Ariella Talix's Blog - Posts Tagged "fiddle-and-fire"
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Hi beautiful readers!
My newest book Fiddle and Fire is nearing its completion of the editing process and will be set loose on the world on May 1. It's available now for pre-order. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZFX74WQ
ARC copies will also be available soon from various sources for legitimate reviewers.
Now here's where I could use your help! Amazon, in their infinite wisdom, has deemed the cover and book too sexy for their dainty eyes, and they refuse to allow me to advertise. Normally that's how I've garnered pre-orders in the past, so I need the word spread through less traditional ways. Please, please help spread the word that the book is coming. Take a look at the blurb and the cover and see if it's for you, and then share the info with your book club, friends, hairdresser, dental hygienist, dog walker, mother-in-law... anyone you can!
This is a historical MMF romance set in 1855 San Francisco after the Gold Rush. It's a sequel to The Golden Rush, but the story is a standalone, and it's much less of a history book than TGR. It's nice and sexy with LOTS of great suspense. The characters are lovable with off-the-chart chemistry.
Happy Reading!
Ariella Talix
My newest book Fiddle and Fire is nearing its completion of the editing process and will be set loose on the world on May 1. It's available now for pre-order. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BZFX74WQ
ARC copies will also be available soon from various sources for legitimate reviewers.
Now here's where I could use your help! Amazon, in their infinite wisdom, has deemed the cover and book too sexy for their dainty eyes, and they refuse to allow me to advertise. Normally that's how I've garnered pre-orders in the past, so I need the word spread through less traditional ways. Please, please help spread the word that the book is coming. Take a look at the blurb and the cover and see if it's for you, and then share the info with your book club, friends, hairdresser, dental hygienist, dog walker, mother-in-law... anyone you can!
This is a historical MMF romance set in 1855 San Francisco after the Gold Rush. It's a sequel to The Golden Rush, but the story is a standalone, and it's much less of a history book than TGR. It's nice and sexy with LOTS of great suspense. The characters are lovable with off-the-chart chemistry.
Happy Reading!
Ariella Talix
Fiddle and Fire- Steamy but not erotica!
Just a couple more days, and Fiddle and Fire will be live on Amazon in all formats, and from Barnes and Noble in paperback. I can't wait for you all to read it!
There has been a bit of confusion about the genre of the book, so I will reiterate. It is a steamy, historical MMF romance, but it is not and was NEVER meant to be erotica. It was listed in NetGalley in erotica with a disclaimer that it is not pure erotica. They do not have an erotic romance category, so this was the best we could do. If a book is just listed in Historical Romance, it quickly becomes lost amongst all of the clean romances. Then some historical romance readers find MMF sex and get all bent out of shape about it and call it porn.
Unfortunately, some reviewers don't read blurbs, so the disclaimer was lost on them, and they were disappointed that the book wasn't all super descriptive sex. Sorry (not sorry) about that.
I do my best to alert readers to the content, but if someone plows ahead expecting something other than what's there, I can't help it.
I hope you love the book. I do.
There has been a bit of confusion about the genre of the book, so I will reiterate. It is a steamy, historical MMF romance, but it is not and was NEVER meant to be erotica. It was listed in NetGalley in erotica with a disclaimer that it is not pure erotica. They do not have an erotic romance category, so this was the best we could do. If a book is just listed in Historical Romance, it quickly becomes lost amongst all of the clean romances. Then some historical romance readers find MMF sex and get all bent out of shape about it and call it porn.
Unfortunately, some reviewers don't read blurbs, so the disclaimer was lost on them, and they were disappointed that the book wasn't all super descriptive sex. Sorry (not sorry) about that.
I do my best to alert readers to the content, but if someone plows ahead expecting something other than what's there, I can't help it.
I hope you love the book. I do.
