The
key to insatiability…
Mr.
Insatiable by Serenity Woods
Hi
and thank you so much for hosting me on your blog today!
Mr. Insatiable releases this week from Lyrical Press. It’s a sexy contemporary
romance with lots of sizzle, set against the exotic cities of Auckland ,
New Zealand and Beijing , China .
As
the title and cover implies, the focus of the story is the hero, Kit Fawkes, a
sexy, slightly kinky, fun guy who knows his way around the bedroom. Enya’s
always considered him off limits because, well, firstly he’s her brother’s best
mate, and secondly he wants kids, and she can’t have them, so she knows they
can’t have a future. But when fate conspires to bring them together on the
evening of her brother’s wedding, she finds she can’t say no, and so begins the
heated affair they’ve been heading toward since the day they first met.
Sexy
romances are certainly popular at the moment following the success of Fifty
Shades, Bared to You and other erotic romance authors. There’s lots of choice
out there. So why should you spend your hard-earned money on one of my books?
As
a writer, it’s difficult to be different. Especially when readers state time
and again that they love the favourite themes like friends to lovers and
brother’s best mate, and in this sense Mr.
Insatiable follows these tried and tested tropes. But all I can say is that
I write from the heart. I like my romances packed with lots of sexy scenes and
heaps of emotion. My heroines are fun, independent and feisty, my heroes
gorgeous, slightly alpha in that they know what they want and they’re not
afraid to go and get it, but they’re also beta-nice, kind and gentle, and
they’d do absolutely anything for the heroine.
And
in the end, that’s what I think is the key for any successful romance—that when
the heroine walks into the room, the hero has eyes for no other woman, and from
that moment on, he’s determined to have her.
And
here’s a little excerpt to illustrate how just how insatiable Mr. Insatiable really is…
Her heart hammered as she swallowed a large gulp of the whisky. “Are you
normally this bossy in bed too?”
“Yep. I’m very demanding.”
“Oh.”
“I’m not a missionary position, lights out kind of guy.”
She took another swallow of the amber liquid. It sounded as if she was
going to need it. “I’m beginning to understand that.”
She’d thought she understood why women found Kit so attractive. He was
handsome with a great body to match, charming, funny, kind. She’d always
thought him sexy, but had never analyzed why. His girlfriends had sometimes
talked about how much he liked sex, and she’d occasionally watched him with a
girl, seen him turn on the charm, touch them, whisper things in their ear that
made them giggle and blush. But she’d never experienced it herself. He’d always
been more likely to pull her hair than stroke it, and his endearments had never
extended to calling her anything more than ‘Celt,’ which had been about as sexy
as Tristan calling her ‘shrimp.’
But now...his eyes held a deep, dark desire she’d never seen a man
harbor for her before. It thrilled her and scared her equally. No, not
scared--she would never be frightened of Kit. But she was apprehensive. She
wanted him so much, but this was territory she’d never explored before, and she
was nervous about starting out on this journey. Last time she hadn’t been
nervous because she didn’t know what to expect. This time...she knew what he
was like in bed, how he made her feel. How much better could it get?
I’m not going to hold back, he’d said. I’ll want you every which way, as often as I can manage
it. The thought of his words made her panties grow damp with desire. How
many ways are there? How many times can he manage it?
He was watching her, tapping his fingers impatiently on the windowsill,
so she finished off her drink, the whisky burning its way to her stomach.
Immediately he stood, holding out his hand to her. She took it, allowing him
lead her out of the bar and through the foyer to the elevators.
He pressed the button, and they waited silently. Could he hear her heart
hammering against her ribs? He laced his fingers with hers, and she looked down
at them. If I agree to this, it won’t be as your friend. I’ll agree because
I want you... He wanted her. She shivered, saw him smile, and knew he’d
noticed.
The doors pinged and opened, and Kit led her inside, sliding his room
key through the slot and pressing their floor number. The doors slid closed and
the elevator ascended with a slight jolt.
Immediately, before she said a word, he turned and slid a hand behind
her head, pulling her toward him and crushed his mouth to hers with a
mind-blowing kiss. She gasped as he pushed her back to the wall of the
elevator, but he didn’t stop, instead taking the opportunity of her open mouth
to plunge his tongue inside, his free hand pulling her hips to his so she felt
his eager erection.
She could barely breathe, but she was so turned on, she didn’t care
overmuch. She gripped the railing that ran at hip-height around the elevator
with both hands, steadying herself as her head spun, moaning as he pushed his
erection against her soft mound, arousing her as he moved his hips against
hers. She’d never felt like this before. She was going to explode.
Literally--she’d be the first incident of spontaneous combustion since the
Middle Ages. Scientists would investigate her smoking shoes for years
afterwards.
Lyrical Press are offering a free copy of Mr. Insatiable to one reader. Leave a
comment below and tell me, do you like the tried and tested tropes like
friends-to-lovers? Or are you tired of these old themes?
Serenity x
5 comments:
I don't like... I LOVE the tried and tested tropes like friends-to-lovers! I don't think I'll ever get tired of these old themes... there are so many creative ways to make it new and different.
I completely agree with your key for any successful romance, Serenity!
yadkny@hotmail.com
No i never tired of themes like friends-to lover.. i think it depends on the writers how to write on the books.
thanks for the giveaway, im laugh when i read the warning " please read with AC on. :D
laniwaticecilia952(at)gmail(dot)com
I love the friends to lovers. Thanks for the giveaway. Please enter me. Tore923@aol.com
I enjoy the tried and true. Friends to Lovers is one of my most favorites. Thanks for the information on the book. lisagk(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love all the old tried and tested tropes especially if there's been a creative spin on them, friends to lovers being my absolute favorite. Thanks for the giveaway.
e.balinski(at)att(dot)net
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