‘Hi l’m Gemma
Parkes, erotic writer and really nice person!’
Thank
you Erzabet for inviting me to do a guest spot today.
The
statement above is true, l do write erotica, all the time in fact and some of
it is really sensual. I’m a sensual person, warm and loving but l have never
slept around. I write about sexy situations, ménages, quick sex in voyeuristic
situations and people who have only just met satisfying urges they just can’t
fight. But l have always been a one man woman.
So
what’s it all about?
I
love to read well-written erotica, always have. I think women are drawn to it
as men are drawn to porn. Sex is fascinating and we are all sexual beings with
an ‘itch to scratch’! I see sensuality all around and love to stroke fabrics,
cats and skin! So just as crime writers love to explore devious, cunning minds
who commit awful crimes, l love to explore naughty, experimental people who
love to give themselves to all and sundry without a backward glance!
So
now you know a little about me let me tell you about my latest release.
A Wicked Game
Short
blurb:
A
clandestine encounter between lecturers at Keywood upper college campus is
witnessed by second year psychology student Lucinda White. Determined to make
the most of this opportunity Lucinda embarks on a little blackmail, convincing
senior lecturer Mr. Peter Caine that she will keep quiet about her discovery in
exchange for a series of after college tuition.
But what does Lucinda really want? Is there
more to this enigmatic girl than meets the eye?
‘A Wicked Game’ is a story of sexual desire
and intrigue. Follow it through its many twists and turns until the story
reaches its final climax.
This book is sexually explicit and intended
for adults only.
Excerpt:
“How long do you
think she’d been standing there?” Amy’s voice was almost shrill in its urgency.
“Damn it, l
don’t know! Hell Amy why didn’t you lock the damn door when you came in?”
“You could have
locked it yourself if you weren’t in such a hurry Peter.” Amy reminded him
testily.
Peter sat down
in the large leather swivel chair and stared blankly at his office door. He
wished he could will it to go back in time and lock itself against this
embarrassing intrusion.
“I will sort
this,” he said, “Damn girl shouldn’t be up this end of college in the first
place, and she should have knocked.”
Ten minutes
later, after sending Amy back to her own office, Peter had gathered his
thoughts. He knew he needed to act quickly before the story was spread
throughout the entire campus. He made his way down to the main reception where
he spoke carefully to the college secretary,
“Will you find
out where Lucinda White is right now and tell her to make her way to my office
please?” he said as pleasantly as he could before adding, “Immediately.” In a tone that left no-one in any uncertainty about
his smouldering agitation. Then he headed back there himself to wait.
When Lucinda
knocked quietly on the door just a few minutes later Peter was ready for her.
He’d paced the room in an attempt to clear his mind and calm his nerves. It
wouldn’t do to show fear.
He was pleased
to find the girl quite contrite when he opened the door, her eyes were downcast
and her posture slightly nervous.
“Ah Lucinda,” he
spoke almost paternally, “Do come in and take a seat.” He gestured to the smaller
of the two office chairs and watched as she sat herself down. Somewhat demurely
she straightened her skirt before raising her eyes momentarily as if trying to
gage Peter’s anger towards her.
Peter took the
seat opposite her and rested his palms on his knees as he spoke very clearly
and carefully.
“Now Lucinda, we
seem to have got ourselves into an uncomfortable situation don’t we?”
“Yes sir.”
Lucinda replied, her voice barely audible.
“Perhaps you can
explain first and foremost why you felt the need to disturb me in my office
during my lunch hour? Then you can explain to me why you didn’t knock before
entering.”
Buy Links:
Amazon US
Amazon UK
All Romance
Thanks Gemma for visiting on the blog today!
