One of my favorite new scenes in Hiding From Laughter is when Ashton is being very vague about the answers he filled out on the application to the Bound and Controlled club, so I decided to poke Conner and see what Ashton did.

Take a peek and I hope you have fun with Hiding From Laughter. It’s up on preorder now and will go live on Early Access on April 20th and on Amazon on the 25th.

I love writing alternate POV chapters and bonus chapters for books and I’ve got a couple for The Handyman and The Drama Queen.

One is an epilogue to show you what happens after the end of the book. The other is an alternate point of view chapter.

Are you all caught up with my Dragons? Myths and Shifts just came out last week, you can grab it on Amazon and free in KU. This nosy mountain town and kinky group of friends don’t always want to shut up after their stories.

There’s currently 2 free shorts available for you to read in the Blue Ridge Magic series on my Patreon.

Kevin is always eager to chat.

This is the conversation where TC (His to Use, Becoming His Book 2) went to the other kinky guys at the college to get more information on Dr. Sheppard, but this is from Kevin’s POV.

This was originally supposed to be a short alternate POV to show you what happened after Wynn and Boone (A Halloween Kind of Night) met Cooper, Sawyer, and Jackson in person, but it took me way too long to figure out how this was going to start.

One of the things I love doing over on my Patreon is showing readers text conversations between some of the past characters. The dragons or Kevin. There are a lot of fun ways that kind of thing can go but I thought I’d share with you a conversation that Terrence and Leander had (Terrence loooves driving Leander nuts lol). These two are from Who’s Your Daddy? and you shouldn’t have to read their story to get a chuckle out of this text convo. Have fun with these two! Plain text version of texts is shown below each image. — Terrence: I really don’t think they should be able to be this dramatic. But they are. The lights aren’t that bad. […]