Category Archives: Out of the Box

Another participation to Six Sentence Sunday, a weekly blog event during which authors post 6 sentences, no more, no less, from one of their works, either published or yet to be published.

This week, I am sharing another bit from Living Out of the Box.

“Your hand,” he demanded, holding his own out to me, and I knew he would slide it in a leather loop like he had my feet.

He would make me even more powerless.

But only if I let him.

I unfurled the fingers of my right hand from the one by one from the chain I was clutching and slowly, deliberately, laid my hand in his palm.

“Good girl,” he purred as he led my hand to the loop.

A flash of heat ran through me, heating my chest and face, and I bit the inside of my cheek so I wouldn’t moan.

Another participation to Six Sentence Sunday, a weekly blog event during which authors post 6 sentences, no more, no less, from one of their works, either published or yet to be published.

This week, I am sharing another bit from Living Out of the Box. I posted the entire first chapter as a sneak preview a few days ago; this excerpt is from the second chapter.

He pressed his smile to the crook of my neck and whispered, “You like having me tied up for you. At your mercy.”

His words summoned another image in my mind, Anando’s skin gleaming softly in the candlelight, silver chains holding his arms up and offering his body to me. I could have done anything I wanted to him, and that knowledge had been intoxicating. In the end, I had needed to unchain him to free both of us, but I can’t deny he had made a beautiful picture, standing in the middle of that room. At my mercy, as he said.

Another participation to Six Sentence Sunday, a weekly blog event during which authors post 6 sentences, no more, no less, from one of their works, either published or yet to be published.

This week, I am sharing another bit from Living Out of the Box. I posted the entire first chapter as a sneak preview a few days ago; this excerpt comes toward the end of the novel.

“Maybe,” I said slowly, becoming more certain with every word that passed my lips, “I liked watching you and him together because… because it’s something I can’t do for you.” I cleared my throat and finished even more quietly, “Being inside you, I mean, making you feel good that way.”

The most peculiar expression settled on Anando’s features and he watched me so intently that I started wondering if I had said something that bothered him. As it turned out, it was quite the opposite.

“You could,” he said simply. “If you wanted to.”

Another participation to Six Sentence Sunday, a weekly blog event during which authors post 6 sentences, no more, no less, from one of their works, either published or yet to be published.

This week, I am posting another glimpse from Living Out of the Box, the soon to come sequel to my Out of the Box series. The first part oft he original series just became free on all ebook stores including Amazon, and I should post the first part as a freebie before the end of the month, but here’s another peek to let you know what Anando and Virginia have been up to…

I could see, at the moment the words passed my lips, how much they surprised him. He slid back up my body, laying down on his side next to me and observing me closely as he said, “Really? With everything that happened in that bedroom?”

Here’s my first participation to Six Sentence Sunday, a weekly blog event during which authors post 6 sentences, no more, no less, from one of their works, either published or yet to be published.

This week, I decided to post a glimpse from Living Out of the Box, the soon to come sequel to my Out of the Box series. It is scheduled for release in August, and the edits phase has never seemed as long as it does with this book!

I wrote this story because many of my readers wrote and asked what Virginia and Anando were up to… Well, if you can believe it, they’ve been naughty…

“Poor Leo didn’t get a turn,” he said in a mock whisper.

“That’s… that’s very sad,” I replied on the same tone, swallowing a giddy chuckle. “Do you think I should do something about it?”

Anando pretended to give it thought. Meanwhile, Leo had kneeled up and he was watching us, his hand running lazily over his own cock, amusement crinkling the corners of his eyes.

“I guess you could,” Anando finally decided, his voice now hiding the sliver of a laugh.

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I hope you enjoyed, and feel free to tell me in the comments from which story you’d like me to post 6 sentences next week!