Where does a story begin? Sometimes it is a scene that sparks the
imagination or perhaps it is a character you hear talking in your head
who wants his or her voice heard for validation and to become alive.
In Tied To Passion, it began with a simple question: what would it
take to get an ordinary person to write erotica and sell it for money?
From this very question, which probably occurred while walking through
the Village one spring day, came the character of Rodney.
Rodney is in love with himself. Who wouldn’t be? After all, he comes
from money, lives in a penthouse suite, is charismatic, well mannered,
and is an up-and-coming writer living off the largess of his parents.
Add to this his good physique, and Rodney knows he is a catch many
women want.
His editor, Celene, isn’t going to let him get off the hook that
easily. She wants him to work for his name, not live on borrowed fame,
and she intends to make him earn every cent her publishing house gives
him in ways he never thought his contract entailed. Sure Rodney is
attracted to Celene, but until today he never realized she was a
kissing cousin of the devil with her red lips, short skirt, and wicked
intelligence set on taking him down so she can put him back together
into her own pet writer working at her whim.
As the two face off, Rodney is no match for her ensnaring plot and he
falls prey to her conniving ways, agreeing to write short erotic
stories for the publishing companie’s new line of erotica. But what
neither is prepared for is the writing process.
Rodney’s research turns into real-world play and his stories take on a
life of their own. Pandora’s box is opened and Rodney will no longer
play nicely and go back inside, and now his eyes are set on Celene.
Which one will win and get to enslave the other, or will both become
tied to passion and find their hearts on the line too?
By day a librarian, by night an erotic writer, wishing there was a
purple cape to wear while I write, because it feels like I am covert
librarian writing the very material my library would never carry. I
have been married for fifteen years to the person of my dreams which
is probably why I write erotica; I want to get her turned on mentally
and physically. The odd thing about our marriage is that we both are
transgendered. When we got married we were in different bodies with
different genders. Talk about your odd marriage, but the changes we
went through and the experiences garnered infiltrate and affect my
writing, giving me an intriguing view on what women and men experience
at the height of erotic tension and passion.
Links:
Tied To Passion
http://shop.renebooks.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=THOMPSONAR-01Take Bi Love
http://shop.renebooks.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=THOMPSONAR-02Scheherezade’s Gift coming soon
Erotic Romance-
http://amberrosethompson.wordpress.com/Facebook- Amber Rose Thompson Erotic, BDSM Romance Writer (Page) and
Amber Rose Thompson Erotic Romance Novels (Group)
Twitter- BDSMErotica
