Recipe for a
Threesome
Thanks so much to Elise hosting me today. It’s that time of year
where we slave in the kitchen, slather on the chocolate sauce, dip in champagne
and jump in bed. Wait, there’s some mixing going on there. Am I talking cooking
or writing?
What happens when you take five edgy authors, and set them free
on a ménage box set? The answer is the Three
Times Lucky box set. The process of creation was just as fun as the
product.
In order to whip up a steamy threesome, here are my suggested
ingredients:
Inhibitions Gone: If you’re worried
about what people will think, it’s going to hold you back. Right now, you want
it all out there.
Charismatic
Players: We don’t want no cheaters or haters. The reader must like all
the players individually before they like them together.
Balance: Measure it out. If
we really think two of the characters are MFEO (made for each other), we’ll be
wishing the third falls off a cliff.
Diversity: Maybe it’s just
me, but I love variance in body size and hair color. I don’t want someone
sleeping with his/her brother. (We’re not talking Flowers in the Attic.) If I’m thinking multiple ingredients, I want
one of each flavor.
Naughty-naughty: Yes, polyamorous
relationships can be built on love and trust and friendship. Ahem. But if I’m
reading a ménage, I want to read about hot sex and lots of it.
How about you? Tell me: What do
you look for in a ménage story? Enter to win one of my backlist books. Leave a
comment and valid email address. Winner will be chosen on Sunday, Dec. 7, 7
p.m. PST or so.
Louisa Bacio
Three Times Lucky Box Set
Three is never a crowd in this alluring boxed set of ménage
stories from five of today's hottest authors. From Sci-fi adventures, to Greek
Gods, to erotic vampires, to contemporary tales, these sexy shorts prove
sometimes it takes three to get lucky in love.
Made For Two by Kim Carmichael
Since the day she rescued her Earthlings, Trevini of Mersenne,
has tried and failed to get her two males to lower their inhibitions and bring
them together in the traditional triad of her planet. Though fighting their own
attraction not only to Trevini, but to each other, all astronauts Markov Gauss
and Pell Perrin want is for the beautiful alien who saved them is to choose
between them. However, after almost losing her life, Trevini must somehow
convince Markov and Pell that she is made for two.
Darkest Dreams by
Solera Winters
The darkest hour holds the hope of light.
While Nyx loves her
husband, Kiernan, she knows something is missing. When sexy Reve comes on the
scene will it split them apart, or create more passion than they've ever known?
In 'Darkest Dreams,' Solera Winters presents a ménage tale about the Greek gods
of night, darkness and dreams.
A Perfect Fit by
Sascha Illyvich
Will Ivanka realize the truth of being in a triad or will her
fear of ultimate rejection hold her back from total happiness?
Playtime by Dorothy F.
Shaw
High-powered executive, Dana Richards can’t seem to get enough
of his favorite exotic dancers at the Red Panther Gentleman’s Club.
RayAnne and
Kyra are the feature act; putting on a vampire performance you can sink your
teeth into—complete with fangs, and the sexual lure only a creature of the
night can offer.
But when Kyra makes Dana a proposition he can’t refuse, some
intimate playtime, the arrogant executive gets more than he bargained for: The
sex of his life. Plus two, undeniably real vampires.
Ménage By Monday by
Louisa Bacio
What can happen in three days? When three friends—Tommy, Zack
and Shannon—come together, the oddball threesome discovers they share some
intense sexual fantasies.
While reminiscing about old times, more than the
usual stories come out. It’ll take some stripped-down honesty, heated arguments
and naughty bedtime tales for a Ménage By Monday.
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Looking good! Do you have an ingredient Elise!? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI don't search out ménage stories so much as they happen to fall into my hands (from friends, etc). But the ones I prefer are the ones where all three are in love with each other, and when one of the three is missing, it shows. Good post, Louisa!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely agree with you there Christine! Thanks for visiting.
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