Being an erotic romance author, I know a lot sex occurs in my books. Hello. I put it there. LOL
When a new book comes out, I always like to take a good hard look at exactly how much sex got in. Here are how the numbers fall for Leap of Faith, which you can buy here. :)
Sex scenes: 4
Shortest sex scene: 269 words
Longest sex scene: 1283 words
Sex percentage: 15%
Hmm. Only 15%.
Well, it's quality, not quantity, right?
Today's question: Have you ever skimmed over the sex scene in a book? Why? Answer in the comment section and you may win a free e-book from my backlist.
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Showing posts with label Questions. Show all posts
October 30, 2009
October 29, 2009
Leap of Faith Celebration - Day 4
The Incan civilization was grand. Although, I learned a lot researching for this story, I took some creative liberties, especially concerning the punishment for defiling a Sun Virgin. But hopefully the result justifies the tweaking of historical fact.I was going to make up a trivia quiz for today's blog entry, but saw that there are many perfectly good quizzes already out there. Why reinvent the wheel (which the Incans didn't have, by the way)?
Take this quiz if you want. If you'd like the chance to win a free e-book from my backlist, to to the comment section and let me know something you learned about the Incas that you didn't know before.
My score: 40% (How embarrassing!) The quiz was hard!
If you'd like to purchase the book in which those creative liberties were taken, go here. :)
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October 27, 2009
Leap of Faith Celebration - Day 2
Well, the Mad Libs thing was a roaring success.
But I shall blithely go forward.
In the course of revising Leap of Faith, which you can buy here, I found out that Peruvians like to eat guinea pigs. Roasted on a spit. I don't find this disgusting, like eating live baby octopi, but I don't know if I could ever taste guinea pig. Especially since they serve it still looking like a rodent. If it was like a McGuinea Pig Strip, I might try it, but otherwise...
Anyway, today's question is, would you try "cuy" as it's called in Peru? Answer the comment section and you might win a free e-book from my backlist.
But I shall blithely go forward.
In the course of revising Leap of Faith, which you can buy here, I found out that Peruvians like to eat guinea pigs. Roasted on a spit. I don't find this disgusting, like eating live baby octopi, but I don't know if I could ever taste guinea pig. Especially since they serve it still looking like a rodent. If it was like a McGuinea Pig Strip, I might try it, but otherwise...Anyway, today's question is, would you try "cuy" as it's called in Peru? Answer the comment section and you might win a free e-book from my backlist.
June 9, 2009
Summertiiiiiime!
Got plans for the summer? My one son is attending Show Choir Camp for two weeks. He auditioned and made it onto the intermediate boys and girls show choir at the high school, a group that sings and dances. My other son wants to take Health in summer school so he doesn't have to take it during the school year.There are no immediate plans to travel anywhere. We have week-long trip to Honolulu planned for January, so funds will be needed for that.
Do you have summer excursions lined up?
April 22, 2009
Promo Swag
Does free stuff make you want to buy the product? Many writers I know spend a lot of money on pens, pocket mirrors, emery boards, refrigerator magnets, bookmarks, etc. in order to promote their books. I wonder if it's worth it. Because, personally, I've only ever once bought a book because of something I got for free at a conference. Guess what that item was?A book.
Yep. The only thing that's prompted me to actually buy someone's book is another one of their books. None of that other stuff works with me.
What about you? Do bookmarks and the like move you to action?
April 8, 2009
Oxymoron?
I just read on the Passionate Ink website (an erotic romance writing organization I belong to) that one of its members got fourth place in a writing contest with her Christian Erotic entry. What are your feelings about Christian erotic romance? Can Christians enjoy sexually titilating reading material in good conscience? Why or why not? If they believe that God is the creator, then obviously God intended for sex to be pleasurable, even transcendant with someone you deeply love.
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