A sinful stare that not only screams of sex but depth.
It’s a given that an ideal book boyfriend’s piercing look will be hot-as-hell, but at least to me, he has to have more than gorgeous eyes. The ideal book boyfriend needs to be the type of man that can see what other’s overlook. Nothing gets by him. Those nagging insecurities the heroine might have, or the unease she feels around a group of people are instantly on his radar.
Why does this matter in an erotic romance? It matters because when his attention is fixed on the heroine it’s not only about sex, it’s about self-discovery and intimacy.
Excerpt: 
Zander stepped between Cole’s legs. Once more his fingers were trembling, and Cole fumbled the button at first as he tried to push it through. Zander didn’t move to help him, just watched him like a hawk, gaze heated and intense. Cole bit his lip and… there. The button gave way and he leaned forward, grasping the zipper with his teeth and tugging. With his hands on Zander’s hips, he pushed him back at the same time, sinking to his knees from the bed. It wasn’t as smooth as he’d have liked, but Zander was looking at him with nothing short of awe.
Hi! I’m so excited to be celebrating the release of SQUARED AWAY, which is book 5 in my Out of Uniform series. Today I’m sharing an excerpt that is VERY NSFW and one of my favorite moments of the book!
Something that’s always struck me about Dom/sub relationships in romances that I like is that the submissive is usually a firecracker of a person. They have definite opinions and can stand on their feet. They’re competent and, for the most part, can manage on their own.
