the weekend, I could at least let loose for a couple of days. As I entered the bedroom, I pulled off my T-shirt, flipped on the light, and was startled to see dark, long tresses peeking out from underneath the covers.

“Babe, what are you still doing here?” I asked.

“Well hello, sweet thing,” Jessica said as she rolled over and eyed me up and down.

“Jessica, what the…?” My heart began to race as the blood rushed to my loins. “What are you doing here? How the hell did you get in?”

She crawled out from under the covers wearing only a one-piece black negligee. The flimsy material couldn’t hide her full, round breasts nor the fact that she had nothing else on underneath.

“Surprise, Vince,” she purred, moving toward me, “I hope you’re happy to see me.”

I was suddenly aware I was shirtless as she traced her fingers across my damp chest, circling my nipples.

“Jess, how did you get in?”

“Details, details, you newsmen always need to know the facts. Isn’t it good enough that I’m here?”

“Yes, but…”

Jessica continued to stroke my chest. I couldn’t deny how sexy it felt to have her breasts pushed against me, but I wanted the details. I was a reporter after all, and I had to know the answers. How did she get in the apartment? Did Chelsea know about this? Was I being set up? My mind raced through all the possible scenarios until I felt Jess tugging at my belt, loosening the buckle.

“Come on Vince, you want me. I know you do.” Her breath was soft and hot near my ear.

“Jess, there’s no man on earth who wouldn’t want you, but Chelsea—”

“Forget about Chelsea. She’s not here, I am!”

Her words shook me out of my foggy state, and I backed away. “Jessica, I’m sorry. I’m not sure what you were thinking by coming here, but I can’t do this.”

“You can’t, or you won’t?” She stepped back and slid the thin straps of her negligee down her shoulders, allowing the delicate material to fall to the floor.

My jaw dropped as I stared at the beauty in front of me. Jessica cupped a breast in each hand and fondled herself, pulling on her nipples until they were long and hard. She moved to some imagined music, swaying her hips in an enticing dance, trailing her right hand down her stomach, and then lower toward her pussy… my god…her pussy. Puffy lips covered in wisps of dark hair could not conceal the slit that had already parted, its moisture an open invitation.

“Jess …” My mouth went dry.

“Look at me Vince, and tell me you don’t want me.” She moaned as she brazenly pleasured herself.

My cock strained against my pants as I wrestled with doing the right thing. Jessica was my fantasy girl, but Chelsea was my love. I couldn’t believe what I was about to say.

“Jess, I’m going to take a cold shower now. As much as I want you, and believe me, I do want you, I can’t. I’m sorry.”

Jessica’s expression suddenly changed to pouty disappointment. She bent over slowly, exposing her full ass cheeks and picked up her negligee. My cock was bursting as I watched her slip the garment back over her ample breasts.

“Fine, Vince. Go and take your cold shower.”

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I heard a door slam after I got in the shower and could tell Jess was not used to being rejected. It took several minutes of the water hitting my cock before my hard-on subsided. Jessica was unbelievably hot, and she had basically offered herself to me. What the fuck was I thinking by turning her down?

I stood under the cold shower until I was numb and then turned off the taps. As I finished toweling off, there was a knock on the door. Damn, Jess had not left after all. I wrapped the towel tightly around my waist and braced myself for a confrontation. When I swung open the door, Chelsea stood in front of me. She was naked and had a grin on her face.

“Hi honey,” she said.

“Jesus! Chelsea, when did you get home? I thought…” Then I saw her—Jessica in the background walking up behind Chelsea, herself naked, and wrapping an arm around my girlfriend’s waist. The two of them seemed like the best of friends, smiling and writhing their bodies against one other.

“Hi again, Vince,” Jess said.

I couldn’t believe my eyes. Was I dreaming? “Will somebody please tell me what’s going on?”

Chelsea planted her lips on mine and gave me a long, passionate kiss that sent shivers down my back. Jessica’s warm body was also pressed against me as she nibbled on my earlobe. I grabbed both women around their waists, moving my kisses from one to the other. I got confirmation I wasn’t dreaming when Chelsea ripped off my towel and pulled me toward the bed, leading me by my hard-on.

“I know we’ve been together nine years Vince, but I’ve still got a few tricks up my sleeve. Jess and I have been friends for awhile, and this is a fantasy of mine.”

“I had no idea,” I said as I positioned myself on my back while both women crawled into bed on either side of me. Where Jessica had round buxom breasts, Chelsea had smaller plum-shaped upturned ones. Her pussy was clean shaven and it looked more swollen now than I’d ever seen it.

“I was attracted to Jess,” Chelsea said, “but I had to know she wasn’t going to be a threat to our relationship. The fact that you could resist her proved it.”

Chelsea got up and positioned her pussy over my rock-hard cock, teasing me as she gyrated her hips just enough to allow the tip to touch her. I groaned with desire to feel more as Jess moved beside Chelsea, and they massaged each other’s breasts. The sight of two women kissing each other while one hovered over me was almost enough to make me unload right there. For a few agonizing moments, all I could do was watch until my cock disappeared inside Chelsea’s hot, wet cunt.

As Chelsea bounced on top of me, Jessica crawled up the bed and offered me her breasts. I grabbed them and buried my face in her cleavage, kissing her perfect mounds.

“So, Mr. Hardcore Newsman,” she said, “do you still need more details, or is this enough for now?”

She whimpered, and I sucked her erect nipples deep into my mouth. “I’m fine now,” I managed to say before she repositioned herself, straddling my chin with her knees on either side of my head, facing Chelsea as they reached out to touch each other’s breasts.

“Good,” Jessica said, “because I’m going to sit on your face now, and I don’t want to hear another word out of you.”

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Erotica in the Cage

24 hours to write a story based on a prompt – Sound easy?

Not when Al Boudreau writes it. (He looks sweet and innocent, doesn’t he?) 😉

Al’s Cage Matches are legendary events of blood, sweat, and tears. Now, spanking, gagging, and kilt-wearing cheerleaders have been introduced with the latest Erotica in the Cage.

My opponent Amelia James and I received our prompt Saturday at noon and have been writing furiously to get our stories in by the deadline.

Al’s previous cage matches for Thriller, Fantasy, and Horror have drawn in crowds, but this one could be a record breaker.

Both stories will be posted on Al’s site at 1 PM EST today. Drop by, read, and vote. The winner will get an interview with Al on his fabulous site.

Thanks Al, Amelia, and all the wonderful people who’ve cheered us on for this event!

Stay sexy,

eden

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Inside the Author’s Mind – Rachel Thompson

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Guest Blogger – Wren Emerson

This month’s guest blogger is Wren Emerson, an author whom I met while drinking at the Twitter bar for writers, also known as #pubwrite. It’s a wonderful place for authors to converge and chat, drink, and surprisingly, not get drunk. How fabulous is that?

I talked with Wren about writing which eventually led to this guest blog. Knowing Wren has a quirky sense of humor, I was really looking forward to her take on this month’s theme of “night.”  It’s a great post and I hope you enjoy it.

Please welcome the delightful Wren Emerson.

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For as long as I can remember I’ve had two minds about night.

On the one hand, there’s always been something so comforting and welcoming about a summer’s night. When I was little we spent a lot of time with my father’s mother. She enjoyed things like camping and fishing and she could usually be counted on to fall asleep early with cable on and I spent many nights as a child sitting in front of her open screen door while a puff of cool breeze brought a slightly rusty, slightly dusty sent through the old wire mesh. I’d watch cheesy horror flicks with commentary from whatever the theme was of that particular “Up All Night” show. All very positive and cherished memories that I still love to recall twenty years later.

But once the warm summer air gets a bite and it’s too cold to enjoy sitting in front of a breezy door, the darkness becomes a lot more sinister to me. Suddenly those movies I loved so much all summer long started to seem a lot scarier to me and staying up all night taking well meaning advantage of my grandma wasn’t nearly as fun because I was really too cold to enjoy it. All the fun summer activities I looked forward to all summer were off the table and winter just meant that it got dark hours earlier.

I’m in my early thirties now. I’m well past the point where I should still be scared of the dark. I’ll admit it, I used to flip the light switch beside my bedroom door and all but leap across the room and under the covers. And this until I was in my twenties. I haven’t done that trick in years, but I still have my own special quirks.

I won’t look in a mirror after dark if I’m alone in the bathroom. I know that as soon as the sun goes down, all bets are off. That’s when you see the spooky dead person in the mirror behind you or accidently summon a vengeful spirit who will kill you and everyone you love.

I don’t sleep without a blanket or sheet across my hips and butt. I have no idea why. I assume because I must think on a subconscious level that monsters dig the taste of girl-butt.

I try not to look around in the dark. I read once that there is a phenomena in which people wake up to a pressure on their chest and open their eyes to see an old woman sitting on them. It’s called Hag Syndrome or something like that. Since I’m pretty sure that would drive me completely bug crap insane, I don’t risk it.

I also haven’t outgrown the things I loved so much about summer nights. I still feel like I could walk for limitless miles as long as I have the hum of evening bugs as my soundtrack. The first hot nights of summer make me long for an adventure so fiercely that my chest actually aches from the yearning. I write less fiction, but I fill more journal pages with my hopes for the future and memories of the past.

After all this time I have to believe that my contradictory views of night are a fundamental part of who I am as a person. I assume that I’ll probably always cower under a pile of blankets all winter long or feel like I want to cry myself to sleep as I examine all the ways my life went wrong. But I’ve also been blessed to have my summer nights where I lay awake for hours just enjoying my life and remembering what it is that makes my life so very wonderful.

Thank you Eden for having me. I think it’s fitting that I wrote this post at night, during the summer, and that while I was writing I was grinning like a maniac as I thought about all the things that summer nights used to mean to me as a kid and all the things they mean to me now as an adult. I’m so glad to have had the chance to share that glimpse of me with your readers. Nothing makes me feel more blessed than to think about all the things I have in my life that are unique and wonderful and totally worth the sharing.

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All she ever wanted was a chance to settle down in one place.

Thistle Nettlebottom knows her life isn’t exactly normal. She travels the country with her secretive mother and bestselling author grandmother in a pink RV going from book signings to crazy research trips. She’s never been to public school or had a boyfriend, but she can pick a lock and hotwire a car. One day the phone rings and they set a course to a tiny town that’s not on any maps. Suddenly, Thistle finds her whole life changing.

She’s finally found the home she’s been searching for.

Thistle soon realizes that Desire isn’t like other towns and she’s not like other girls. The family she trusted has lied to her about everything her entire life and the things she doesn’t know about herself could cost her everything. Her legacy as one of the most powerful witches the town has ever seen has made her enemies that have been waiting patiently for a chance to destroy her. Thistle needs to learn to use her powers to protect herself before they succeed.

Be careful what you wish for.

Thistle has a power unique even among the magic wielding witches of Desire. She can wish things into existence. At first she enjoys the freedom of having everything her heart desires, but she soon realizes that her power comes at a terrible price. She’s losing her grip on her sanity at a time when she can’t afford any weakness. Her enemies are closing in quickly, but she might not have the strength to save herself.

I Wish… (The Witches of Desire) is available from:  

Amazon        Barnes and Noble

Wren Emerson was born on the mean streets of small town Kansas 30*mumble* years ago. She first put pen to paper at the tender age of 12 and wrote an epicly awful story. She then became publisher and editor in chief of a family newspaper which included articles written by indentured servants/siblings. It got rave reviews from all 8 members of her family.

Now in adulthood, Wren still enjoys bossing people around so she became overlord to a small army of minions; her true love, kids, a cat, and a dog. When she’s not plotting to form a dictatorship she writes. When she’s not writing, she plays video games, reads books, practices her iphoneography skills, and spends way too much time hanging out in #pubwrite on Twitter.

Connect with Wren on her blog and twitter. 

Thanks Wren for a wonderful post!  To my readers, please comment and share your thoughts about night.  What are some of your strongest memories about it?  Do you have any fears or rituals?

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Menage a Blog Wrap-Up

As many of you know, I was in a wonderful ménage a trois recently. Okay, don’t get too excited if you’re not sure of what I’m talking about!

The Tour de Force Menage a Blog sponsored by the Indie Book Collective featured 3 authors daily for 5 days. The goal was to get readers’ comments and give away free e-books and prizes, including a KINDLE! I was so happy to ménage with the talents of Jacquie Rogers and Theresa Ragan. 

Pick up their books! Both are currently in the TOP 10 bestsellers list!

                                                                
Thank you Jacquie and Theresa for being such fantastic ménage playmates! 

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As for me, I had over 1000 visitors to my blog on one day, gave away close to 200 copies of my erotic novel Fall into Winter, and now it’s become the:

 #1 bestselling erotica book

&

#1 bestselling anthology

&

#1 bestselling fiction book on Smashwords!  

This all happened in less than a week!

But I couldn’t have done it without some very important people – YOU!

You’re the readers, writers, and reviewers who’ve helped move my book to the top! So before I announce the winner of my Author Prize, I’d like to acknowledge the reviewers who wrote so beautifully about my book.

    Click on them ~ Follow them ~ Love them.  I do. 

     

      

Okay, now for the moment you’ve all been waiting for … the winner of my Author Prize containing ALL the following goodies:

* A personally signed copy of my book, Fall into Winter

* CD of my favorite music and those included in “Seduced by the Blues”

* DVD of Sunset Boulevard, the film mentioned in “Act Three”

* The fragrance Lovely worn by the heroine in “The Norwegian”

Story of O, the book mentioned in “The Austrian and the Asian”

* And the BONUS GIFT –  My favorite body butter by Pacifica

“Nerola Orange Blossom”  It’s delicious enough to eat!

Maestro…

And the winner is…

RUBY M from the USA

Ruby M has been contacted and is thrilled! Her package will be going out to her by the end of this week! Congratulations Ruby! 

Visit the Indie Book Collective to find out about the KINDLE winner over the next week.

I’d like to extend my deepest thanks to everyone who participated in the Ménage a Blog tour—from the stellar organizers to the readers and reviewers. It’s been a real pleasure, and my greatest hope is if you enjoy Fall into Winter, you’ll spread the word and find some time to post a review. 

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. 

eden

xoxox

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Musical Mondays – The Rolling Stones

“Let’s Spend the Night Together” concludes this month’s theme of “night,” and ironically, when the song was first performed in America on the Ed Sullivan Show, the word “night” could not be said on air.  Instead, they had to say “Let’s spend some time together.”

It’s hilarious watching Mick singing and rolling his eyes!  Enjoy the lovely Englishmen.

Stay sexy,

eden

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Interview with BookingIt

BookingIt is an independent reviewer site, and I first connected with Katie when I did the incredible Ménage A Blog which will conclude this weekend. Katie provided me with a positive review of my book—I got an “A,” WOOHOO!

She also asked if I’d like to be interviewed—one of her very first author interviews, in fact.  Well…I did it and she was a pro! The questions were fantastic, and I especially enjoyed her “lightning round.”  So much fun!

You can read my interview here. 

Enjoy and stay sexy,

Eden

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Inside the Author’s Mind – Sessha Batto

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I’m in a Menage with Two Babes!

 The contest is NOW CLOSED 

The Ménage a Blog Tour de Force is officially over.  It ended midnight last night. Thanks to everyone who commented to get a FREE copy of my erotic novel, Fall into Winter.  I appreciate all the visits to my blog, and it’s been a wonderful week of new and current readers showing support for which I’m so grateful.

I have sent out a FREE ebook to each commenter, and your name is entered for my author prize and Kindle. If, for whatever reason, you haven’t received an email from me, please contact me directly at:

eden [dot] baylee [at] rogers [dot] com

My sincerest gratitude to all,

eden

xoxox

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🙂 UPDATE: Sunday, July 24th 🙂

Today’s the LAST DAY to get my book, Fall into Winter for FREE. I’ve sent out close to 200 books over the last two days, and I’d gladly send out more! Comment here until midnight tonight and you’ll get your copy and be entered for my Author Prize and Kindle too. Don’t forget to comment on my sponsors’ sites too for additional chances to win! DO IT NOW before the contest closes! 

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🙂 UPDATE: Saturday, July 23rd 🙂

I’m still giving away Fall into Winter for FREE, so continue commenting! It’s not too late! Comment until July 24th, Sunday midnight.  Don’t forget to leave comments for my sponsors to increase your chances to win my AUTHOR PRIZE. As a BONUS, my reviewer Maxwell Cynn is also giving his erotic science fiction book, CybrGrrl for FREE to commenters until July 31st. It’s my favorite read this year, so I’d recommend you get it FREE by commenting on his site too!  Now GO GO GO, and comment away! 

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🙂 UPDATE: Friday, July 22nd 🙂

Thank you to everyone who commented yesterday! You are INCREDIBLE! If you were unable to leave a comment for some reason, no worries, it’s not too late! You can still comment until July 24th, Sunday midnight, for FREE ebooks and be eligible for my AUTHOR PRIZE  & KINDLE. Wheeeee!  Now, read all about it below!

If you’ve read my anthology Fall into Winter, you’ll know I have a story about a threesome.  Well, today, I’m writing about a different type of threesome—me with two sexy babes!

The Indie Book Collective is running their Tour de Force Menage a Blog featuring 3 authors daily. What do we want?

YOUR COMMENTS!

IT’S THAT SIMPLE!

I’m wooing you for comments against Jacquie Rogers and Theresa Ragan. Whoever gets the most comments from this blog tour moves on to the semi-finals.

3 AUTHORS ~ 3 BOOKS ~ 3 PRIZES

Prizes, you ask? What prizes?

Before I tell you about prizes, let me tell you about the sexy babes I’m up against.

First is the beautiful Theresa Ragan with her action-adventure called Finding Kate Huntley.

Blurb: During a vacation in the Caribbean, fifteen-year old Kate Huntley’s father, a prominent U.S. scientist, is murdered before her eyes. For the next ten years Kate grows up alone in Haiti, one of the most dangerous and poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere. Not a day goes by that she doesn’t think of her father. Kate pushes herself to become stronger, mentally and physically. Every day is a struggle for survival. And yet she lives for only one reason…revenge.

Next, we have the lovely Jacquie RogersHer novel is a western romance entitled Much Ado About Marshals.

Blurb: Daisy Gardner’s fondest desire is to be a lady detective, only her parents want her to marry a local rancher. To avoid this fate, Daisy forms a new scheme–to hire, then marry the town’s new marshal. She will be his partner in crime solving and have a husband as dedicated to absolute honesty as she is! With just one look at the dashingly handsome marshal, she knows he’s the right man for the job. But when her dream man turns out to be an imposter, can her heart override her need for truth and justice?

They sound fabulous, don’t they? 😉 Hold that thought while I tell you what you can win.

By commenting on my blog, you IMMEDIATELY WIN a copy of my e-book, Fall into Winter.  If you’ve read my book, comment on which story you liked the best, and if you haven’t read it, let me know which one sounds the most interesting to you.

So, here’s a bit about it.

Fall into Winter is a collection of four unique novellas.

“Seduced by the Blues” is about making music between an older woman and a younger man.

“Act Three” tells the tale of 1 woman, 2 men, a dungeon, and hot sex games.

“The Norwegian” is the story of a hot biathlete who rediscovers love.

“The Austrian and the Asian” is about lost love and second chances.

Hope the stories appeal to you. 😉

BUT WAIT …

THERE’S MORE …

By commenting on my blog, you’re also eligible to win my fabulous AUTHOR PRIZE.

Check it out!

* A personally signed copy of my book, Fall into Winter

* CD of my favorite music and those included in “Seduced by the Blues”

* DVD of Sunset Boulevard, the film mentioned in “Act Three”

* The fragrance Lovely worn by the heroine in “The Norwegian”

* Story of O, the book mentioned in “The Austrian and the Asian”

* BONUS GIFT which shall remain a secret until the winner is announced.

BUT WAIT …

THERE’S MORE …

You can increase your chances to win my AUTHOR PRIZE by visiting the reviewers of my book. These are wonderful authors and review sites who have written a review of Fall into Winter.

BETWEEN THE LINES , founded by author, LM Stull 

GEORGE PAPPAS , author of Monogamy Sucks

MAXWELL CYNN,  author of CybrGrrl

INDIGO SKYE, author of Her Captive Muse

BOOKINGIT, independent book reviewer

SATIN’S BOOKISH CORNER, independent book reviewer

Leave them comments too and you’ll be entered for 1 additional draw/reviewer for my AUTHOR PRIZE.  SIX more chances to win! Please include your email address in your comments  with them.

Pretty amazing, right? 😉

BUT WHOAH BABY…

THERE’S EVEN MORE!

AND IT’S NOT GINSU KNIVES!

By commenting on my blog, you’re also eligible to win … a Kindle – YOU HEARD ME – A KINDLE!  Every unique comment counts as an entry, so spread the word. Tell your friends and family! Heck, tell your enemies too!

NOW FOR THE BEST PART…

YOU CAN ALSO WIN FROM

JACQUIE & THERESA!

Hop over to BOTH JACQUIE’S blog  AND  THERESA’S blog  and LEAVE COMMENTS FOR THEM TOO! Do it NOW to win their ebooks, be eligible to win their author prizes, and further increase your chances to win a KINDLE!

While you’re at it, please hit on our book covers here and LIKE our Amazon pages, won’t you? It’s another way to show us you care! 😉

                                                             

The Ménage a Blog is about experiencing ALL the wonderful writers who are participating in this tour. If you’re just joining, don’t worry, you can still go back and comment on all the tour sites since Monday and win!  GO CHECK THEM OUT!  Each comment brings visibility to our books, and we are happy to give away FREE ebooks and prizes to do it!

Good luck to everyone, and THANK YOU SO MUCH for leaving a comment!

Stay sexy,

eden

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Book Trailer for Fall into Winter

I’d like to officially introduce my book trailer for Fall into Winter.  Yes, I do things a little backwards. My book launched in February, and it would’ve made sense to have one sooner, but I am SOOO happy I waited. Why? Because I connected with the über talented Rebecca Treadway.  She is an author of horror fiction, but she’s also an amazing artist, and she designed my trailer. I don’t want to tell you too much about her because she will be interviewed within the next few months on my INSIDE THE AUTHOR’S MIND series.

Until then, check out my video and Rebecca’s website, (www.atrtink.com).  She’s currently updating it and will have more content soon.

Hire this woman for your next book trailer or book cover! She’s professional, artistic, and has a keen eye for what works.

Enjoy,

eden

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Guest Blog at: Height of Eye

When Tim Queeney, one of the founders of the Height of Eye Information and News Universal Service (HEINUS) asked me to write a satirical piece for his online news blog, I jumped at the opportunity.

I’ve been a fan of Height of Eye for some time now, mainly because I’m a news junkie and love the silliness associated with real-life events.

Besides, I’ve always wanted to be SVP of something.  Thanks for the great intro, Tim!

Hope you enjoy my article entitled:

Canada promotes “physical encouragement” for workers

Stay sexy,

eden

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Menage a Blog begins TODAY!

Three authors a day will compete to woo readers with free ebooks and a chance to win a Kindle!

 Thursday, July 21st

I compete against:

 Jacquie Rogers, author of Much Ado about Marshals

and

Theresa Ragan, author of Finding Kate Huntley

Leave comments

Win prizes

Have fun!

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Musical Mondays – Wilson Pickett

In keeping with the “night” theme of July, here’s “In the Midnight Hour”—a song with some of the sexiest lyrics I know.

“…I’m gonna wait ’til the midnight hour
When there’s no one else around
I’m gonna take you girl and hold you
Do all things I told you
In the midnight hour…”

Enjoy, stay sexy,

Eden

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Inside the Author’s Mind – Al Boudreau

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Black Ink, White Paper

I’m thrilled to announce that I’ve been invited to join an author’s collective by my mentor and esteemed writer friend, Kate Austin.

You may recall I mentioned Kate in my blogs and interviews as the author who helped me through some tough times when I was trying to get published. I’ll never forget the words she told me on a day I was feeling particularly low. She said, “Sometimes persistence is even more important than talent, and you’ve got both.” With those words, I pushed forward, and the result was my book,  Fall into Winter.

Needless to say, I’m honored to be part of Black Ink, White Paper, a collective of eight other incredible authors. I’ll be blogging once a month, alternating between personal and writing topics.

Today is my first post as part of the group, and I invite you to hop over as I talk about some of my favorite things.

Enjoy, and stay sexy,

eden

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Join Me in a Pajama Party with Casey Sheridan

Today, I’m having a PJ party with one of my favorite erotica writers, the sensual Casey Sheridan.  I’ve interviewed Casey for Inside the Author’s Mind and read her  sexy book, Ruby Red Metallic. Buy it by hitting the book cover – very HOT!

I’m thrilled to have a sleepover with Casey. Please visit us in her bedroom for an intimate chat and admire our lovely cleavages 😉

Also, comment on Casey’s blog and you can win one of 2 books I’m giving away – personally signed!

Enoy,

Eden

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Guest Blog at: Soooz Says…Stuff

Soooz Says…Stuff is the wonderful site of, Suzannah Burke, author of the top selling memoir, Empty Chairs.

Today, I guest blog on her site as part of her July list of excellent writers on the topic of “The Relevance of Sex in Literature in 2011.”  You can read my article here.

Please hop over, read, comment, and join in the discussion. This is a controversial topic which has seen some very interesting and different viewpoints so far. For the complete schedule and to read posts you may have missed, go HERE.

Eden

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Musical Mondays – Bee Gees

The theme of “night” continues on my blog. I’ve loved the Bee Gees long before Saturday Night Fever ever came out, and I’ve replayed the soundtrack hundreds of times. Relive your disco youth with “Night Fever.”

Enjoy, stay sexy,

Eden

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Chatting with Casey Ryan of the “Cutting Room Floor”

Tomorrow, July 10th, I’ll be on a talk radio podcast at 12 PM EST called the CUTTING ROOM FLOOR.

The show is hosted by CASEY RYAN, a Montreal native (Yay, my hometown!) whom I was fortunate to connect with after he interviewed author friend, Jason McIntyre. You can listen to Jason’s interview HERE from May 21, 2011.

Although The Cutting Room Floor has built its reputation on interviewing filmmakers and entertainers, Casey is definitely branching out to the indie author community, which is very fortunate for authors indeed!

Casey considers himself a pop-culture addict, and his enthusiasm and knowledge come across in his interviews. He’s extremely diligent and generous with his guests.

Casey was recently interviewed himself by independent blogger, John Hoff III and at The Farthest Reaches. You can also find him on Twitter.  Learn more about this fascinating man behind the show.

I look forward to speaking with Casey about my book, Fall into Winter, and I hope you’ll be able to join us. Feel free to ask questions. 😉

Stay sexy,

Eden

Access the show here.

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Inside the Author’s Mind – Ryne Douglas Pearson

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