#MFRW author Kryssie Fortune reveals all about Submission, Secrets, and the Soldier on #Thursday13.

#MFRW author Kryssie Fortune writes the sort of hot sexy books she loves to read. Her paranormal heroes are muscular werewolves, arrogant Fae or BDSM loving dragons.
Kryssie likes her contemporary heroes ex-military and dominant. Her heroines are kick ass females who can hold their own against whatever life - or Kryssie - throws at them.

Kryssie's pet hates are unhappy or cliff hanger endings.
Her books are all stand alone even when part of series. Plot always comes before sex, but when her heroines and heroes get together, the sex is explosive and explicit. One review called it downright sensual.


                          Submission, Secrets, and the Soldier

  Genre: Contemporary erotic 
  Publisher: Loose id


 Luke Roberts, a former army mechanic, has a new sub. She's shy and inexperienced, but willing. As he teaches her about sensation play, she fears he'll really hurt her and screams her safewords at him. Her reaction causes Luke to have a flashback. Although he's clawing his way back to normal, he suffers from PTSD. Determined to get well, he contacts a PTSD specialist in Westhorpe Ridge.

Kathryn Johnson has visited a BDSM club three times. When she hooks up with Luke Roberts, he unintentionally terrifies her. She swears off spankings and goes home to Westhorpe Ridge. The last person she expects to see there is Luke Roberts.

Circumstances force them to share an apartment. Can Luke protect her when danger threatens? Or is she just a temporary sub in residence?

 13 Sentences about Luke Roberts from Submission, Secrets, and the Soldier.
1. “I just blew my last shot at normal.”
2. Luke darted frenzied glances around the room, but he saw an Afghan hut, not a BDSM dungeon.
3. As a former army doctor, Montgomery might know more about PTSD than the never-set-foot-in-a-war-zone shrinks with their sympathetic stares and patronizing voices.
4. He hadn’t felt this at ease with himself since the army decided they couldn’t use a broken soldier like him.
5. In military speak, this woman was PFA—pretty freaking awesome—and he’d do whatever it took to make her proud.
6. His grin came out lopsided as the scars to the left of his lips made his cheek pucker. “Deal.”
7. He’s afraid my scarred face will drive customers away.
8. Luke rubbed his hand over his scarred cheek, barely able to believe the way Kathryn sprang to his defense.
9. Back then, he’d felt like he lived in a deep freeze, but Kathryn’s smile sparkled like sunshine on melting ice.
10. We’ll start building that support network, and since Jared and Sean are ex-military, no one will judge you for the odd flashback or two
11. Finally, he decided that for Kathryn, he’d throw himself into any therapy Dr. Adam Montgomery suggested.
12. For the first time in months, he had hope.
13. I swear I’ll protect you, sweetheart, but you still need to phone the sheriff.”

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Xander, #MFRWauthor Valerie Ullmer's Dark assassin, is a guest on #Thursday13

#MFRWauthor Valerie  Ullmer resides in Denver, Colorado with her husband and their dog, Maddie. Although she had been interested in writing a romance novel for years, it wasn’t until she wrote her first book that she really became hooked, and now she can’t stop. She has notebooks full of ideas, and she plans to write most of them in the years to come.
When she’s not writing, learning about the craft of writing, or reading anything she can get her hands on, she can be found surfing the Internet way too much, watching Investigation Discovery and thinking that her neighbors are up to no good, and finding new ways to get her husband to laugh.
                           Xander 
(A Dark Assassins Novel Book Three)
Gender - Paranormal Erotic Romance
Publisher -Self-published 

 Blurb
Xander has secretly yearned for a mate for most of his immortal existence, and yet after three of his friends found exactly what he’s always wanted, he’d come to believe that he’d missed his chance at happiness. Xander understands exactly who Frost is the moment he hears her thoughts. But when she becomes a target from those who want to destroy the Dark Company and Xander’s family, how far will he go to save her? 
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                   13 Movies Valerie likes:
                                  Man from Nowhere (Koreean)
                                  Amelie
                                  The Princess and the Frog 
                                 The Martian
                                  Hush
                                  Harry Potter  (all of them)
                                  The Princess Bride
                                  12 Angry Men
                                  All the President's Men
                                  Ponyo
                                   Alien
                                  Die Hard
                                 Halloween
                                  


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#MFRWauthor Shari Elder takes part in the Race to Redemption on #Thursday 13

By day, #MFRWauthor Shari Elder saves cities. By night, she builds them—on Saturn’s rings, under a lilac bush, in a coral reef – then packs them full of shifters, vampires, Olympian gods, extra-terrestrials or whatever else comes into her head. In all these wondrous worlds, romance and passion blossom, since she cannot resist writing a happy ending, especially for those who have given up on ever getting one. Now that's satisfaction.
                                       Race to Redemption,
                                                           Green Rising #1
   Genre Erotica Sci-Fi/Futuristic
 Publisher  Evernight publishing
Blurb
A woman who lost everything.

Intergalactic storm racing champion Elaina Carteret had it all—fame, wealth, men—until a horrific accident took it away. To get it back, she agrees to pose as Lainie Carter, medical transport pilot and corporate spy. Her risk-taking attitude infuriates Dr. Erik Johansen, who runs the medical outpost with an iron hand, a permanent scowl and the tightest bod on the planet.

A man desperate for redemption.

Unable to forgive himself for a past tragedy, Erik works himself into an early grave. He has no patience for the insubordinate Lainie Carter, who can’t take an order, disrupts routine, and flames his body to ash.

A planet at risk.

When the outpost is attacked, they're thrown together in a race across the desert to stop a deadly biogenetic weapon. As a fragile trust blossoms between two damaged hearts, their pasts resurface and threaten their growing bond.
Be Warned: anal sex, bondage, menage sex, gender neutral characters. 



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 Thirteen Favorite Villains

1. Roy Batty, the lead replicant in Blade Runner, who rebels and kills humans on his quest to live longer than the four years of life given to replicants.
2. Borg Queen, because she made being a villainess sexy, but so very powerful.
3. Cersei from Game of Thrones, because she might have been great, if the times and her family gave her the credit she was due, but instead she had to take it for herself.
4. Fairy Godmother in Shrek 2 because I love it when traditionally good characters are used as the villain.
5. Gollum in the Lord of the Rings, who didn’t really choose to be a villain, but fell prey to his own weaknesses when exposed to the ring of power.
6. Hans Gruber, the baddie in Die Hard. That was my first introduction to Alan Rickman, and the actor and this villain remain on the top of my list.
7. Khan, especially Benedict Cumberbatch’s portrayal, in Star Trek into Darkness, because he rocked a villain who loved his followers, even if they thought everyone else was at the level of a gnat.
8. Master/Mistress on Dr. Who because its Dr. Who’s greatest nemesis, and the longing to redeem the time lord crushes Dr. Who’s soul, creating phenomenal conflict.
9. Q from Star Trek, because his unpredictability is what made him do dangerous, reminding us we can’t always out think villains using logic.
10. Voldemort, because he made Harry Potter the hero he was, and the story reminds us that often, it’s the choices we make that shapes the path to goodness or villainy.
11. Loki, because he’s a trickster and an arrogant sod, whoever now and again shows a hint or two of humanity, or at least we think he does.
And the last two are my own.
12. Tij, in Race to Redemption, who is a hero to some, but has an intergalactic agenda most won’t agree with.
13. Amaris, the insane wildling fae in my soon to be released Unnatural Allies, who does it all to create a better future for a children.

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