Lexie started writing to immerse herself in a fantasy world where women are adored and men fall at their feet. It didn't take long before she realised that sometimes men do that so you can stomp all over them in your sexy stiletto boots and since then she's been creating stories that stay true to her original romantic dream while exploring the erotic, the kinky and the downright filthy. She writes about anything that emerges from the murky depths of her imagination, whenever she gets the opportunity.

Lexie lives with her family on the south coast of England. She loves the adrenaline rush of the unexpected, the peace of writing every day, likes to lose herself in the realms of fantasy and has a thing for smells that take her back to her childhood.

Outside of writing she likes to disappear in movies, run along the seafront and breath in nature. She believes in the power of positivity to change the world.

Lexie has been published by House of Erotica, Sweetmeats Press and Ravenous Romance and you can find out more about her at:

http://www.lexiebay.co.uk (coming soon)

Twitter: @Lexie_Bay

Instagram: @lexie_bay

L. Moone writes steamy romance about big, brooding and devoted men who fall first and love hard.

Her heroes might think they’re unworthy—but that won’t stop them from losing their hearts. Whether husky, grumpy, or cinnamon roll sweet, they’ll do whatever it takes to take care of the women they love. And the heroines? They might act fierce and independent, but they've already melted just for him.

💖 Steamy, high-heat instalove

💖 Damaged, self-sacrificing heroes who put her first

💖 Dad bods, curvy girls and everything in between

💖 All the drama, all the feels, and a heartfelt HEA—every time.

If you love obsessed book boyfriends, sassy heroines, and romance that makes your heart ache before putting it back together again, you’re in the right place.

📩 Grab your FREE book & start reading today at lmoone dot com

(P.S. If you love a little magic with your romance, check out her Paranormal & Fantasy books as Lorelei Moone!)

Danielle Austen is an ordinary woman; a full-time office manager, keen runner and self-professed nerd who spends her free time either at the gym, socialising with friends or curled up on the sofa with her husband. But unknown to her friends and her colleagues, she is also the author of full-length erotic novels which have been published worldwide in e-book and print by the multi-award winning Xcite Books.

Danielle’s unique blend of complex storytelling, intense action scenes and frequent, varied sexual content has received widespread critical acclaim, with E-Read Erotica Reviews citing Danielle as writing “new creations of literature that are mature, unafraid, and passionately move us as readers.” Her newest release The Ancient’s Destiny – the third and final book in the Prophecy Girl Trilogy – is her darkest and most ambitious book to date; an epic story of love, lust and magic set against the backdrop of the end of the world.

Nothing makes Danielle happier than hearing from fans. You can connect with her on her website http://www.danielle-austen.com, like her on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/danielleaustenerotica and follow her on Twitter @danniiausten

K M Dylan is a former model turned author. Dylan's career in fashion fueled her sexual exploration that provided inspirational material for her erotic writings.

Dylan does not write deep, meaningful, politically correct literature. She has lived a life of privilege because she had the luck of being born with a face that our society considers beautiful and a body that for years she was able to keep unhealthily thin. She has had sex with more than her share of lovers, many of them rich, powerful men and women, and her books are about that sexual journey.

Visit K M Dylan's author page at www.facebook.com/KMDylan to get her latest news and read previews of her books.

Erzabet Bishop is a USA Today bestselling and award winning author of over forty paranormal and contemporary romance books.

She lives in Houston, Texas and when she isn't writing about sexy shifters or voluptuous heroines, she enjoys playing in local bookstores and watching movies with her husband and furry kids.

Follow her on Twitter @erzabetbishop.

Links:

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Facebook “like” page: https://www.facebook.com/erzabetbishopauthor

Goodreads: http://www.goodreads.com/author/show/6590718.Erzabet_Bishop

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Review Blog: http://erzabetsenchantments.blogspot.com/

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M.J.Carey,

My stories all address domination and submission. None of my work should be read by anyone under 18.

I've written two series of stories; 'House of Penheligon' and 'The Sisterhood'.

* The Sisterhood. The first eight stories are now published. Each one reveals more of the Sisterhood, its members and methods; the Dominatrices and their willing slaves. There are more stories in progressa collection is planned for 2015:

1. Breakfast meeting

2. An Itinerant Slave (also in paperback)

3. Slave Recruitment

4. At Her Feet.

5. The Equestrienne

6. Bouillabaise (also in paperback as a bonus to 'An Itinerant slave')

7. Leather and Chrome

8. Room Service

* House of Penheligon 1: Danielle's rules.

* House of Penheligon 2: Collars and Cuffs

* House of Penheligon 3: The Secret Garden

* House of Penheligon 4: Come together

All are available for Kindle and in paperback, both through Amazon.

The entire series is also available in one combined volume; House of Penheligon Quartet

There are also three stories addressing female submisission and male domination:

'A la Carte'

One story, 'Glove' is in the Gratis Midwinter Tales anthology, while a third, 'Rebirth' is in the Gratis, New Beginning's anthology; both available from Amazon. Glove and Rebirth will soon be published in new editions.

I don't exist. We'll never meet.

What I can tell you is that: I like cats, I like chocolate, I like wine.

I write erotica. At the moment my interest is lesbian fiction, but I have plans for heterosexual stories too.

As with any writer, I'm still learning and love to get feedback, so don't be shy. I want to write better. So, even if you hate my work, if you can tell me why, I won't hold it against you. If you like it, but have constructive criticism to offer, please do.

Happy reading.

New York born, east coast raised, and west coast bound. Since the early 1990s, Ray has been fascinated with writing, but much of his fascination came from movies, arts, and the adult industry. He was intrigued by reading dirty stories from pornographic publications, and then came a TV show he grew up loving, which sparked his muse to write stories in that kind of flare – Melrose Place, but while he was fascinated with the show’s plot, Ray had stopped writing for a while to pursue another passion in his life – music – the night club scene. It was then when he picked up a couple of turntables and worked the night scene, where he loved watching a playground of fun, sex, and drama.

After leaving the club scene, Ray moved to Nevada to start a new life, but over the next few years, Ray felt there was a void in his life, but he didn’t think writing would be the only thing to keep his sanity. He was away from family, his city roots, and living in the middle of the desert with people of a different culture. It was then, when he re-discovered writing, but not just writing anything – erotica. Though, when he got into the genre, it was by accident; he didn’t know how much he would enjoy it.

While the erotic industry was filled with cliché erotic romance, with only limited erotic scenes in their stories and lots of fluff, Ray felt he needed to get in there and get straight to the point with his stories; turn his readers on, while making them laugh or relate. He’s not into the alpha-male characters, like in some of the books read by other authors, but what is wrong about female characters who are confident and emancipated, with issues in their life, and the men who are intrigued by them?