Showing posts with label Wilderness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wilderness. Show all posts

Thursday, May 25, 2017

Kelli-Book 1 and 2 are out!

Meeting Her Needs  

Meeting Her Needs



Kelli doesn’t trust her choices with men, but Parker Jamison heats her blood like no other.
Kelli O’Connor learned long ago to stay away from domineering men like the males in her family. While trying to refocus her rudderless life, she meets Parker Jamison, Chief Deputy Sheriff.  He is hot on every level but he represents everything she’s been running from and yet she can’t get enough of him. Even though their lives are so different, walking away from him is unimaginable. Compromise, however, has never been acceptable in Kelli’s life. She has to make a decision.
Parker’s goal is to meet all of Kelli’s needs, even the ones she has no idea she has. He puts rules in place to help her gain back contentment and order in her life but Kelli pushes back, hard. He can’t let her win. Their future happiness depends upon her capitulation.
Can she accept that Parker is the key to satisfying her needs and desires, or will she drop tail and run, losing the best thing she’s likely ever to have?





KISSING KELLI 



Kelli O’Connor grew up on a ranch full of exasperating brothers, all with an overabundance of testosterone. She’s spent her whole adult life trying to avoid macho men, but she found no other man heated her blood like ultra-masculine Sheriff’s Deputy Parker Jamison, especially when he kissed.

Parker fell in love with his feisty woman the moment he caught her breaking the law. Kelli’s skills as a legal assistant were unparalleled, but she took too many chances with her safety. Those risks ultimately exposed her secret to Parker and his brand of solution.
When her desire to help assault victims becomes dangerous and overrides her sense of self-preservation, Parker decides it’s time to step in and teach his fiancée how to follow his rules. His first lesson will be to show her that submitting to him does not demean her as a woman and could only enhance her enjoyment of life both in and out of the bedroom.
DISCLAIMER:  This book contains elements of power exchange, domestic discipline, and sexual scenes including anal play. If any of these offend you, please do not purchase this book.


Contact her, she loves to chat, and as always, have a Spankalicious Day!

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Monday, March 27, 2017

Alaska's SEWARD'S DAY-Seward's Folly??

Its Seward's Day in Alaska and I wonder how many of you know about Seward and His Folly???



Sewards Day
Secretary of State William Seward brokered a steal of a deal in late night negotiations that resulted in a signed treaty at 4:00AM on March 30th, 1867.  However, that did not prevent his detractors from mocking him for buying a “frozen ice box”.  The cartoon below, which ran in Harper’s Weekly, captured the sentiment of a lot of Americans when it was announced that we gave the Russians $7.2 million for what was originally called “The Department of Alaska”.








Secretary Seward is depicted as an elderly mom who is consoling the upset child, President Andrew Johnson, who is looking at his own image as “King Andy”.  Uncle Sam is shown in the “Map of the Russian Fairyland” on the wall trudging in snowshoes across the icy tundra, planting American flags on Alaskan mountaintops, while the polar bears and walruses watch.  A picture of an Eskimo family is disparagingly labeled “One of the Advantages.” All for “only” (sarcasm intended) $7 million in gold!











 If you are from the GREAT STATE OF ALASKA, then you know that Seward's Folly was one of the best things that could have happened during Andy Jackson's presidency or any presidency. Alaska today brings diversity, oil, timber, incredible amounts of animals in the land, air, and sea. 
Here is a site with 50 interesting facts about Alaska. 









  And this is a place I call HOME- I am an Alaskan from Texas or is that a Texas Alaskan?? Who wouldn't want that same designation? 

And so, as a writer, I want to write about it. Here is my first, it is in the anthology we put out in February this year.


 


So, come and see what Alaska is all about first hand and I bet the old saying that once you've seen Alaska you will just have to come back.