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#VirtusSaga The unfortunate answer to both our questions is…#MM erotic #excerpt

Virtus Saga isn’t just another erotic dark fantasy series! It’s the making of a trio!

Because US IS SEX!

Blurb

[image:image-0]When Ylianor Meyer throws in Prince Duncan Caldwell’s face his generous offer to adopt her into the Caldwell family, she has only one thought in mind—to get as far away from the stunningly gorgeous dark-haired prince and his equally striking blond-haired lover, Lord Christopher Templeton before she falls in love with them harder than she already is. Before she becomes their slave for real and surrenders to both without any shame. For each a master in his own standing, one for pleasure, the other for pain.

That’s just the beginning of Book 3 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 a fateful knock on Ylianor Meyer’s dilapidated shack changes everything forever. This book picks up right where Book 2, The Game, and Book 1, The Sex, leave off and continues it all—the love and the passion, but also the torrid sex and bloody nightmares. Mostly the unique connection laced with a jealousy and violence that are unknown to …

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3 Social Media Tools for Authors

3 SocialSocial media is the wave of the future and the way authors will be creating relationships with readers and promoting their books for years to come. Not all social media sites are created equal. While you

houldn’t overlook any social media site, as an author there is such a thing as stretching yourself too thin. The idea then is to find up to three social media sites to use to share your book information, events and other fun stuff and then to use them exclusively. Here are my top three social media sites.

1. Pinterest. Pinterest is my favorite social media tool bar none to use. I love being able to zip around the web and find interesting articles and photos to pin to my board. The beauty of Pinterest is that the majority of the users are women. If you target your books to a mostly female audience then Pinterest is for you. Find out more about using Pinterest to engage readers and market your books in my article 5 Ways for Authors to Use Pinterest to Get More Readers.

2. Twitter. I love Twitter because it doesn’t require a huge amount of time to use and …

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How to Use LinkedIn to Help Build Your Author Brand

Many authors don’t think of LinkedIn as some place that they can sell books. While it’s true that this is more a social media tool for those who are professionals, if you write whether it be fiction or non-fiction then

you’re a professional writer and can use LinkedIn to help build your author brand.

If you’re thinking, “But I already have an account on LinkedIn, what else can I do there to help build my author brand, other than have the account, offer my own services if I have them, and make connections?” Believe it or not, you can do more. Now, you should also continue to make connections on LinkedIn, but you can take it one-step further. You can now post content on LinkedIn! Actually, this has been available for a while now, and participating can definitely help you build your author brand, particularly if you offer content that is readable and interesting.

So, how do you go about publishing on LinkedIn?

It’s very easy really. You just sign into your LinkedIn account, and you’ll notice a small box that says, “Share an update”. To the far right of that box is a pencil icon. All you have to …

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