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Monday, August 29, 2011
Early Review for The Gift of Shayla
Here's a snippet of what the reviewer had to say:
"If this little short story doesn't roast your chestnuts, then check their expiration date. This is hottness squared...Ms. Walter's has a true gift for combining scorching erotica with deep emotion, and she uses that gift with a master's touch in this story. I just wanted to eat Adam up with a spoon, not that Rob was any less droolworthy, but a big sweet blonde will get me every time. If you haven't indulged in N.J.Walter's brand of erotica, The Gift of Shayla is the perfect starting place. If you're already a fan then you know what I'm preaching. This lady can flat write her butt off. This would be a terrific story to read by a cozy fire with a significant other while the elements rage outside. It is a guaranteed heart pumper."
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Friday, August 26, 2011
First Line Friday--Embracing Silence
Fog blanketed the outer city, wrapping it in dampness and filtering out what little light managed to penetrate from the moon and stars that hung in the night sky. The air was thick with the stench of garbage and human waste.
Anyone with any sense at all was inside, tucked away in whatever dubious shelter they could find. In a lawless land, even the criminals and killers weren’t out on such a night. It was just too dangerous.
A man in his position couldn’t be too careful.
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Scorpions - Rock You Like A Hurricane
This is the Scorpions 1984 song Rock You Like a Hurricane.
With Hurricane Irene making her presence known it made this song pop into my head. Everyone in the path of Irene--Stay Safe!
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
Two New Releases!
BLURB:
Spells, Secrets and Seductions, Book 2
Maggie O’Neill goes along with her two best friends’ candle-magick spell to summon a lover only because, well, they are her BFFs. She doesn’t really believe in this stuff. Yet the aftermath of the spell leaves her strangely hot and bothered, and then the dreams of a man start—and not just any man. Jed Bearson. Pity, since she’s sworn off men for the foreseeable future.
Jed, part-time deputy and painter, doesn’t tell many people that he has the ability to let his spirit travel outside his body. One night, despite his self-imposed rule to never invade anyone’s privacy, he follows an irresistible pull to Maggie’s bedside. He’s astounded to find her crying out his name in private pleasure. After months of giving her space, maybe it’s time to approach her.
Maggie and Jed’s first touch is lightning hot—and their passion is a thunderclap of erotic pleasure. But when Jed reveals he’s a spiritwalker, Maggie’s reaction is like a curtain of cold rain descending between them. Leaving him wondering what she’s afraid of. Magic? Him? Or of following her heart?
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Also releasing today is The Mammoth Book of Hot Romance, which contains my short story "Blind Date."
BLURB:
When her best friend sets her up on a blind date Audra Simmons is more than a little reluctant. She’s still trying to get over her break up with Tyson Brewer. It’s been eight long months since she’s seen him. She thought their relationship was headed somewhere special. Instead, it ended up in heartache.
She shows up at a local jazz bar for her “date” and is shocked to find it’s none other than her ex—Tyson. She thought she was over him, but it only takes one look for the passion to surge between them. He wants to talk. She wants a night of hot sex. This time, she’s going to be the one walking out the door.
But Tyson has a plan and it doesn’t include losing Audra for a second time.
Monday, August 22, 2011
A Very Special Day
Twenty four years ago today, I married a man who still makes me laugh and smile every single day. He challenges me to think and he makes every day an adventure. Every day I give thanks. I know how lucky I am to have found him.
We started the day with a walk and breakfast out. (We've never run out of things to talk about in all these years.) We'll probably go to an early movie this afternoon. It's all about spending the day together.
Have a wonderful Monday!
Friday, August 19, 2011
First Line Friday--Discovering Dani
Welcome to Friday! The first lines today are from Discovering Dani, the first book in my Jamesville series. The first meeting of the heroine and hero is a case of mistaken identity. :)
First Lines:
“Don’t just stand there, man, push!”
Dani O’Rourke flinched inwardly even as she stepped up to the beige Mercedes and placed her mitten-covered hands next to a large pair of leather-gloved hands on the cold, hard bumper. She shoved as hard as she could, while the car’s wheels spun crazily in the slush.
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Thursday, August 18, 2011
New Review for "Moon Magic"
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
I Need to Get Organized...
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Stefan's Salvation now in PRINT!
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Friday, August 12, 2011
First Line Friday--Stefan's Salvation
A vampire walked into a bar.
Stefan Dalakis smiled inwardly as he pulled open the weathered wooden door and walked into the dimly lit bar, leaving the dark of night behind him. It amused him to wonder what the patrons would think if they only knew what walked among them.
But there was no joke to follow the opening line.
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
Another 4 Star Review!
Here's a snippet of what reviewer, Wendy Mitchell, has to say:
"N.J. Walters always delivers on quality erotica with a good romance to back it up. MacNamara’s Lady continues that fine tradition. Both Missy and T.S. are characters from previous books, but just in case the reader is a novice to Ms. Walter’s works, both characters are exquisitely fleshed out (pun intended) in MacNamara’s Lady. The sexual tension between Missy and T.S. sizzles on the page. Their reluctance to further explore their feelings builds the tension to an agonizing degree until it finally erupts in an explosion of sexual fireworks. I always like the fact that Ms. Walter’s heroines are strong, independent women. Missy almost carries this a bit too far, but pulls it off in the end. T.S. is a self-made man that does the title hero proud. It would indeed be a shame for fans of good romantic erotica to miss this latest example of a master at her craft."
You can find the entire review on the latest JERR newsletter.
Monday, August 08, 2011
4 Stars for MacNamara's Lady
Here's a snippet of what reviewer, Chris, has to say:
"A very intense read at times, full of emotion and sex that will melt your toes. A good addition to the series."
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The Writing Life
Sunday, August 07, 2011
God grant me the serenity...
God grant me the serenity
to accept the things I cannot change;
courage to change the things I can;
and wisdom to know the difference.
I find myself using it often these days with regards to the weather. I've officially decided that summer has passed us by this year. Since the first of June I think we might have had seven days with no rain. While most of the world has been caught in a heat wave, I've been living in the land of rain and drizzle.
Now, I know many of you will say I'm lucky not to have had to deal with the heat. But, imagine having six months of winter, followed by one month of so/so spring and two solid months of rain, drizzle and cold. It's enough to get anyone down.
But I've decided to embrace the coming autumn and hope for some nice crisp, sunny fall weather. Hubby and I tried out a new coffee shop this morning and I had a rich, creamy hot chocolate. And, yes, it is cold enough for hot chocolate. The temperature was around 48 degree farenheit and the winds were from the northeast.
So, here's to the summer that never was. I'll consider it a bonus if you shine in our direction for a few days this month. (So far in the first seven days we've seen one day of sunshine and the rest has been rain.)
In the meantime, bring on the fall with all her glory. I know, I'm more than ready for a change of seasons. Have a fabulous Sunday!
Friday, August 05, 2011
First Line Friday
First Lines:
She could feel the eyes watching her as she ambled down the sidewalk. The street looked deserted, but Alexandra Riley wasn’t fooled by appearances. She’d grown up in Chicago, and although this was a working-class neighborhood, she knew the walls and alleys had eyes and ears.