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California Girl Chronicles Trailer ... Sexy is Sometimes Subtle

So I got a note from a former male colleague who said the California Girl Chronicles trailer ( click here ) made him blush! You know what is really funny? That trailer only describes a kiss! A kiss not sex! I have to laugh. You see when you write true erotica that isn't so straightforward (think porn), it can be very misleading. The mere suggestion and nothing more than an amazing kiss between two characters and someone blushes over it? I mean, I would maybe blush if it described a sex act. All it really describes are Brea's feelings as she is meeting and kissing the man of her desires. Of course she is turned on -- that's the point. What adds a layer of sexy is the voice-over work provided by the amazing Sonja Fisher. She did an incredible job with voice and inflection to add a richer, deeper level of sexiness and desire. When I heard it, I was astounded. I didn't expect her to go that far. If you have not yet viewed the trailer, please be sure to click above and pass...

From Swinging to Multiple Marriages ... All in a Day's Casual Conversation

I am once more reporting from the RT Booklovers Convention floor, and people openly and freely talk all around me. Here are two classic lines overheard in a really loud conversation. "I have always married older men," and "We were out with a bunch of swingers." I am telling you friends, I am so vanilla wafer, and as Bo now says, "VW". Since when is it commonplace to discuss multiple marriages and swinging like I said yesterday it's what you ate for breakfast? And since it is breakfast time here in Chicago, this was their actual breakfast conversation. I don't know whether I'm shocked that they said it all blase or that they discussed it in their booth space ... loudly. Whatever happened to boundaries or just why are we talking about such personal information so out in the open? I am just saying ... totally VW. And here I thought that being a somewhat liberal Californian that I was adventurous and fun. Hmm ... maybe not so much. And these people...

Spoiler Alert: California Girl Chronicles, Book 2: Introducing Johnny

The following is a short excerpt from the second book in the California Girl Chronicles series, Brea's Big Break. WARNING: This scene uses profane language and is not for young readers. California Girl Chronicles: Brea and the City of Plastic is now available on Amazon in print and Kindle or can be purchased for Nook and iBook. The book releases to the bookstores in March. It is also on sale for 30% off on the 3L Publishing website at www.3LPublishing.com.  Just then I heard a rustle and turned my chair back in time to see Monica’s backside hustle out of the room and in her place, I rested my eyes on hot man-candy Johnny. He looked relaxed and had a big, open smile on his face. “I remember you,” I said brightly. “Heard you got the part of Drew. Good for you!” I chirped, admiring this gorgeous, dark-haired man with perfectly muscular arms. “Can you grab a bite with me?” he asked. “I want to pick your brain.” I sat up and looked around my desk. I had nothing pressing, so I st...

Book Mark Reviews California Girl Chronicles

‘California Girl Chronicles: Brea and The City of Plastic’ by Michelle Gamble-Risley is an erotic and beguiling prose that will catalyze an ineffaceable case of sleeplessness as she seizes you on a roller-coaster tryst with Brea, whose contemptible feral escapades quixotically and proficiently twang your sensitivity threads rooting you to yelp with enchantment, whimper with sympathy, and chortle until you cave in. In this sequence, you will meet the incredibly sexy 22 year old archetypal California lass Brea Harper, flaxen and gorgeous, but chic than the rest, who is a lot into what she desires out of verve and whose droll amusing splendorous luster and appalling craving for sex sling her into a multitude of intricate affairs as she in chorus endeavor to accomplish her ideas by chasing her calling to grow to be a screenwriter.   She shifts to Los Angeles after losing her work as an editor at a local magazine, just to be incessantly abstracted by assorted yet in sum charming ex...