When player Marshall accepts a bet to bed Luke, a cute nerd who belongs to a “true love waits” group, he ends up wanting more than sex, but the group’s shady leader endangers more than their romance.
Art by P.L. Nunn
There are those who will always choose their books by scent, evidently. They believe that ebooks will never really catch on because you can’t smell the pages. Of all of the arguments that I’ve heard pro-print, that one seems to be the one most used and the least compelling. Book smells. Well, okay.
To me, the argument in favor of print books is old people and Luddites–there are more of them then there are of us. Therefore, it is with much regret to trees that must give their lives for my nonsense, but nevertheless great enthusiasm in which I am to announce that Le Jazz Hot will soon be available in print.
As proof, I offer you the book cover:
With reviews on, even!
I do not yet have a date for when this will be available. After much squealing and pleasure, my next thought was that ‘Hey! I could do signings now that I have something to sign!’
Now if only I could track down a pen.
It’ll come as no surprise that I enjoy the May/December dynamic. After all, I wrote a book (actually a couple, but this is the only one we’ve sent to publish.) I’m so excited that other people enjoy it, it too. It means a lot that someone felt like we got the dynamic right, because that’s really what our goal was.
From the review:
I loved, loved, LOVED this book! One of the great things about the Nacht/Euclid writing team is the fast paced storyline and the dialog between the two characters. Because of this, I really get the feeling that their heroes really come to like and then love each other. As the book progresses their emotional bond deepens and by the end of the book, I was totally captivated by Richard and Paul’s love for one another.
Cover art by the beautiful and talented P.L. Nunn. I feel sooo lucky that she does our covers for us! Because OMG, the art is so awesome I can’t believe it!
Richard Lynch is a 50-something executive with an ex-wife he’s still hung up on and a son in grad school who only calls when he wants something. In his professional life, Richard’s successful and in control, but his personal life consists of little more than sitting down in front of the television set at seven and being in bed by nine.
Then he meets his son Kyle’s best friend and roommate, Paul Watkins, the handsome gay son of a former rockstar. Richard’s bland, predictable world is thrown into chaos by Paul’s sweetly determined pursuit of him. To some Richard’s new lease on life seems like a mid-life crisis and Paul’s infatuation seems motivated by daddy issues, but to Richard, Paul is his chance to explore a part of himself he’s kept buried all his life. With friends, family, and their pasts threatening to keep them apart, what will it take for each to become the other’s man?
Cover art by P.L. Nunn
Handsome Julian Larson is a talented singer and dancer who performs in drag to make ends meet. So when his best friend needs a burlesque act at the last minute for a fireman’s birthday party, he calls Julian. There Julian dances for the birthday boy Trent Fitzgerald; a too good to be true heart throb who is too nice to keep a woman in his life. Falling hard for the leggy, blond singer–but believing that she’s a woman named Julia–Trent tracks Julian down to his apartment where Julian poses as “Julia’s” twin in a desperate, doomed ploy to win over the sexy firefighter. When Trent inevitably uncovers the truth, will it mean the end of Julian’s chances or the beginning of a new opportunity?
Warning: explicit discussion of what to call lady bits. And boy bits which are not so hygienic.
Lest you think editing is all fun and games and that every word isn’t sweated over, have a look at our comment discussion between Jules, our Loose Id editor, and my cowriter Thursday, about the usage and evolution of the term poon/poonis/poontang.
And yes, I’m the spoilsport who says pussy.
If you haven’t bought your own copy of Black Gold, allow me to assist you with a link.
Now available through Loose Id, my book (coauthored with Thursday Euclid), Black Gold, a m/m story about star crossed rock stars, is available in multiple formats.
I’m so excited about this. It’s not just a novel, it’s a novel plus, meaning it’s kind of long because, you know, writing sexy bits and describing costumes takes a lot of words. Also, we explored the themes of coming out in the media, romance in the spotlight, and the evolution and changing of the music industry.
As with most things I write, there is a bit of political undertone. It’s a fantasy, of course, but I hope it makes people think.
And, you know, if you’re going to be protesting the TSA this week by refusing scanning and getting patted down, this will not only give you something to pass the time, but maybe make the groping more fun.
Mmm strangers in latex gloves groping your junk. That’s how everyone should start their Thanksgiving holidays.
Buy now. Not just for you, but for the security of America. Or something.
Cover image by P.L. Nunn
It’s here, it’s finally here! Here is the book cover for my novel, co-written with Thursday Euclid, “Black Gold.” It’s coming out on Loose Id November 23rd. Gorgeous art by P.L. Nunn.
Billy “Goldie” Goldean is the biggest pop star in the world and he’s harboring a terrible, career-killing secret: he’s gay. Even with song titles such as “Astral Glider” and “Winking Brown Eye,” few question Goldie’s squeaky clean teen heartthrob status. That is, until Jethro “Jett” Black, an infamous womanizer and underground punk icon, names him in the pages of Rolling Stone magazine as the celebrity he’d most like to fuck.
After they hook up at an industry party, Goldie’s management dumps him, Jett’s exes come back to haunt them, and even Goldie’s mother makes a public plea for him to come to his senses. Can Goldie trust his untamed new lover, or will the pressures of fame tear them apart?
