Book one done!

I finished my first book!

I can't believe I actually did it. I must say that writing isn't really the hard part, letting other people see what you wrote is. A friend of mine is editing it now, and then she will send it to her friend to edit too.

I'm not sure how I am going to feel after they have gutted my baby. I know it needs to be done, but when you work so hard on something and then they want to change it can really take a toll on you. I know they mean no harm, they are just helping me to better what I have written, but man oh man am I nervous!

Now on to the next one, I can't wait to get started. I have ideas for a second book and a prequel, I am hesitant to start in case this one flops. I guess we shall see.

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Little Samanthas Choice.

Today I am going to share the current book that I am reading:

This is my first exposure to age play. I wasn't sure what I would be getting myself into. I was pleasantly surprised by the story line, this book is definitely a page turner. Whether age play is your thing or not,  I would recommend this book. The main focus is age play, but there are some hot scenes that have nothing to do with it. Jackson and Samantha are one sexy couple. Meredith is a wonderful author and she really outdid herself.

Here is a little blurb:

After twenty-five-year-old Samantha Briggs leaves an initially minor sickness untreated, the illness worsens quickly and she ends up feverishly sleeping the weekend away. Her husband, Jackson, stays by her side and sees to all of her needs. But when she wakes up wearing a diaper and footie pajamas, she is furious. Jackson apologizes, but he does admit that he has always yearned to care for Samantha like a loving daddy.

Samantha is shaken by this revelation, but after some reading and some thinking, she agrees to try being Jackson’s little girl. She soon finds herself happily immersed in a land of games, dolls, bedtime stories, and her daddy’s loving care for her every need. She isn’t sure how she feels about wearing a diaper, and she definitely doesn’t like the spankings she gets when she’s naughty, but the peaceful surrender that comes with being her daddy’s little girl makes her feel as though every stressful part of her life has been erased.

Samantha and Jackson fall into a routine: she is an adult on the weekdays, and a little girl—and sometimes a baby—on the weekends. But when she slips up and embarrasses herself by behaving childishly during a stressful morning at work, she reconsiders their new relationship. Will she give up the lifestyle she’s grown to love so much, or can she come to accept that there is nothing wrong with choosing to be her daddy’s little girl?

Publisher’s Note: Little Samantha’s Choice is an erotic novel that contains spankings, age play, anal play, elements of BDSM, sexual scenes, and more. If such material offends you, please don’t buy this book.

Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Little-Samanthas-Choice-Meredith-OReilly-ebook/dp/B00M4XDT6S

Barnes and Noble: http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/little-samanthas-choice-meredith-oreilly/1120011491?ean=2940149831869

Blushing Books: http://www.blushingbooks.com/index.php?l=product_detail&p=2926

 

Stuck

I have been writing my book for about two weeks now, and I am now stuck. It's time for them to make up, but I don't want it to be your typical happily ever after.

My heroine is a feisty one who likes to stand her ground. She does what she wants when she wants it. The hero is cool, calm and collected, he loves her feisty side but wants her to be a little more reserved.

Where to go from here? I'll let you know when I figure it out.

Just the begining

I am new to this thing they call blogging and writing, but boy am I enjoying myself. When I was a young girl I always dreamed of writing books, but I never had enough self confidence. I would write something and then throw it away for fear of judgement, I did this for years until I finally just gave up on writing. I still have no confidence in what I am writing, but I am determined to finish, even if no one ever sees it.

I am in the middle of a coming of age Domestic Discipline story. I knew nothing about about Domestic Discipline a few weeks go, but then I read a few books containing it. I find it so intriguing and intimate. I am now reading just about any blog, I can get my hands on just so I can learn more. I am more than excited to finish this book and learn more and more about Domestic Discipline. If you have any helpful tips or just a piece of advice I'd love to hear it.

I am nervous that one day someone might actually read what I have written. This is all just a crazy whirlwind. I am very excited to see if this can open any doors for me. Maybe I'll get published maybe I won't. One thing I do know is that I will be fulfilling a passion I have always had. The hardest thing for me so far is writing in third person, how do you guys do that? When I wrote before, I always wrote in the first person, and maybe next time I will. But for now, third person it is.


Sorry for all the rambling. Maybe one day I'll figure this all out.

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