Sarah Masters's Blog, page 8

Sensual. Seductive. Sculptures so erotic they become a white-hot feast for the eyes.

That's what New York art promoter Sloan Benton sees the day she discovers the talent of sculptor Dallen O'Neal. Dallen's outrageous style gives Sloan a burning desire to learn more about him and the secret medium he's using. He's the sexiest, hottest, most dominant man she's ever met and the best new talent in town, but she realizes too late that he's also a painful, forgotten memory from her past.

Dallen...

The latest on writing…

1. Loveyoudivine will be selling my series books as one book per series for those who like to have them all on one file.

2. Contradicting review came in. Some good points that I took on board, and will keep those in mind for future books, but it left me thinking: wtf? Amazing how other minds 'see' things so differently. One reader gets it, the other doesn't. I'm thinking I need to write books that are 'spelled' out, but this makes me feel as though I think the...

A standalone story in the Hunters for Hire series.

Anari Fury—daughter, sister, fiancée. Life on Sa-Ro Five is good…until a ruthless pirate spies her. Refusing his advances sets in motion a chain of events that will change her life forever.

Taken from the only home she's known, Anari is sold as a sex slave. But she possesses a secret that puts her at even greater risk than that posed by the man who uncovers desires she never suspected—a frightening man with opaque gray eyes and a past that...

Book two in the Sequins, Saddles and Spurs series.

Lola Lamont leaves Vegas with two pals, never imagining they'd break down in small-town Texas. So what's a former showgirl to do when she runs smack dab into the hottest sheriff south of the Mason Dixon line? Why, jump his bones, of course!

Sam Campbell takes one look at the Vegas Bombshell and knows damn good and well she belongs in his bed. She probably has the words gold digger tattooed to her ass but he's ready to take what the sexy blonde ...

A standalone title in the Cougar Challenge series.

With the big four-oh looming, Larissa Cross is more than ready to shed the roles that have defined her and make drastic changes. Gone are the widowed Army wife, soccer mom and empty nester. She's even setting aside the schoolteacher until fall.

A naughty challenge issued by fellow erotic romance booklovers on their blog, Tempt the Cougar, has come at the perfect time and ignited Rissa's competitive drive. It's going to be a glorious summer...

The very talented Lakota Phillips posted this picture on Facebook, which prompted a discussion about BDSM and the lifestyle, one I waded in on. Which brings me here to this blog post.

Years ago, the title BDSM made me say "Oooer!" and think of people hurting one another. I didn't know a thing about it, so when I decided to write a BDSM tale I bought a true-life book about a woman who dominated men for a living. She had a need to do this, and having such a job afforded her the release she...

Book one in the Sequins, Saddles and Spurs series.

Stranded in Mesa Blanco, Texas, with no money and no prospects, Emily Lathrop hires on as the cook at the Lazy Aces Ranch. Two problems—she can't cook, and owner Wyatt Cavanaugh is so hot she nearly burns herself just standing near him. Trying to keep her hormones under control is a problem when Wyatt seduces her into his bed and teaches her the real meaning of erotic love.

Now proper Emily finds herself shockingly addicted to the BDSM games...

How is one innocent country girl to choose between a Duke, a Marquis and an Earl? Must she?

When Miss Alicia Silverwood marries the Earl of Dorchester, he whisks her off to Notre Plaisir, a country manor where erotic surprises await in the company of three powerful lords.

The young Earl needs a wife and heir. The cynical Marquis de Beaumont needs a playmate. And the commanding Duke of Warrington needs a reason to live. As for the new Lady Dorchester, she's about to discover the true nature of h...

In town yesterday, it was very clear the British school summer holiday had begun. The main street was full of those small humans called children. Now, don't get me wrong, I love kids, have five of my own, just don't much like the stages where they're 'into' everything and 'getting in the way'. Poor little sods—I realise that's the way we develop, but when they're all racing around outside the shops, screeching and screaming, their mothers getting more irate by the minute, I bless the fact...

Discussing weight is a tricky issue due to the offending factor. There are 'thin' people who have never struggled with being overweight and some of them may say obesity is disgusting. Of course, that's their opinion, and if their claims are true that they 'eat what they like' and 'don't do any exercise other than walking upstairs to take a bath', then they're blessed with perfect metabolism and are very lucky. Some people have fucked-up metabolism or thyroid issues and the weight piles on...