What’s better than a Dom and a sub? Two switches in every sense of the word. Derek and Sean are finally here in The Only Way to Live. Derek is the feisty young guy who owns the adult toy store in Beautiful Shame Three: Christopher & Ethan. He likes to submit, but the right man also makes his inner Dom come out to play—and Sean is definitely the right man. And if you’ve read Beautiful Shame Three, you know he likes to tease too. Sean is the father from the third Beautiful Shame book that owns the mechanic shop. He thinks he’s vanilla and straight, but he’s really lonely and has given up on dating. A little bit of a […]

I’ve got so many things planned for the next few months, I’m not sure where to start sharing everything with you. Since chronological order probably makes the most sense, I’ll start there (even though that’s not how my brain wants to tell you about things lol). The next book coming out at the beginning of March is from the Leashes & Lace series. Wesley is one of the models who takes photos from home. He’s got things under control now, but in the past, he suffered from agoraphobia and depression. Wesley tried becoming one of the regular models in the traditional photoshoots, but unfortunately, his first attempt was during the insanity with Eli and Roman. He couldn’t handle their drama, […]

Randall and Hudson… On February 18th, the second book in the Beautiful Shame series will come out. Randall and Hudson are sexy and perfect for each other. Randall is my little exhibitionist, and Hudson loves to give the naughty sub exactly what he’s been fantasizing about. I love being able to show that love doesn’t have to look the same for everyone. Randall wants to be watched and teased, and Hudson is open to giving him what he’s been craving. They’re drawn to each other from the first moment they met, so seeing that passion grow into something deeper was fun. I can’t wait to show you the next Beautiful Shame book. Randall and Hudson are sweet, off the charts […]

Beautiful Shame…For so long they were just “my grocery store boys.” I knew who they were, but figuring out a name was hard. It wasn’t until the book was almost finished that everything fell into place. Humiliation play can have such a negative connotation. I wanted a name that showed it didn’t have to be mean or frustrating to read. Everyone likes different things, especially in reading, but in many humiliation play books, it doesn’t feel like both characters are actually into it. The “play” part is left out. One character is dragged into the experience and eventually gets turned on by it, but they never acknowledge it right away. In my head, I saw characters who were confused and […]