The
Dangerous Plot Bunny
Sharita
Lira
Greetings!
It’s September already? Good grief. Most of the year is gone, quite
unbelievable that 2015 is flying by, but we say that every year. And here I sit
at my computer with rewrites, edits, new stories, but then the plot bunnies pop
in my brain.
Doesn’t
matter to the plot bunny what you have to do. Edits? So. New stories waiting to
be write? Who cares. Here’s another 10! They come when I write, sleep, sometimes
while driving and I have to ignore them or I might have an accident.
What
the hell? Do they plan these attacks? I certainly think they do. When I least
expect it, I’ve got ideas from a photograph, a song, scenario, a sentence or
word, and if it’s really good it’s ready to be written in synopsis form with a
couple of pictures for inspiration. If not, the thoughts are scribbled in my
notebook or in my new story folder until they become complete thoughts.
Do
those ever develop into stories? Yeah they do. One started out as a very small
idea I wrote in my notes; an interracial couple meets when one man notices the
other’s apartment getting burglarized. That turned into 3 books which I’m
downsizing into one. When will I have time for this? Dunno!
The
things multiply and can become vicious, but tell me, where would authors be
without them? When in a slump, some call it writer’s block, other’s call it,
well, a slump, they need these to jumpstart their writing. If you’ve been
devoid of ideas, then they’re good to look back on. Mind you, this rarely
happens to me. I think I have enough stories to last quite a while, but if it does,
I’ll look in the book and my ever growing synopsis folder which is currently
full of half done ideas. Oh and don’t even mention the ones that are started
and unfinished. Those just need serious edits and would probably be ready if I
took the time, but again, when will this be?
Hopefully
soon, but don’t quote me on that. Seemingly, everyday a new plot bunny attacks with
a new idea for me to ponder over.
What
about the rest of you? Authors, what do you think about the plot bunnies? Do
you hold on to them? Have little scraps of paper waiting to be read? Tell me.
Thanks for listening.
Overall Series Blurb
The N’awlins Exotica/Paranormal
series
The city of New Orleans is rich in
tradition, diverse, and known for the inspiration it provides. In the “Big
Easy” there lies the hunger for the erotic as well as the unknown. The
residents here feel that sexual energy and it reveals itself through their
various creative activities.
Join the characters as they take a
wild ride on the edge, enjoying their town for all it has to offer. There’s a
certain magic in the air, an erotic magic that cannot be ignored.
Books
1-3 On Sale 99 Cents
Book 1
Blurb: New
Orleans is supposed to be the big easy. One night changes everything for
Frankie Choteau.
New Orleans. A city rich in tradition, diversity, and on the comeback trail from hurricane Katrina. Francois “Frankie” Choteau, a resident of this town, a cop with a hot temper and low tolerance for bs. Kajika Fortier, a transplant from Oklahoma came here looking for a dream and unfortunately it’s turned into a nightmare. On a hot summer night, they meet and cross paths during a very difficult situation. Despite this, the attraction between them is evident and loneliness for both men is a fate worse than death. They’d both like a chance at happiness but will the circumstances and Frankie’s uneasiness prevent their happy ever after?
New Orleans. A city rich in tradition, diversity, and on the comeback trail from hurricane Katrina. Francois “Frankie” Choteau, a resident of this town, a cop with a hot temper and low tolerance for bs. Kajika Fortier, a transplant from Oklahoma came here looking for a dream and unfortunately it’s turned into a nightmare. On a hot summer night, they meet and cross paths during a very difficult situation. Despite this, the attraction between them is evident and loneliness for both men is a fate worse than death. They’d both like a chance at happiness but will the circumstances and Frankie’s uneasiness prevent their happy ever after?
Book
2
Blurb:
Livin’ in N’awlins ain’t all that easy…
Kajika Fortier loves his job, the attention he gets from onlookers, and Frankie Choteau. However, his new partner’s jealousy, mood swings, and over protectiveness drives Kajika to the brink but at the same time, excites him to no end.
To complicate things further, a murderer is on the loose looking for blood. All three of the killer’s victims are strippers which not only makes Frankie nervous about Kajika’s safety but leaves him questioning his love for being a homicide detective. Coupled with the stresses of cold cases as well as some fellow officers shunning him for coming out, Frankie is having second thoughts about staying in New Orleans. Despite the encouragement from Vance, Kenina, and Orrin as well as new chief Quinn Murray, Frankie is wondering if his life’s passion really is to catch the killers.
Will the new couple survive these new issues that impede their nearly perfect union? Or will the relationship fail, thus leaving Kajika alone and a target for New Orleans latest serial killer? Detective Choteau and Kajika’s commitment to one another is being tested in more ways than one and they only have one another to lean on.
Kajika Fortier loves his job, the attention he gets from onlookers, and Frankie Choteau. However, his new partner’s jealousy, mood swings, and over protectiveness drives Kajika to the brink but at the same time, excites him to no end.
To complicate things further, a murderer is on the loose looking for blood. All three of the killer’s victims are strippers which not only makes Frankie nervous about Kajika’s safety but leaves him questioning his love for being a homicide detective. Coupled with the stresses of cold cases as well as some fellow officers shunning him for coming out, Frankie is having second thoughts about staying in New Orleans. Despite the encouragement from Vance, Kenina, and Orrin as well as new chief Quinn Murray, Frankie is wondering if his life’s passion really is to catch the killers.
Will the new couple survive these new issues that impede their nearly perfect union? Or will the relationship fail, thus leaving Kajika alone and a target for New Orleans latest serial killer? Detective Choteau and Kajika’s commitment to one another is being tested in more ways than one and they only have one another to lean on.
Blurb: Living in the Big Easy is downright deadly
especially if you’re a stripper. When another exotic dancer is found dead in
her apartment, the heat mounts on Frankie and his fellow detectives to find the
killer. Due to the magnitude of this unsolved mystery along with the LaBoy
murders, tension runs high at Nineteen making it hard for all to breathe around
the police station and sending everyone into a frenzy.
There’s no denying Frankie’s love for Kajika but in
the back of his mind, hot thoughts of the mutual jerk off with Orrin Daugherty
loom over his head. Though the feelings are mutual, Orrin wants nothing to do
with this and pushes Frankie away. Add in to the mix his fascination with
partner Vance Morain along with his severe case of blue balls and you got one
hell of a predicament for these for complex and volatile men.
The men at Nineteen are burning with desire for one
another and pleasure is beginning to be almost as important as business.
Will the sinful disruptions stop them from finding the
killer roaming the streets of the Big Easy?
WARNING: Lots of lewd dialogue and smoldering sex
between males.
Author
Sharita Lira: In one word, crazy. Just crazy enough to have
3 different muses running around in her head, driving her to sheer exhaustion
with new plot bunnies and complex characters.
This happily married mother
of two beautiful children loves music, computers, reading, and still enjoys
reading and writing fanfiction. She’s a proud member of the Erotica Readers
& Writers Association, as well as an advocate for rights of LGBT
citizens. She’s also a contributor to
the heavy metal ezine Fourteeng.net.
For more information, please
visit http://www.thelitriad.com as well as her Facebook fanpage, The Literary Triad.
Thank you Julie
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