“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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When Prince Duncan Caldwell becomes Leader of the High Council, he expects his two lovers to be at his side as the newly appointed council members. But if one returns to him after a winter spent with his family at Fair Haven, the other lies helpless and trapped inside Virtus’s bloody nightmares. And there’s no way to wake her, no way even the most powerful healer, Lord Christopher Templeton, can reach her. Still, the leader needs her. Not just because she’s the key to unraveling the mystery of Virtus and of a world where all violence becomes sex. Because Ylianor Meyer is his and Chris’s slave, so she belongs to them like no other person ever will. That’s why Prince Duncan Caldwell will do everything in his power to keep her and will never allow anything or anyone to take her away from him!

That’s just the beginning of Book 4 of the Virtus Saga, where nothing is as it seems, not since soul mates Prince Duncan Caldwell and Lord Christopher Templeton share a love that is unrivaled until …

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What is Zen?

We use the term as part of the English language in different ways and different contexts but I don’t think that most people really comprehend what the practice of Zen means.

First, the practice of Zen relates to Buddhism and is originally from the East. Zen is the practice of being here in the moment now. In Western culture we are always thinking about tomorrow or yesterday, but we rarely focus on the now, what is happening in this moment. Those who practice Zen on a daily basis are constantly working to stay present with what they are doing right now. So, how can the practice of Zen help you with your writing?

Imagine a day or really any block of time where you are completely, totally focused on your writing. You are not distracted by whether or not your book made the bestseller list on Amazon, or what you need to change about your marketing plan so your books sell more copies, or whether or not you remembered to take the laundry out of the dryer and fold it. This is what the practice of Zen can do you the writer.

So, how do you do …

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