
Hair?
Eye color or facial features?
Height?
Visible age?
Bangability?
Human or other?
Paranormal skills?
Interests?
Habitat?
10 special qualities or skills?
Thanks, Kat, this was a riot - lets keep it going - I tag Amber!!!
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I got tagged this week by the deliciously lovely Julia Barret author of the upcoming “Beauty and the Feast.” Trust me, you’ll want a taste of that book!
This is supposed to be a boyfriend blog but I love MEN! I’ll take a man over a boy any day and we all know childish boys come in all ages… So lets look at some men!
Hair?
Not important. I love what’s under the scalp but short, brushy hair on a man with a great jaw line and strong profile is a-okay with me. I also love long wavy hair and bald isn’t bad either. I admit I do prefer my Rock Stars to have longish hair and be dark.
Eye color or facial features?
It’s the eye shape that attracts me. I love twinkly eyes or eyes that tip upward at the corners. Thick, expressive brows are a huge plus. Warm hazel eyes attract me in real life but “snapping” sloe-black eyes like Yul Brenner’s or Gregory Peck’s haunt my dreams.
Height?
In fantasy always tall and dominant –like Robert Mitchum. (Heaven knows I love “Heaven Knows Mr. Allison”!) In real life I like medium height and muscular. The man has to have a “big” personality and I do not mean loud or show-offy I mean confident and competent.
Visible age?
Big plus. I’ve loved older men since it was illegal! My first big crush was Sean Connery at the age of five. I still stand by that decision. Clint Eastwood was my girlhood dream. I like tough guys who look like they could survive a crisis. Lines, life-experience and a few gray hairs just put my mind at ease… lol
Bangability?
Yes Master… He better know how to take charge of a strong woman. That’s all I have to say.
Human or other?
I’m not a xenophobe. I’d be open to meeting and greeting non-humans as long as they had compassionate, caring values.
Paranormal skills?
I’m not sure I could bear to live with a mentally chatty telepath… But sexy animal shifters are always welcome just as long as they vacuum up their shed hair.
Interests?
Yes I’m always interested in men. lol
Habitat?
I’ll follow him anywhere just as long as they have a farmer’s market and DSL connection.
10 special skills?
Creative, responsible, respectful, loyal, funny, loving toward children and animals, smart, active, motivated and spiritual. That’s my husband and he’s a pretty good package!
That’s my written confession and that’s what I love in a man.
I tag the over-worked Tessie Bradford! Let’s hear what she has to say for herself. lol
PS. check out my new book cover for “Owned By Rome” my upcoming Ellora’s Cave Publishing, release. Dar Albert is the talented artist who did this cover and I’m very grateful to Dar!
XXOO Kat

Eva Raines is an uncomplicated country girl who’s all about food. Eva moves to the
When wealthy entrepreneur, winery owner, and noted lothario, Gabriel Abbott, makes plans to seduce his flavor of the month, his assistant hires All Things to All People to cater a gourmet dinner. Eva expects to use her way with food to showcase the startup. What she unexpectedly discovers is that her culinary skills showcase far more. Gabriel Abbott finds himself seduced by her voice and the sensual flavors and textures of her food and his previous plans are quickly forgotten. He begins to obsess about meeting his little chef in person. He’s not alone. Once Eva hears Gabe’s voice and spends time in his home in the
When Eva and Gabe finally come face to face, the question is, how hot will their fire burn?
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Next time...the excerpt. Not G-rated!
I wrote a historical but before my editor digs in with a pitchfork to remove my unintentionally humorous errors I must first fumigate the manuscript for anachronistic words.
Please don’t think I’m completely naïve. I did a lot of research and I was very careful about terrain, clothing items, personal titles and “internal dialogue” but I completely forgot about clits! I didn’t even think to look for them. I assumed clits had always quietly worked behind the scenes bringing people together. Frankly, I couldn’t imagine a fictional world in any time or place without clits and cocks. I allowed clits and cocks to slip under my radar because I wrote an erotic adventure and I didn’t want to force contemporary readers to wade through swampy purple prose right in the middle of the hot stuff.
I thought perhaps we could just let it go… Sadly we can’t. Shame on me. I was wrong clits didn’t exist in ancient Gaul and they can’t exist in my manuscript. The actual word “clit” is getting the boot. Pardon me, I didn’t mean to say, “boot” I meant to say heavy-soled caligae with leather ankle straps and brass embellishments…Now what about that other matter?
I’m banned from using “cocks” and “clits.” Now what do I do? I love those words and I use them a lot. The ancient terms sound stilted and odd. I’m just going to make up body parts and hope they don’t sound foolish.
Some people are great at this kind of thing and are completely capable of creating descriptive euphemisms. I’m not convinced I’m one of them.
The British naval hero Lord Horatio Nelson wrote his mistress Lady Emma Hamilton requesting she prepare “The dear thatched cottage” for his return. Can you imagine having to write that phrase again and again and yet again in a love scene? Neither can I.
I love U2 and the 1991 classic rock album “Achtung Baby” has at least nine references to oral sex that I can think of. The best of which comes from the fifth track “Who’s gonna ride your wild horses.” Bono’s line “Who’s going to taste your saltwater kisses…” Is my favorite cunnilingus reference in all of rock ’n roll. I can’t do better than that.
The worst is also from someone I love. He’s a wonderful artist, performer and humanitarian but Peter Gabriel’s reference to a woman’s vagina as being a “Fruit cage” is as heavy handed as a “Sledgehammer.”
So I ask you as writers, readers and interested citizens of the world, if you were stranded in ancient Rome and had a scorching hot Roman lover thrust on you, what would you call it and it?
Help me please! I’ve lost my clit… lol
(That’s Steve Reeves in his prime bending wrought-iron yard furniture with his bare hands. Dig that crazy pompadour!)
XXOO Kat