Gifted with a salacious imagination, Sasha White's
brand ofRomance with Heat, and Erotica with Heart'is all about
sassy women and sexy men. With a voice that is called distinctive
and delicious by The Romance Studio, Sasha White has published
over a dozen erotic short stories in genres such as contemporary,
paranormal, suspense and science fiction and is going strong.
Sasha's first single title novel with Berkley, Bound, has been
called the best sort of erotica for an erotic romance fan by
Sex, Sizzle and Snark reviewer Jaynie R.
She loves to hear from her readers, and as a full time writer
and part-time bartender, you can find Sasha on her websites's
blog most afternoons.
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Keep Your Eye Out For
SEXY DEVIL
Kensington Aphrodisia
ISBN-10: 0758219903
ISBN-13: 978-0758219909
Format: Trade Paperback, 320pp
Genre: Paranormal
Length: Novel
Release Date: November '07
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“The Devil Inside”
Workaholic Caleb Mann used to think blind
dates were a waste of time, but when his ex-girlfriend
calls him boring in bed, Caleb becomes bent on changing
his image fast. And fast is what he gets when he barely
knows his date’s name, but he can’t stop fantasizing
about replacing the sleek motorcycle between her firm
thighs and letting her ride him all night long…
“Devil’s Jewel”
Ex-soldier and psychic hunter Angelo Devlin
has seen evil first-hand. He knows how perilous his assignments
can be, and he doesn’t welcome outside help, which
makes his run-in with Jewel Kattalis all the more infuriating.
But instead of sending her away, he wants to grab her,
take her, and tease every inch of her beautiful body.
This woman may be more dangerous than any mission he’s
ever been on before…
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Samair
Jones is bored with her go-nowhere job, and fed up with
her two-timing boyfriend. She’s had it up to here
with being the pushover. All Samair wants is to let loose,
be herself, and live by her own rules.
But
it’s only when she meets Valentine Ward, the hot
owner of the club Risqué, that the decadent possibilities
of answering only to herself become daringly clear. Especially
when Valentine is willing to indulge every one of Samair’s
fantasies-no strings attached. At least none that Samair
can see…
Then
she meets Valentine’s ex-wife Vera. She’s powerful,
wealthy, jealous and dangerously manipulative. Vera’s
about to throw new kink into Samair and Valentine’s
games. But this one could be trouble.
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RJ gives Trouble 5 Ribbons!
"Ms. White has once again given readers a highly erotic
story that goes much deeper than just sex. Samair and Val are
wonderfully written characters whose story would be just as
contagious if it didn’t contain sex; isn’t that the
true measure of a truly excellent romance? Secondary characters
are equally intriguing, and Val’s friend Karl (whom readers
first met in BOUND) will have his story told in WICKED, coming
from Sasha White in January ‘08, which promises to be just
as delicious as TROUBLE!" - reviewer Laurie
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TROUBLE is rife with hot sex, rich and compelling true-to-life
characters and a story that caught and completely held my attention.
Sasha has again managed to pull off a sensual, erotic romance
with the sexual and emotional tension building and building
throughout the story until its resolution brought a most satisfying
afterglow.” ~ Maura, Joyfully Reviewed
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Latest News:
Sasha just sold two more books to Kensington Aphrodisia, and one of
them is going to be the sequel to Sexy Devil
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Nothing
in life is easy, and if you try to accomplish something
without having a passion for it, it's even harder. The
same goes for writing - even after you've gotten published
by your dream publisher.
I'm
not talking about deadline stress, (I personally thrive
on that), or how editing and promoting and the business
side of things can often overtake the writing. I'm talking
about how your creative side can sometimes just fall flat.
I believe that it's crucial for a writer to always remember
that to write about life, you have to live life. As thrilling
as getting caught up in your stories, blogs, careers and
promotions are, it's imperative that authors take the
time to "refill the well". Be it a nightly,
weekly, or monthly thing, be sure to always take some
time for yourself, to remind you what's important in life.
And that's finding the passion in living. Remind yourself
what it is about people you love, and hate. What it’s
like to hang out with friends, experience romance, and
even be a couch potato. You need to experience the things
that make you who you are, so that you can go after what
you want.
It’s so very hard not to become totally immersed
in the worlds we create for our characters, and the online
communities that share our love for stories and romance,
but it’s even harder to write about passion, if you
can’t find it in your own life. This is a lesson
I have to remind myself of often. But I firmly believe
finding the passion in my life – through travel,
photography, and just hanging with friends - helps me
to share all aspects of passion with the world through
my writing.
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A gallery showcasing erotic art is the setting
for these three sensual stories. A take charge gallery owner
finds the tables turned by a sexy carpenter…A relationship-shy
jewelry designer meets her match in a man devoted to her pleasure…A
beautiful massage therapist shows a photographer how much fun
candid shots can be…
Read
an Excerpt
Buy
the book today!
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Sleeping With Fear, Kay Hooper
Moon Called, Patricia Briggs
Ashes to Ashes Tami Hoag
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Katie’s looking for a man who’ll
give her exactly what she wants. And everything she needs.
Joe Carson is that man. But there’s more to Joe than
even Katie realizes. And more to their nightgames than
just master and slave…
Order
in print at Amazon.com
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******
“Fans of 9H Weeks will get a delicious
thrill from this kinky, titillating tale of dominance and submission,
loss of inhibitions and discovery of new experiences. The quirky
supporting characters and intriguing casino workplace are the
cherry on top of this sinful, decadent delight. ”
4.5 Stars from Romantic Times Book Reviews
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Q: What does
your writing schedule look like? Do you write as it
flows or do you have specified times set aside?
I would like to be able to say I have a schedule. Well,
actually I DO have a schedul I just don't stick to it
very well. I make sure I do something writing-oriented
every day. It could be website updates, promotions,
chats, writing, or editing. I TRY to write every day,
but I also work as a bartender, and I'm struggling with
trying to make fitness a part of my daily life after
a few years away from it.
Sometimes I only write one page in two weeks; sometimes
I get inspired and can write three or four pages in
a day. This goes on until I realize how close I am to
a deadline, and I write 15 pages in a day and night.
I pull all niters when I start to feel the pressure,
and to be honest I find I almost need the pressure to
make me get down to it a lot. The muse can be fickle,
and you can't depend on it. But I can depend on my own
ability to work well under pressure.
Read
More of Sasha's Interview>>>
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Maybe it's because I've lived all over
Canada, and travelled to a few places with very extreme
climates, but I don't have a favorite season. I enjoy
all seasons, and all climes, as long as they are in full
swing. What I mean is, I love to see the sun glint of
the pristine snow of a deep Canadian winter, but I dislike
the grey and dreary time between winter and spring, or
winter and fall. I love the heat of mid summer, but don't
enjoy a cloudy day, no matter how warm.
I think I just enjoy the power of strong weather, no
matter hot or cold, or even stormy. Sort of an all-or-nothing
thing.
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