The Sky knew
Even from the dawn of time
The sky knew
Its only reason for being
Was you
And from then until this day
It waited forever
For me to say
I love you
Chris McQueeney 11/20/12
2:28 P.M.
This poem will be linked to dVerse Poets Pub
Also below you will find a press release from
author Charity Parkerson, and A short Q & A. Please check out her links…she has been a very
fun person to get to know.
The-Adonis
By
Charity Parkerson
Smashwords: https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/258501
Barnes & Noblehttp://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-adonis-charity-parkerson/1113848662?ean=2940015786859
Amazon US http://ow.ly/fBJyF
Amazon UK http://ow.ly/fBJF
Blurb:
Grecian Fantasies hosts one of the hottest balls in town, a naughty
Nobody-Knows-Your-Name masquerade that is not only exclusive, but is also not
for the faint of heart.
Pleasure, fantasy, fetish, and vice are all on the menu at this ball.
The only thing not up for grabs is the notorious woman behind its creation, but
that is about to change.
Excerpt:
“I’m Weston,” he said as he wound Rob’s ribbon around his neck, tying
it in a neat bow, and making himself appear as a giant unwanted present.
“What’s your desire?” Rob started to tell Weston that he desired for him to go
away, but a bright yellow feather caught his eye once more, and his gaze found
the Goddess across the room.
“I need you to fetch someone,” Rob answered, deciding to use the
awkward situation to his advantage.
“Oh, yay, a threesome,” Weston cheered. “May I suggest Mike over
there,” he said, pointing to a gigantic man wearing a plain black mask. “He has
lumberjack hands,” Weston added cheerfully.
Rob paused. Lumberjack hands? No, he was not going to ask. “What are
lumberjack hands?”
“You know, he can wield his . . .” Weston began before Rob waved his
hand, cutting him off.
“Never mind, I get the picture.” And he did, too. He would never be
able to wash this moment from his mind. Getting back on track before things got
out of hand, Rob pointed across the room. “Bring her to me,” he ordered.
Weston’s face fell as he caught sight of the woman to which Rob
referred. “I cannot,” he stammered, sounding horrified.
“What the hell? I thought you were supposed to fulfill my desires or
some shit?”
Weston seemed honestly distraught over Rob’s aggravation. “I’m sorry.
If you ask me to fetch anyone else for a bit of fun, then I am at your service,
any service,” he added, raking Rob’s body with his eyes. “However, that is
Theadonis and I cannot do as you command.”
“The Adonis,” Rob repeated, sounding ridiculous even to his own ears.
“I thought Adonis was a man. That is no man.” As the words left Rob’s mouth, he
found himself tilting his head to one side and studying the woman closer just
in case he was wrong.
Weston rolled his eyes. “Not
‘the Adonis.’ Theadonis. That’s her name. She is the owner of Grecian
Fantasies.”
Bio: Charity Parkerson was born in Tennessee, where she still lives
with her husband and two sons. She is
the author of several books including twelve Amazon bestsellers. You can like
her at http://www.facebook.com/authorCharityParkerson. Be sure to visit her at
http://www.charityparkerson.com and you
can read her blog at http://charity-thesinners.blogspot.com
Her “Sinners series” was voted one of the top ten best books by an
Indie author in 2011- Paranormal Romance Reads
She was named as one of the top three Indie authors of 2012- The BookConnection
She is a member of The Paranormal Romance Guild, is a Goodreads
moderator, a member of Coffee Time Romance, and co-host of The Melissa Craigand Charity Parkerson show.
She won author of the week in August of 2011, and is a three-time
winner of The Mistress of the Darkpath.
You can follow her on Twitter @https://twitter.com/CharityParkerso
Links:
Q & A
When did you read your first book
and realize half way through that you never wanted it to end? What book was it?
I’ve
loved reading for so long that I can’t remember the first one that made me feel
that way. I can remember the first romance that I ever read. It was “Velvet
Angel” by Jude Deveraux.
You have a fairly strong presence
on social media, twitter, facebook , and on and on…how do you find the time to
write your books?
I
keep writing hours. Of course, if I’m inspired I will write right then, but I
have self-imposed writing hours when the internet stays turned off.
What is one of your guilty
pleasures?
Starbucks
toffee-nut mocha. They are so fattening but I love it.
How did you end up writing erotica?
My
writing has always contained a heavy romance element, and with each new
release, I came a little closer to becoming labeled as erotica. Finally, after
receiving a review that said my book should have come with a warning, I decided
to give it a try. I was nervous about its reception but people seemed to love
it so I kept writing.
Do you ever get stopped by complete
strangers because of your books?
I’ve
never been stopped on the street but I have had fans show up to book signings
and that was awesome. It is a very surreal to have someone excited about your
autograph.
Tell us about the glamorous life of
a modern erotic writer…
Ha!
There is nothing glamorous about it. I’m just excited that I can work from home
and I don’t have to put on shoes, or pants, if I don’t want to.
Charity
Parkerson
9 comments:
nice....your verse is very tender this evening...smiles the sky created for them...just waiting for your i love you....very cool...
and wow that books sounds like it has quite the heat to it...
:) I always love hearing/reading what writers think!
As for the poem, very nice. I like this more tender side of your writing.
I love the poem :-D
really nice poem. NIcely done. Thanks
Tender and lovely poem !
Great job Charity❤ I can't get over the cover, it's gorgeous ! Chris your poem is beautiful.
Love the poem. Nice that you are helping Charity Parkerson out with The-Adonis
Thanks guys, y'all rock :-D
Loved the poem and the interview! These blog posts are being fun :D
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