How to come up with new scenes

So I've been working on my RIDING SERIES, which is a cowboy menage series set in a fictitious town in Montana where menage relationships are not only accepted, but openly practiced. The third book in the series, RIDING COWBOYS , is currently on the publisher's best seller list, so I'm very excited about that! In RIDING COWBOYS, an ex-agent and elite club owner take a long time friend to their bed and show her how good it is being loved by both.

That got me thinking... Obviously people like the series, so how can I write another cowboy menage that didn't repeat any of the blistering sex scenes from the first three?

In the first one, RIDING DOUBLE, we're introduced to the tiny town of Holsten, MT. Two sexy cowboys teach the daughter of the ranch owner why love is always best served in threes. I had free range of the sex scenes since I'd never written another book in the series, so I held nothing back.

The second book, RIDING LESSONS, is part of the Tasty Treats Volume 1 anthology. Here we meet three more character, this time two dangerously sexy brothers with a gift for sharing their women, and the one woman who had the power to win their hearts. She's a city girl from out of town, so I had lots of fun playing with her first time on a ranch.

Now I'm looking for ideas for another book in the series, but don't want to overdo the cowboy menage theme. I also need to keep my sex scenes fresh and new, which poses some difficulty when writing the fourth book in a series. I can't use the same positions, the same settings, or anything like that. I went so far in the first three that I'm now working on discovering all things new.

What kinds of things do you do to keep things fresh and new in the bedroom? What about out of the bedroom? Do you have any suggestions I should try--I meant in the book! Get your head out of the gutter!

I'm always looking for suggestions, so please feel free to drop me a line!

~Allie K. Adams, w/a Eve Adams
www.alliekadams.com
alliekadams@blackfoot.net