Author Interview with Savannah Chase - Erotic Romance

Tonya and Brenda chat with Savannah Chase over coffee and scones at Sweet Delights, a bakery in Toronto; setting for Savannah's upcoming release "Taste of Passion". 

Join us as Savannah shares a bit about "Taste of Passion" and future projects. Be sure to order a sweet and a beverage to your liking...pssst, they're on the house.

Savannah Chase

Satisfy Your Desire..Indulge The Temptation

 

Naughty Reader’s: Hi Savannah! Thanks for inviting us to this quaint little bakery. Now that we've orderd please tell us a bit about yourself  that our readers might not know.

Savannah: So here is my little bio for those of you who don’t know me…

Savannah writes erotica, and she writes romance. Whether you want sweaty sex or sweet romance, she’s written just the thing for you.

Savannah Chase started putting pen to paper as a young schoolgirl. Music inspired her to write lyrics, which eventually turned into stories. Her stories have gotten better, longer and so much more erotic as the years passed. She’s a hopeless romantic who believes that everyone has a soul mate. Savannah is a member of the Romance Writers of America, Toronto Romance Writers, and Erotic Authors Association. She’s currently published with multiple houses, and has won numerous awards for her books. Her current residence is in Canada.

As for something that readers might now know about me…Hmm..Well I have revealed so much throughout the years. One thing is I have a bucket list of all the things I would love to do in this lifetime. One of the things on my list is to travel the globe.

Naughty Reader’s: What made you want to become a writer?

Savannah: I’ve always loved to write. This was the form of expression that I found the easiest. I could tell the world how I felt by writing stories, poems and such. I just always had a passion for words.

Naughty Reader’s: Please share a bit about your new release Taste of Passion without giving away any spoilers.

Savannah: Taste of Passion isn’t out yet but will be coming out December 3, 2012 from Rebel Ink Press. It is a re release of a previously released novella. It’s been reworked, reedited and tons of hot storyline and heat has been added on.

Bakery owner Valentine Benington’s day just went from the best of her life to the worst. Toronto Tribune reviewer, David Fraser, shows up for a review just after a fire comes close to destroying her kitchen. After David’s last assignment, which ended with food poisoning, it’s not the best of starts, especially since the job is a last-minute thing. He doesn’t expect to run into a woman from his past. First looks can be deceiving. The food isn’t the only thing on the menu he’d like to taste. When these two get baking, the flames from the oven aren’t the only thing setting the kitchen on fire.

For more about Taste of Passion stop by http://savannahchase.com/bookshelf/taste-of-passion

Naughty Reader’s: Wow, hot cover...tssss. What types of hero or heroine do you like best?

Savannah: I love heroes and heroines that are real. Someone you can fall in love with and relate to. They are strong but at the same time there is a fragile aspect to them. Something that shows you that they are not perfect.

Naughty Reader’s: Tell us about a typical day in your life as a writer.

Savannah: My days are pretty simple. Work, run errands and write when I get home. I also do a lot of research outings so that keeps me going. I tend to also write a lot in the middle of the night. My muse seems to kick in at the times when I want to sleep.

Naughty Reader’s: Do your books have a common theme or are they all different?

Savannah: I think the only thing that connects my books is the fact that they are erotic romance, but other than that they are all very different. I love all genres and get inspired to write anything and everything. I’ve recently even started to write erotic horror.

Naughty Reader’s: How long does it take you to write and then edit a story?

Savannah: It all depends on the book. I’ve had times where the story came to me and flowed through my fingers onto the computer so quickly I was done a first draft within a week. I’ve also had books that have taken me two years to work on.

Naughty Reader’s: Do you have to be alone to write?

Savannah: Nope. I can write anywhere as long as I have my music with me I can tune out the world and get lost in my story that I’m working on.

Naughty Reader’s: How do you go about naming characters?

Savannah: Weirdly names are the first thing that comes to me and then the story unfolds. With the ones where the names come later they seem to name themselves. The name just comes to me. In between books I also get names that randomly pop into my head and I write them down for future use. 

Naughty Reader’s: Is it easier to write about the characters if you find pictures of them before you write or do you write then find character pictures?

Savannah: It has been rare that I have started to write a character and had a photo of them. For me it is usually write them and then try to find the picture to match what I picture in my head. I think having a photo does make it more real and fun because you have a reference to look at.

Naughty Reader’s: How do you pick locations for your stories?

Savannah: Lately I’ve been keeping my locations here in Toronto. I know a lot of books are set in the U.S but I want to show a bit more love to Canada since I live here. I think with other locations the story seems to just take me there. I see the plot like a little mini movie and the location seems to reveal itself that way. 

Naughty Reader’s: What are you working on now and what should readers be looking forward to from you in the future?

Savannah: Currently I’m working on many projects but the main one I’m focusing on is a series inspired by a mixed martial arts fighter by the name of Alex Ricci. He's truly one amazing guy who is devoted and very passionate about being a fighter.

In the last week my project was announced to the world in a press release that readers can check out here on yahoo news.

I’m also working on a series where I will be selecting real life couples who will inspire the hero and heroine in the stories I write for it. This will be done next month at a very special event called Fantasies which will be hosted by Hollie Blue.com (http://hollieblue.com)

Naughty Reader’s: Thank you for chatting with us, Savannah. Where can readers find out more about you and your books? 

Savannah: I’m pretty much all over the net on different sites but these are the main pages you can find me on. And Readers check out my contest below.

Official Site /  Blog  /  Twitter /  Facebook /  Amazon /  Goodreads /  Facebook Fan Page / Pinterest / Current Books

 

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Author Delaney Rhodes, Celtic Steel and Vampire Dental Series

Delaney Rhodes
Paranormal and Historical Romance Author

     Of Irish and English descent, Romance Author Delaney Rhodes is a native Texan from birth. She is a Graduate with double Majors from The University of Houston, in Law and Writing. She has two teenage daughters, and is married to an entrepreneurial Husband. Three of her favorite people, are her three rescued Russian Blue cats; Sebastian, Sasha, and Sissy. The family would not be complete without “13″, an adopted Bearded Dragon.
      Together they live life at a fast pace, enjoying each other and striving to help the world become a better place. Besides her writing and family – Ms. Rhodes is active in many charitable organizations that benefit animals and children, both through volunteering and fundraising.
    Ms. Rhodes’ writing was prompted and inspired by many hours of research and study into her Irish and Celtic family lineage and heritage. Many of the stories you will find in the chapters of her writings were birthed while striving to connect with those that had walked these paths and lived before her.

Naughty Reader’s: Readers, thank you for joining us as we chat with the gorgeous Delaney Rhodes! Delaney, welcome to our Boudoir! Tell us a bit about yourself .

Delaney: I’m technologically challenged. My husband laughs, because without him, I’d never be able to operate the television. Someone still needs to explain to me why every TV we have in the house needs four controllers.

And – I hate, I mean – really abhor - reality television. Where have all the writers gone? There is no creativity in poking cameras in people’s faces and calling it art. I just don’t get it.

Naughty Reader’s: What made you want to become a writer?

Delaney: It sort ‘a happened by accident'. I am a vivid dreamer and one day I decided to start keeping a dream journal. It spiraled out of control from there…lol.

Naughty Reader’s: Do you write under a pen name?

Delaney: Yes, Delaney Rhodes is a pen name. I have teenage daughters and they would be mortified if their friends knew I wrote romance novels.

Naughty Reader’s: Pen names also work well for those who want to maintain more privacy and I don't think readers mind at all. What types of hero or heroine do you like best?

Delaney: Everyone loves a hero, but I appreciate when characters are also presented as real people, or individuals with flaws or some sort of challenge they need to overcome.  Encouragement is in short supply now-a-days, and if we can find it, even in unusual places, it can be miraculous for our psyche.

Naughty Reader’s:  A great way for readers to know more about what we do is for them to see us as we work. Tell us about a typical day in your life as a writer.

Delaney: It all starts with me waking up and wrangling my three cats and senior Chihuahua. My daughter calls them the ‘insane cat posse’. Getting a ninth grader off to school is the next order of business, as is helping my husband get his day started. After I finish some accounting tasks for my husband’s business, I surf the internet for a while. I will answer emails, check in with Facebook to see what’s happening with me and then I usually read whatever’s on my Kindle that week. After reading for a while, my creativity opens up and I am ready to jot down some thoughts. If I’m lucky, they’re coherent and turn into a narrative for a book.

Naughty Reader’s: Please share a bit about your new release without giving away any spoilers.

Delaney:  It’s due out in a few weeks and it’s called, Vampire Dental, Veneers.  It’s the first in a series of short novellas set in modern day, Houston, Texas, my hometown. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and all net proceeds from the sale of this title will go to a fund set up for my Aunt Ruby who is currently fighting the fight.

Naughty Reader’s: Do your books have a common theme or are they all different?

Delaney: My series, Celtic Steel, follows a theme and is a paranormal historical romance series set in 15th century Celtic Ireland, which centers around three clans and their adventures.  I think I have some messages in this series that the reader can appreciate. Love, forgiveness, redemption and the knowledge that things aren’t always as they appear at first would definitely be themes of my writing. 

Naughty Reader’s:  (Tonya) I do love a great historical romance that takes me back in time. *happy sigh* How long does it take you to write and then edit a story?

Delaney: Good question. It really depends on the work. I tend to let the story flow through me for as long as it’s coming, and then spend more time perfecting it and editing. If I look at the chapters in my books as a “story”, then not, too, long. I usually finished two to four chapters in a week or two.

Naughty Reader’s:  That's a great pace to maintain! Do you have to be alone to write?

Delaney: Definitely. I can’t have interruptions or the creativity stops. Of course, that doesn’t apply to my cats, they are always with me. Whispering in my ear – I think – but I have no proof…lol.

Naughty Reader’s: How do you go about naming characters?

Delaney: In my Celtic Steel series, I’ve tried to remain as true to ancient Celtic or Irish names as possible, doing research to name my characters. In my new series, Vampire Dental, I’ve used names of people I know, either friends, or people in my family.

Naughty Reader’s: Is it easier to write about the characters if you find pictures of them before you write or do you write then find character pictures?

Delaney: I’ve never tried to match up my characters with pictures of random people I find. I’ve seen that happen by author’s I’ve read, and then totally lost my story ‘mojo’ reading their book, or it has completely changed my opinion of the character. I think as writers, our job is to create a vision for our readers, and then let them build around it.

Naughty Reader’s: How do you pick locations for your stories?

Delaney: My Celtic Steel Series happened as a result of my research into my family heritage and the fact that my great grandfather was from County Mayo in Ireland. My Vampire Dental series is based in the great city of Houston, Texas – my hometown.

Naughty Reader’s: What are you working on now and what should readers be looking forward to from you il the future?

Delaney: I’m working on my Vampire Dental series, which is a fore into the YA, paranormal and vampire genre. Most importantly, the first book in the series is being launched during Breast Cancer Awareness month and all net proceeds are going to a fund to help my Aunt Ruby who is currently battling breast cancer. It should release in a couple weeks.

Naughty Reader’s: Delaney, good luck on the release and may the sales help with the fund! Readers, we hope you're taking notes here and book marking sites! Where can readers find out more about you and your books?

Delaney: My site links are:

 My Web site 

Blog

Twitter @Delaney_Rhodes

Facebook Fan page 

Goodreads

Celtic Storms, Book 1 in the Celtic Steel Series - Amazon

Celtic, Book 2 in the Celtic Steel Series - Amazon

Celtic Skies, Book 3 in the Celtic Steel Series - Amazon

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Excerpt: Celtic Skies

Shiant Islands, Scotland

April, 1458

     She was beautiful when she was angry, and she was more than beautiful today. Aisling McTavish had broken every single piece of fine pottery and glassware her nimble hands could grasp. As it stood, the finery hutch was bare, as was the large oak dining table. The walls were nearly blank as well, and all of the servants had escaped a safe distance away, hiding behind the brocade curtains which veiled the dining area from the kitchens.

     Not one given to dramatics, Flynn simply sat down on the bench, hands in hair, elbows on knees—and sighed. “Aisling, I know this is no’ what ye wished for, me luv…” he started.

     “Oh, ye don’t!” she screeched. “Ye don’t get to pretend ye dinna’ know this was a’ coming, Flynn Montgomery!” Long blond hair whipped through the air and slapped him in the face. She turned to exit the room, but stopped abruptly. Flynn heard the tell-tale sound of Aisling’s leather slippers scooting backwards into the dining hall, and he looked up just in time to catch his father’s pale green eyes.

     Farrell Montgomery held even less patience for female theatrics than his son. Farrell was indeed a giant of a man, and he was typically short on patience. Brawny and gruff, he had an attractive charming quality that vanished the second he opened his tightly pinched mouth.

     “Why Farrell, ’tis so nice to see ye on such a bonny day as this,” started Aisling toward her future father-in-law.

     “Aisling, what is all this fuss about? What has happened to my dear wife’s, God rest her soul, play-pretty plates and pottery?” he growled as he surveyed the chaos in the dining hall. Clutching Aisling about her shoulders, he lifted her off the ground nearly two feet, and she hung limply like a rag doll before him, all blond hair and blue eyes.

     “Da!” shouted Flynn. “Da— ye must put her down, this instance.” Grabbing Aisling by the hand, Flynn led her to a nearby stool and reprimanded her with his eyes before turning to his father.

     “Da, I was jest explainin’ the situation to Aisling, and she is no’ taking the news verra well,” said Flynn, resting his hands on his hips as he looked up to his father. Nearly four inches more than six feet tall, there weren’t many people that Flynn Montgomery had to look up to. Except for Farrell, who had a good two inches on his eldest and only son.

     “Aye, what o’ the situation?” asked Farrell.

l     “I’ll tell ye!” shouted Aisling standing up in feigned courage, sticking her nose in the air. “When Flynn and I were handfasted last Bealtaine, ’twas with the understandin’ that we would reside here, on the island, after our wedding.”

     “And what o’ it?” growled Farrell.

     “Well, yer son here has been tellin’ me that we are to move to Ireland, and I am no’ goin’!”

$nbsp;    “Is that so?” asked Farrell nonchalantly.

     “Why, aye ’tis,” she responded calmly.

     “I see,” he replied grabbing a flask from his belt and taking a long swig of sour Scottish whiskey. “And pray tell how do ye intend to repay the bride price we have given yer family?”

     Aisling’s face grew red and she broke out in a cold sweat. “What do ye mean a bride price? There was nay bride price given for me!” she screamed.

     “Aye, there was,” interrupted Flynn. “A considerable one at that,” he said as he shook his head.

     “As I see it,” Farrell broke in, “ye would owe us a great deal o’ coin should the marriage fall through. T’would be most unfortunate, indeed.”

     Aisling balled her hands into fists and clenched her teeth. “I was bought like a common whore?” she shouted towards Flynn.

     “More like a common horse,” Farrell replied between chuckles. “Aisling me dear, we paid a fair bride price for ye, and ye ken that me son, Flynn, is more than suited for ye. He is, after all, a nobleman’s son,” he smirked.

     “A noblemon, me lily white arse,” she retorted. 

     “Ye see,” said Farrell pointing to his son. “The MacTavish’s were more than well compensated for their troubles. They’ve only dealt with this little minx for goin' on—what now—how ole’ are ye, Aisling?” he paused. “Oh that’s right, goin' on nigh to twenty-two summers I ’spose now. Some might say yer a spinster dear. Much too ole’ for Flynn, with him being nearly thirty summers, but we couldna’ talk him out outa’ it; although his mathair and I sure tried.”

     Aisling flung the last tray from the dining table, and it struck Farrell solidly in the chest—leaving a heap of dried fruit and bread in its wake. Positioning himself between his betrothed and his father, Flynn grasped them both by the shoulders and grew oddly quiet.

     “Aisling, ye accepted me proposal o’ marriage, this business about the business o’ marriage contracts does no’ matter; its no’ between us—’tis between our families. I am leavin’ on the Sarysin on the morrow. I’ve a commission to fulfill. I am to be the new chieftan o’ the O’Malley clan forces. It’s an honorable and prestigious position—I should think ye would be happy to be a lady about the manor.”

Aisling’s eyes grew wide, and the anticipation of wealth and status washed across her face. She never was good at holding her ideas, Flynn thought to himself. Farrell snorted and Aisling blushed.

He continued, “I’m leavin’ at first light. ’Twill be nigh on a fortnight a’fore I reach me cousin’s clan, as we are stoppin’ at two ports with merchandise. I’ll give ye two fortnights to join me there. Da can get ye on a galley goin’ that way without any stops. If ye don’t arrive in two fortnights, the marriage is off. Do ye ken what I’m sayin’?” he asked her.

She nodded as tears welled in her eyes.

     “Da, if she doesna’ make it to the galley in timeto’morra, ye can speak with her family about either  makin’ arrangements to get her there, or gettin’ yer money back for the bride price. At any rate, I’ll expect word to arrive by the time I get there.”

     “I want more,” the elder Montgomery grumbled.

     “Ye want more than the bride price?” Aisling asked. “For what—yer troubles in dealing with the likes o’ me?” she asked, shrugging her shoulders and highlighting her barely five-foot frame.

     “I want more—to repay the fancy trinkets and dinin’ wares ye broke that belonged to me Ellen,” he replied, pain washing over his face.

     “I’ll replace those, Da,” Flynn said as he loosened his grip on the two.

     Turning to Aisling, Farrell commanded, “I expect ye to clean this mess up, and ye’ll spend the afternoon washin’ in the kitchens.”

     “And, ye’ll do it too,” Flynn added, looking down at his fiancé, the love of his life, the woman he feared he would never see again.

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Meet Kharisma Rhayne, Multi-genre Published Author

Ten years ago, Kharisma traded in snow, ice and tornadoes for sun, heat, sand and mountains. She now lives in beautiful Arizona with her husband, 4 kids & 5 rescue dogs. Her love for nature and animals is well known and she gets to indulge it in her new home with wolves, coyotes, snakes, and various other creatures as her nearest neighbors. Living in the middle of nowhere is something she wouldn’t change for the world.
 

Dabbling in writing through Junior High and High School, Kharisma officially got her start writing LGBT, BDSM and erotica. Never one to slow down, she started writing several additional genres including crime, medical, historical and paranormal. Her latest adventure is a dark horror. When you pick up one of her books, she wants you to walk away turned on and inspired! Come take a stroll into Kharisma’s worlds of ecstasy, love, adventure and fear. 

Welcome to Castle Campbell. The view here is spectacular. There is a coniferous forest before you reach an open moorland. At the far point, there's even a view down to Glen Devon which is the setting for Kharisma's Highlander series. Umm...maybe we'll see a few hot guys in kilts? Read on to find out! And there's a giveaway. Details below (down under the kilts).

Naughty Reader’s: Hi Kharisma! Thank you for inviting us to Castle Campbell this week. What an awesome place! Tell us a bit about yourself  that our readers might not know.

Kharisma:  I have two different Highlander series (with a character spin-off in addition to the series…so 3?) in the works and often am asked why…typically I shrug it off as simply “Im Scots.” So, a little more on that: I’m actually a Campbell descendant and related through blood to Argyll. Evidently, my Scots *roots* are a little deeper than I generally share.

Naughty Reader’s: What made you want to become a writer?

Kharisma: Honestly, it was an accident. I always saw things I had different ideas and, of course, thought my ideas were better. So, I just wrote and wrote and then decided to try getting published. It’s been moving faster than I can keep up with since then.

Naughty Reader’s: Please share a bit about your new release Having Thyne without giving away any spoilers.

Kharisma:  My latest release was Having Thyne. It’s a sequel (a very unplanned sequel) to Knowing Thyne. It’s ménage and a fun little sex-capade during their anniversary. The initial plan was that Thyne would only appear in one short story. The week of release, I was overwhelmed with emails for sequels (and jumping for joy over them). So, Having Thyne took form. Who could say no to another fun weekend?

Blurb:

Another year has passed and Adison has planned an anniversary treat for Thyne that she hopes will surpass the last one. But in pushing her boundaries to outdo herself, will he push the limits of Thyne's bounds?

Naughty Reader’s: Do you write under a pen name?

Kharisma:  Sort of. No, really. While Kharisma Rhayne isn’t my birth name, I did go through a lot of legal turmoil to get the name its own identity. It has its own EIN number, not linked to my legal name at all…and I can legally sign it on anything. So, it’s like I’m honestly, even in the eyes of the IRS…two different people.

Naughty Reader’s: What types of hero or heroine do you like best?

Kharisma:  To me, in my writing, I mostly focus on the hero. He heroine in most of my books is secondary. He’s strone…sort of the mega-alpha male with an added boost. He’s strong, stubborn, generally knows exactly what he wants (although, I have strayed from that a time or two) and won’t let anything stop him. Most of my heroes are also not perfect. They have flaws and to me, that makes me like them more (they’re just not so flawed as to be annoying lol).

Naughty Reader’s: Tell us about a typical day in your life as a writer.

 

Kharisma:  My days are a scramble. It all starts at 4:30am. It’s oldest daughter getting dropped off at school, running home and making sure my younger three are ready, then driving them to school. When I get home, it’s publishing company stuff and loads of coffee. If I’m lucky, I can get in a little promo to keep my name floating around…and then it’s high caffeine (Pepsi, Dr. Pepper or Mountain Dew) and trying to do at least 2 or 3 1K1HR sprints. Sometimes I can manage 1000 to up to 8000 words in a day…but lately it’s been rare. Then in the afternoon it’s back to pick up my youngest, back again to pick up my oldest and back another time to get my other two from sports practices. At that point it’s cooking, cleaning, homework. I do still try to write, but it doesn’t happen often. Once my youngest falls asleep, I try for at least another 1000 words before I’m too tired to manage to keep my eyes open. 

Naughty Reader’s: Do your books have a common theme or are they all different?

Kharisma: I’m all over the place. I LOVE history and just going where my characters lead me. I just can’t conform myself to one mold. I have contemporary, I have Civil War era stuff (soon), Native American historical, Viking, Highlander, even all the way to splatterpunk horror. I blame it on the fact that I have always loved to read everything. It only makes sense, I guess, that I’d write everything I could. I would say, though, that my books tend to have a very strong male lead character. Kind of the Alpha male plus (on my novels this becomes even more apparent).

Naughty Reader’s: Umm...where were we? Oh, yes. How long does it take you to write and then edit a story?

Kharisma:  Honestly, it just depends. It matters on if the kids’ dad is in town, how their school and sports week is, if I have an animal crisis (lol). It also depends on what I have going on with my publishing company. I have several books I’ve been writing on for at least 2 years. I have others that I have written in a week. I have lovely betas to help me with editing. They tend to have them anywhere from 24 hours to a week after I hand them over then it’s generally another week or two for me to look over their suggestions and pull everything together.

Naughty Reader’s: Do you have to be alone to write?

Kharisma:  Yes. Oh how I need silence. It’s why I can’t write at all afternoons, evenings and weekends or on any school vacations.

Naughty Reader’s: How do you go about naming characters?

Kharisma:  It’s really hit and miss. Sometimes I google endlessly for name ideas…sometimes it’s just a name I wish I’d thought of when I named my kids…sometimes it’s directly related to the location and time period of the book. There have even been a few I’ve let my kids name.

Naughty Reader’s: Is it easier to write about the characters if you find pictures of them before you write or do you write then find character pictures?

Kharisma:  I make up my characters in my head. I’ve never based any of my characters on actual people (except one). It’s why I have the first cover in my Dark Retribution Highlander Series custom drawn. He’s MY Malisin…exactly as I’ve pictured him in my head. I really want to do this with more of my books, but most publishers won’t allow you to bring in your own cover art. So, really…to date…none of my other characters actually have pictures…only the ones created in the minds of each of my readers.

Naughty Reader’s: How do you pick locations for your stories?

Kharisma:  It’s just luck of the draw. Sometimes I write on a work for a while before I really figure out where it’s going to be. Setting can be so important. It also has to be an area that I have enough knowledge on (or can research enough on) to paint a clear picture of.

Naughty Reader’s: What are you working on now and what should readers be looking forward to from you in the future?

Kharisma: I have so much going on. I have more ideas than I can shuffle to get finished. Some of my favorites are my In Pieces Series (splatterpunk)…Pieces of You will be coming soon and I can’t wait (it’s definitely not going to be for the faint of heart though). Also my Dark Retribution Series (Highlander and the one that will also hate a sub-series about the other characters)…my Untamable Desires Series (Native American Historical Erotica), I’ve been working on this series for quite a while and am looking forward to sharing it. I have a military series that some of my friends have been begging me to complete – Deep in the Trenches. And The Pleasure Crucible, my exclusively private BDSM club series. There’s a lot more I have in progress as well, but I’d be rambling for an hour. :D Oh, I better not forget, for those of you waiting on more Xander, book 3 of the Living Deadly Series is almost done and books 4 and 5 from the Bound by Seduction Series are releasing in November and December of this year. The wait is over.

Naughty Reader’s: Where can readers find out more about you and your books?

Kharisma: They can find me on my main site: http://www.kharismarhayne.com/

At KR Books

Twitter: @KharismaRhayne

Facebook

(I also have a number of series pages there for special snips and details of each one)

I’m on Amazon  / Barnes & Noble / ARe  / No Boundaries Press / Bookstrand

Naughty Readers:  Kharisma, thank you again chatting with us this week.

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