Someone gave a description of sensual verses graphic and it was like a whole room of lights turned on. I smacked myself in the head. In one of my series I have an alpha who also does that same odd idiosyncrasy. Now, the question is, who got it from who?

Anyway, yeah I do a lot of the sensual, but not enough. Until now. :)

Verbiage. So many times I've heard readers say 'call it what it is'.

Now changing that in my own books is not the issue, but I found it hard to write one way in half my stories and another in the half. It was difficult to use such in my books and not in the LaViolette series with which I have a co-author for she feared said terminology made it porn. I did not want to write one way, have readers expect it, only to write a different way then have readers discover something unexpected. I don't have a pen name so that eliminated that prospect.

I showed my co-author countless emails of what readers want and she relented to what I think is best. I'm following the advice of all you readers.

I have just finished 'turning up the heat' and 'adjusting the verbiage' on certain books and my wonderful editor is doing her polishing part. I heard some writers fussing about editors, but not me. I cannot live without my editor. She is far too valuable and has taught me much in my learning process.

The following books have received a heat and verbiage adjustment:

A Second Chance: Tarot – King of Cups (published, new version not out)

A Light in the Dark: Tarot – Four of Pentacles (published, new version not out)

Home Port: Tarot – Four of Wands  (published, new version not out)

A Cry in the Night: Tarot – The Tower (not published yet)

A Heart's Chance: Tarot – Two of Swords (not published yet)

Atlantis Allure: A Tale of a Tail (not published yet)

Sanguinary Seduction: Once Upon a Cowboy (not published yet)

Emerald Envisage: A Living Forest (not published yet)

Still in the works:

LaViolette: Conviction Awakened (published, new version not out)

LaViolette: Adaptation (published, new version not out)

LaViolette: Into the Lair (not published yet)

I thank you for your time, patience and understanding in this situation.