About K.C. Wells: Born and raised in the north-west of England, K.C. Wells always loved writing. Words were important. Full stop. However, when childhood gave way to adulthood, the writing ceased, as life got in the way.
K.C.
discovered erotic fiction in 2009, where the purchase of a ménage storyline led
to the startling discovery that reading about men in love was damn hot. In
2012, arriving at a really low point in life led to the desperate need to do
something creative. An even bigger discovery waited in the wings – writing
about men in love was even hotter...
K.C.
now writes full-time and is loving every minute of her new career.
The laptop still has no idea of what hit it... it only knows that it wants a
rest, please. And it now has to get used to the idea that where K.C goes, it
goes.
About Parker Williams: Parker Williams began to write as a teen, but never showed his work to anyone. As he grew older, he drifted away from writing, but his love of the written word moved him to reading. A chance encounter with an author changed the course of his life as she encouraged him to never give up on a dream. With the help of some amazing friends, he rediscovered the joy of writing, thanks to a community of writers who have become his family.
Parker firmly believes in love, but is also of the opinion that anything worth having requires work and sacrifice (plus a little hurt and angst, too). The course of love is never a smooth one, and Happily Ever After always has a price tag.
About Parker Williams: Parker Williams began to write as a teen, but never showed his work to anyone. As he grew older, he drifted away from writing, but his love of the written word moved him to reading. A chance encounter with an author changed the course of his life as she encouraged him to never give up on a dream. With the help of some amazing friends, he rediscovered the joy of writing, thanks to a community of writers who have become his family.
Parker firmly believes in love, but is also of the opinion that anything worth having requires work and sacrifice (plus a little hurt and angst, too). The course of love is never a smooth one, and Happily Ever After always has a price tag.
Find these two greats here:
K.C.
can be reached via email (k.c.wells@btinternet.com)
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(http://www.facebook.com/KCWellsWorld)
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K.C.
loves to hear from readers
Parker Williams can be reached:
Website:
http://www.parkerwilliamsauthor.com
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https://twitter.com/ParkerWAuthor
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https://www.facebook.com/parker.williams.75641
E-mail:
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Damian’s Discipline
Cover
Artist: Paul Richmond
Publisher:
Dreamspinner Press
We've got blurbage: The man who pimped Jeff
may be in prison, but Jeff is still living the nightmare, selling himself to
men and relying on pills to manage. Then he meets Scott, a young American man
who could easily have been where Jeff is now. Scott’s friends extend a helping
hand to Jeff, and he grabs it.
Leo and Thomas bring Jeff to stay with Dom Damian Barnett until they can find him someplace more long-term. Still grieving from losing his sub to cancer two years before, Damian agrees to help. But when he glimpses the extent of the damage, Damian wants to do more than offer his guestroom. Jeff is not a submissive, but Damian can see he desperately needs structure in his life. It’s up to Damian to find an answer.
He never expects that what he discovers will change both their lives.
Categories: M/M Romance, BDSM, Romance, Contemporary
And a sneak peek:
I
LOVED it when it was evening and all was quiet and peaceful. No traffic noise
intruded into the house, and in the lounge, the only sound was the slow ticking
of the clock on the mantelpiece. Give me a mechanical clock any day. Not that I
had anything against more modern timepieces, but there was something soothing
about the sound. The clock had been my grandmother’s, and I took loving care of
it, making sure it was oiled and wound. Right then my evening was perfect: the
tick of the clock, a glass of Cabernet on the table next to me, and a worn,
hardcover Sherlock Holmes novel in my hands. I’d lost count of how many times
I’d read The Hound of the Baskervilles, but re-reading a favorite book was a
warm, comforting experience. The wine created a warm glow inside me. I took
another sip.
And then my phone rang.
The
temptation to ignore its clamoring call was huge. I was happy, comfortable, and
anyone ringing me at home during the evening had to want something. All my
friends knew my routines, especially since Oliver....
I
closed my eyes. I could almost hear that edge of amusement in his voice. “You
going to answer that, Sir?” And yes, I could see the gleam in his eye as he
awaited my reaction, tense in nervous anticipation. Brat loved pushing my
buttons. With a sigh, I picked up the call.
“Damian?
It’s Leo. We need your help.”
I
placed the wine on the table. “What can I do for you?” My interest was piqued
immediately. It had been quite a while since the co-owner of my BDSM club had
called me at home.
“Sorry
to disturb you, but you were the first person I could think of. We have a boy.
He’s nineteen, and he needs help.”
At
that moment I loathed myself.
Ohhhh...and an exclusive
excerpt!
“You
okay in there?”
Damian’s
unexpected knock and his voice made me jump.
“I’m
fine.” I listened as his footsteps receded. Unable to lie there any longer, I
climbed out of the bath and toweled myself dry. Damian was moving around
downstairs. I slipped into the soft red robe and snuggled it around my body.
He’s
being so good to me, and yet I have to stab him in the back by stealing from
him. In spite of my bath, I felt lousy, unclean.
I
opened the bathroom door as quietly as I could and stepped out onto the
landing. To my right was the room where I’d slept the night before. To the left
had to be Damian’s room, the door ajar. I peered inside at the wide bed with
matching oak bedside tables. The room had a warm, homely feel. It was clear
which side Damian slept on. To one side there was a photo frame, containing a
picture of the same young man I’d already seen. What drew my interest was the
frame. It looked like it was made of silver.
That
might fetch enough at a pawnshop.
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