“You still have a few more things to learn, Princess, but you’re definitely on the right track.” Satisfied, he beamed at her. “Now get naked. I can’t wait to have more of you.”

“And what is my master’s first interest?” Of course, she complied immediately, taking off her shirt and skirt with a few gestures. Underneath, as per the angel’s order, she was completely bare.

“I think you can guess.” Flipping her on the belly, he grabbed her firm buttocks. “The heat has kept me from appreciating this magnificent ass of yours as it deserves.” With wet fingers he rimmed the edges, and Ylianor raised it. “And from the looks of it, you’ve missed it, too.” Dipping, he was not surprised the narrow hole sucked both fingers to the hilt. “Or has that cute assistant you keep in the stables been using it?”

“Thierry?” He did not need further confirmation. Her deep blush said it all. …

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2016 is bringing new marketing and promotion techniques, and for those authors who pay attention, it can mean big bucks! Authors who pay attention to marketing and promotion trends and then utilize these new techniques in creative ways are going to make more book sales. I’m not suggesting that you should pick up any and every new marketing and promotions technique that comes along, but I am suggesting that you pay attention to new and revised ones.

And implement them when you can like I did with the ReScue Series!

In 2016, one of the big new marketing techniques is sponsored content. Now before you think, “Oh, that’s just ads, I’m already doing those with my promos to groups and author spotlights,” think again. A new trend that is showing up is to market and promote without seeming to. That’s right, without seeming to. It’s becoming clearer in the New Year that if you can do this, then you can sell more of your product, in this case your books.

So, what exactly is sponsored content then? Sponsored content are blogs or posts that offer more than pure advertisement. Let me give you an example. Let’s say you’ve written …

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But I’ll start with the five things I for one didn’t know about the Greeks and that still baffle me.

1. There were eighteen Greek City-States, and they had democratic governments before Athens, which many people believe, was one of the first democratic governments.

2. The Greeks did not tax their own citizens. I thought this was really interesting––the Greeks were willing to tax non-citizens. But apparently, those taxes weren’t enough to support their community and pay for things like new buildings, armies and such. Instead, they relied on the wealthy in their communities to build buildings, ships and such to provide for the things their communities needed. Also, apparently if you were wealthy and did not provide for your community, society considered it very shameful, so most of the wealthy did donate.

3. The Greeks were some of the very first people to work on perfecting underwater diving. They …

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