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“I’m not sure it would be suitable to date someone in the same department in any case. If we had a bad break up it would be awkward to continue working in the same office.” “That’s true. What was the other revelation?” Zach took a deep breath before launching into an explanation. “I found out today that our department publishes BDSM erotica and they make sure that interns don’t see anything until later on in case it puts them off the internship.” Emilia smiled and giggled. She was definitely amused by his discovery. “I have a BDSM series published by Harper Publishing in my bedroom,” she admitted. “I knew they published things like that. Did you want to borrow it to help you get comfortable

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“It’s a four book commitment. We never sign an author on only one book. If this one is a bestseller, we want to be sure you don’t jump to another publisher.” “I see. When would you want the second book?” “We’d like to start pre-publicity in about three months on book two and the third should be ready to go the first of December. You’re going to be one very busy lady for the next year or so. The plan is to market Legal Briefs as the first in a series of lawyer romances. How do you think Danielle Steele stays on the top ten list?” “She hires a writing staff?” Rachel tried a joke, but neither Peter nor Sandra so much as smiled.

"Really? How do they even know about it yet?" "Word travels fast in the romance community," Robert explained. "When established authors start talking about breakthrough novels, people pay attention." Jake leaned forward slightly. "Emma, what Robert's not mentioning is that several bestselling romance authors have specifically asked to read advance copies of your manuscript. That level of author endorsement is rare for debut novels." Emma looked around the table, seeing genuine enthusiasm for her work from people whose opinions mattered in the industry. "I honestly don't know what to say. Six months ago, I was struggling to write a convincing love scene."

For just a second, I caught a glimpse of pain flickering across his face before it vanished behind his usual icy facade. "The wedding's next month," he said. "Nora needs a bridesmaid." Nora Hunter. The girl who had shown up out of the blue three months ago, 20 and all sunshine with her blonde hair and blue eyes, clueless about the shadows in the world. Francis had welcomed her into the mansion, showered her with jewels, and paraded her around at every high-society event. Francis kept whispering sweet nothings to me, even as he was gearing up to marry someone else.

Polly reacted. “And I am a soon to be…well almost a published romance author” Grace retorted, “Let send him that email” Polly rolled her eyes, “You are dark romance Author, Grace. You write raunchy romance. Dark male characters, not some sweet sugar doctor” Polly argued. I chuckled as I watched their antics, Grace slapped a hand to her chest to feign pain. “Well, okay. I will leave it to you” Grace raised her hands in surrender.

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I had worked hard on my first book, pouring my heart and soul into the pages. The publisher leaned forward, resting her elbows on her desk. "But here's the thing, Max. You have a gift for writing romance, and our readers love it. We want you to write another romance novel for us." My heart skipped a beat. I had never considered writing a second book abruptly. But the publisher's confidence in my abilities was contagious, and I found herself nodding eagerly. The publisher handed me a contract, outlining the terms of their agreement. As I read through the document, I felt a sense of excitement building within me. I could do this. I could write another book, and I could make it even better than

How are you supposed to write romance books when every time you even consider getting romantic with someone, you feel like you are cheating on the person that you loved and never learned to unlove? My fingers are flying over the keyboard, the clicking of the typewriter a different kind of music all in its own league. The story I am writing is not one I will ever publish. Not because it isn’t good or worthy of people swooning over it, but because it is private. It is my life, and how just a day with the elusive Dalon Sorrin has me back to wanting to get something out on paper. I will apologize to Collen later for writing about another man on the gift he gave me, but knowing Collen, he would s