“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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Authors can very easily find themselves scattered in twenty different directions. They’ve taught us to multi-task and that this can mean that you get more done. However, the truth is stranger than fiction in this case; multitasking can actually mean you get less done. For example, have you ever started working on your latest novel, novella or short story, decided you wanted to watch the news so you turned that on, oh, and you just popped dinner in the oven and are watching that with a portion of your attention? We all multi-task these days, and you probably think you are a great multi-tasker and in truth you most likely are with tasks that don’t require a lot of brain power that is. However, for tasks like focusing on your story and listening to the news, it is not so much. The reason is that both of these in order for you to remember anything about them require you to focus and our brains just cannot handle both streams of information that require your full focus. Hence, you miss a lot with multi-tasking.

So what’s the solution? If multi-tasking, doesn’t work then what can you as an author still do …

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It’s happened to most of us that are authors, you’ve been working on this story for what seems like forever and suddenly, you’re just sick of it, bored with the storyline, bored with the characters, just plain BORED. What do you do?

Actually, you can do a number of things. When you’re bored with your manuscript try one or more of these ideas and see if you don’t pull yourself out of your slump!

1. Take a break. If you’re staring at a blank screen and trying to force the words, you probably need a break. Go for a walk. Think about something else while you do. Sometimes just taking a break will make all the difference.

2. Step away from your computer. Computers are lovely things, I’ll agree, I love my computer, my smart phone and my tablet. I often wonder what I would do if I didn’t have them because frankly, now I can’t imagine it. But…and this is a big but, sometimes all these devices can actually make things harder. So step away from the computer and grab a spiral notebook, or a notebook with paper, or even just a piece of scrap paper. Try to outline …

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