Make Me Wet
by Nara Malone
Seven
tears cast upon the water summon the selkie, summon seal across the ocean,
summon man from beast—liquid keys to break the curse. Freed one night every
seven years, Ronin is doomed to repeat that cycle into eternity. Unless he can
find a woman powerful enough to resist a selkie’s irresistible pheromones and
sex magick.
Maille
believes she lost reality between Maine and New Mexico. Between where she is
now and where she should be. She believes in facts, not magick. But facts can’t
explain how she wound up naked on a beach with the sexiest man she’s ever laid
eyes on. Or how she knows in her bones that losing herself in the passion Ronin
offers is a path to disaster.
It’s
going to be a long, hot, wet night. Caught between sex magick and a sexy
selkie, disaster is inevitable for Maille. To break the enchantment she has to
rely on the oldest magick of all—the power of love-drenched hearts.
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To get started can you tell us what you
are working on or have coming out?
I’m
always working on more than one project at a time. Currently, I’m working on an
interactive short story, a game project, and I have just finished the draft of
a romance novel I am considering turning into a story in which readers will get
to choose their path and which hero, or heroes they want to see a happy ending
with.
Several
publishers are launching these choose-your-path stories that are similar to the
Choose-Your-Own-Adventures popular with kids. It’s a genre I love reading and
writing for, so I am happy to see the format for romance.
What made you realize that writing was for you? Do you write full time?
What made you realize that writing was for you? Do you write full time?
I think
writing pursued me more than the other way around. I always have a story in my
head. I think I have been mentally narrating my days in 3rd person POV since I
was old enough to read. I finally surrendered to the writing and it turned into
writing full time.
What is
a typical day of writing like for you?
I like to
write early in the morning. Before dawn early. Before the rooster wakes up
early. It used to me a challenge I set myself, be at my desk before the rooster
crows.
I draft a
scene or two and when it is light I go for a run with my dog. The run is an
important part of the process. I get my best ideas in those runs after the
initial draft. Something about repetitive motion inspires creativity and shakes
loose new ideas.
I come
back, make changes, draft a new scene. Then take that scene for a walk or do
chores like hang out the wash or weed the garden. Again, the activity is an
important part of the creative process for me. By noon I’m usually finished the
writing part of my writing day and spend the rest of the day doing other things
that go along with the writing life.
Which genre(s) do you write and is one of them your favorite?
Which genre(s) do you write and is one of them your favorite?
I write
romance novels and adventure video games. Romance is my favorite and in the
games I work on, romance is an element, but has so far not been the driving
element it is in the novels.
If someone hasn't read any of your work, what book would you recommend that they start with and why?
If someone hasn't read any of your work, what book would you recommend that they start with and why?
Make Me Wet is a great book to start with. It’s a
fast read and has mystery, conflict, romance. I can’t think of a better
introduction to my style of storytelling.
Whether it's a shifter romance exploring the
primal power of the wild feminine, or BDSM romance where love digs into a
character's shadows, Nara believes romance should open the door and push lovers
into a new dimension: sexually, emotionally, and sometimes physically.
You can learn more about Nara and her books
at: www.naramalone.com
You can learn more about Nara’s virtual worlds
and how to visit them at:
www.narasnook.com
You can contact her through the following social
media links:
Twitter @nara_malone
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card plus a reader residence in Reader Cove at the Virtual Greyville Writer's
Colony to one randomly drawn commenter during the tour.
Reader Cove is part of the Virtual World at
Nara's Nook.
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It's interesting how you plan your writing day.
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Thanks for hosting Make Me Wet today. And @May Preston, ty, hoping others might find my creativity boosters useful.
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I have not had the pleasure of reading your books yet, but I'm going to love this book. Love the cover too. brown_angel 123at^yahoo.dotcom
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