Saturday's Excerpts from Operation Second Honeymoon by Amber Skyze

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Blurb:

On the verge of their tenth anniversary, Cole is planning a surprise gift aboard a boat for his wife Avery. Bathing suits are optional - preferably left behind. The only other thing they need to make this weekend perfect? Owen their next door neighbor.

Out on the open sea, Avery will find herself tied to the rails being tortured in the sweetest ways imaginable. The men take her to delicious heights, only to leave her hanging - if only momentarily. When she demands an orgasm she oversteps the boundaries Cole and Owen have but in place. The two men spank her back into submission. There's nothing like red cheeks to ignite the flames of desire in Cole.

After a tremulous six months of clawing their way back together, Avery is ready to accept the help she needs to fix the marriage her husband has fought so hard to save. Will a weekend of hot, sweaty sex be enough to rescue them?

 

 

Excerpt:

“Smells good.”

“Thanks, Owen.” Cole flipped the steaks as the flame on the grill flared, threatening to char the meat.

The heat from the grill, coupled with the mid-August humidity, caused sweat to form on his brow. A droplet fell into his eye. Cole placed the fork on the side shelf and wiped it away with his apron.

Avery walked out of the house in her hot-pink bikini. Her blonde hair was pulled back, the way she wore it whenever she went down on him. He admired her beautiful face. Cole’s dick instantly stiffened. His wife knew he loved when she wore her hair away from her face. It carried a hot echo of their dating days when Avery would surprise him after work and tease him until he was painfully hard. And that bathing suit. Sweet Jesus. He liked seeing all her beauty displayed for his hungry eyes and the neighbors. Avery was a prize, and he loved having others look.

She strutted across the patio in her high-heeled sandals and rubbed against him. She placed a kiss on Cole’s lips. The sweat didn’t faze her.

“Can’t wait for one of your juicy steaks,” she said.

Cole stepped back and gave his wife’s body the once-over.

“Damn, you’re sexy.” He wanted to bend her over the picnic table and fuck that gorgeous ass. He reached around, pulled her closer again, and copped a feel.

“Don’t start something you can’t finish,” Avery said.

Cole noticed the twinkle in her blue eyes and knew she was baiting him. She wanted him to bail on the steaks and ravish her inside the house. Tension ticked in his chest, and he wished he had an excuse to send everyone home.

“Get a room, guys.”

Owen’s comment pulled the lovers apart.

“Oh, Owen, someday you’ll find your own woman, and when you do, you’ll be just as in love as Cole and I.” Avery turned to Owen and patted his chest in the affectionate way one shared condolences.

 

Friday's How She Does It featuring Amber Skyze

We all know there are six elements of fiction. Who, What, When, Where, Why and How. I believe the first five lead to the sixth which for me is plot. What's your take on this> Definitely! Without the first five you don’t have a plot. J

 

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1.      How do you create your characters? Do you have a specific method?

No specific method. I usually pick an actor or actress I’m fawning over at the time or a person from my everyday life. Crazy I know. LOL

 

2. Do your characters come before the plot? Do you sketch out your plot or do you let the characters develop the route to the end?

For me, the plot comes first. Sometimes I’ll see a character in my head and know I have to write a story. Though that’s rare. 

 

3. Do you know how the story will end before you begin? In a general way or a specific one?

No…the issues the couple will go through are about all I know when I begin writing. There are times when even that changes as I write. While I make every attempt to have a happily ever after it’s not always possible.

 

4. Do you choose settings you know or do you have books of settings and plans of houses sitting around?

Oooooh, what a great idea. I’m a creature of habit and use settings I’m very familiar with. I’ve only stepped out of my comfort zone for two books.

 

5. Where do you do your research? On line or from books?

Most of my research is done online.

 

6. Are you a draft writer or do you revise as you go along and why?

A long time ago I would revise as I went along…I never finished a book. Then I heard about Nano and that changed my life forever. I write first and worry about revising once the book is fully complete. I’ll make notes along the way, if I want to change or add something from earlier in the story.

 

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