Fetish
& Fantasy, #2
Released: July 28, 2014
Marley Saltzman has a secret fantasy. She wants to let go of
everything, and submit to a Dominant. Intrigued by her friends BDSM lifestyle,
she convinces him to put her on the guest list for his monthly fetish party.
She had no idea how far out of her element she would be until she came face to
face with an experienced Dom.
Lex Gregory has been nursing heartache and raising his
daughter alone for so long he barely remembers what a submissive feels like at
his feet. When he meets Marley, he can’t believe that the naïve woman ever
thought she could handle kink. All too quickly his need for her refreshing
innocence and lack of preconceived notions grows, and he has to have her.
The two began a subtle dance of sexual submission and wit
that leads to a night of passion and unanswered questions. Will this dance end
in heartache, or will they both find their darkest fantasies fulfilled?
Warning: Adult Themes-For Mature
Audiences. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually
explicit content. M/F, graphic language, consensual BDSM, spanking, public sex,
HEA.
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After
fifteen years as a bland housewife, Alana is ready to shake up her life by
fulfilling her darkest fantasy. She wants to be watched. Her exhibitionist
streak is ready to break free, and she knows exactly whom she wants for her
voyeur.
Doug
would give his wife, Alana, the moon if she asked, so he’s more than willing to
participate in a public threesome at a fetish party if it makes her kinky
wishes come true. His business partner and best friend, Killian is the wild
card in their plan.
A
businessman first, and a trained Dominant second, Killian never gets tied down
to one submissive. He’s a lover with commitment issues, but he doesn’t hesitate
to help fulfill Doug and Alana’s fantasies. Once the fantasy is set in motion,
the three players must decide if watching sin is enough…
Warning: Adult Themes-For Mature
Audiences. Contains language and actions some may deem offensive. Sexually
explicit content. M/M/F, graphic language, consensual BDSM, public sex, HFN.
Short story Approx. 14,200 words.
Hi Lori :) Glad to have
you here.
Thank you so much for
having me Aly!
Now, to start, what
inspired you to write the "Fetish & Fantasy" series?
These stories were born
out of my desire to explore various fetishes and kinks that didn’t necessarily
fit into my normal contemporary western, and paranormal series.
How would you describe
"Submission Dance" to someone who hasn't read it yet?
A BDSM “virgin” chooses
a Fet-party to explore her inner submissive, and finds her hands full of an
Dominant who doesn’t trust women.
Describe Marley and Lex in 3 words each.
Marley: Selfless, Funny,
Naïve
Lex: Dominant, Tender,
Passionate
What do you think makes
Lex irresistible? How about Marley?
Lex’s alpha male nature,
blended with his sensitive soul make it absolutely irresistible. He’s an
experienced Dominant who has avoided committing to a submissive in order to
focus on his daughter, but once he found his soul-mate he did everything in his
power to win her over.
Marley is an
everywoman’s woman. She’s funny, and personable, and her sense of humor and
sarcastic nature kept me on my toes while I wrote her story. The passion
between her and Lex singed the pages, and I truly found myself rooting for the
two of them.
How did you create your
characters? Were they inspired by real people?
I spotted Marley’s model
first. The image of her grabbed my attention and I couldn’t get it out of my
mind. I began sculpting her character slowly, jotting down notes as she
whispered to me late at night. Lex is probably my dream guy—outside of my
husband that is J. I hurt for him when I learned his past, and I cheered for him
when he fell for Marley.
What scene did you have
the most fun writing? Why?
My favorite scene in
this book is actually the moment when Marley gives Lex her safeword, because
the one she picks seems so natural for her character, but would actually be
hysterical if someone yelled it out at a Fetish party.
“Yes isn’t a safeword, Marley.”
“No, I mean yes, I’ll stay, and I want to play
with you, or you know, learn from you, but I don’t know what my safeword is.
I’ve never picked one before.”
As the Domme and the other submissive helped
release Foster’s cuffs from the hook that had been holding him, Lex turned and
led Marley away from the room and into an art nook next to a painting and a
vase full of fragrant orange flowers. People chatted nearby, paying them no
attention as they sought a moment of privacy.
“Surely you’ve considered it, princess? You said
you’ve been intrigued by BDSM for a while.” Lex narrowed his gaze on her. He
was so tall, and she was so short that they seemed an unlikely pair, and she
wondered if she should have worn high heels to this event. Then again, as much
walking as she’d done, her feet would have been killing her by now.
“Stop stalling, Marley. My cock is aching and my
skin is tingling with the need to strip your clothes off and taste every inch
of you.”
“Starbucks.”
“Starbucks? Is that the word you’re choosing?”
“Yep. If I’m thinking about Starbucks then
there’s no way I’m finding pleasure,” she said with a firm nod of her head.
Why do you write erotic
romance?
I’m a sucker for a
happily ever after, and I can’t stand the purple prose of mainstream romance. I
believe you should call it what it is. Sex is raw, gritty, dirty, and
passionate, but then again, so is love.
How did you start
writing?
I’ve been writing
fiction pretty much since I could hold a pencil, and before that I was creating
worlds in my head and imaginary friends no one else could see. I’ve always had
a hundred different stories playing like a movie reel in my brain. It wasn’t
until high-school that I really focused my writing and began honing my skill,
and even then it took me until 2012 to submit a book to a publisher.
Do you listen to music
while you write?
Sometimes, but more
often I put on headphones and listen to www.rainymood.com just to buffer out the noise from my kiddos.
Did you always want to
be an author?
I’ve always wanted to be
an entrepreneur, and determine my own fate. I fell into the business of writing
and publishing, but I’ve certainly found my dream job.
Does your family read
your books?
My mom and my sister are
two of my Beta readers, and they are probably the toughest critics I have. I
love them dearly for their honesty. My Dad is super proud of my
accomplishments, but he’s not interested in reading the books. LOL
What did you read as a
kid?
Everything I could get
my hands on. I was the kid who volunteered to be sent to my room for a
punishment because it meant I could read.
Can you tell me some of
your favorite authors? How about books?
I have too many favorite
authors to list, but I do have five books that I believe have really influenced
me as a person and a writer:
1.
The Giver by Lois Lowery
- I read this book in junior high and it stuck with me. The idea that society
as a whole would agree to "forget" everything terrible in the past in
favor of ignorance really left an imprint on my brain, and seeing the main
character overcome his circumstance, encouraged me in a dark time in my lie.
2.
Skye O'Malley by
Bertrice Small - This was my first erotic romance, and from page one I was
hooked. I went on to buy every single book Bertrice Small put out, and I keep
them all in my living room where I can make sure they are safe. She's one of my
all time favorites.
3.
Phenomenal Woman by Maya
Angelou - Okay, so it's a poem not a book, but it's still a story to me. Maya
Angelou made me realize that all women are strong, some are just quieter about
it than others.
4.
Hawke by Ted Bell - This
was the first spy novel I ever read, and it intrigued me. Ted Bell was also the
first series author I read save for juvenile books and Bertrice Small's. I
loved the idea of following a group of characters through their lives and
experiences, and really getting to know them in depth.
5.
The Timekeeper by Anna
Riphahn - I read this book in early 1997 and when my friend Anna published it
she was only a teenager, but she wrote and illustrated a book. She catapulted
my dreams of becoming a published author. Sadly, Anna passed away on November
15, 1998 at the young age of seventeen. I remember her fondly, and I believe
that without her and this book I never would have pursued my publishing dreams.
What are you currently
working on?
Today I’m working on
Honor of the Wolf, the sixth book in The Gray Pack series. I have dozens more
stories started, so I couldn’t even guess what project will be next.
A few short answer
questions:
Tea or coffee? Sweet tea
Sea side or mountains?
Mountains
Sweet or salty?
Chocolate covered pretzels would give me both…
Print or ebook?Ebook
Movies or TV shows? TV
Shows
City or small town?
Country living is what I love! (Do you hear the Green Acres theme song yet? I
could hum a few bars…)
ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Lori King is an everyday woman, born and
raised right smack in the middle of the country in the ever-conservative state
of Kansas. She juggles three sons, a husband, a dog, a turtle, and way too many
extra-curricular activities to mention.
Writing
is a way of stepping outside of the real world, and embracing something new and
different for her. A hopeless romantic, she spends her days dreaming up Alpha
men, and her nights telling their stories while always looking for the happily
ever after. Find out more about her current projects at http://lorikingbooks.com.
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Thanks for having me Aly!
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