My First Venture Into Self-Publishing

I have a new release this month. On July 15th I joined the ranks of the self-published when I released Teach Me, Master through Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Although I'm excited about it, I'm also a bit curious to see how the sales go on both the new book and the two books connected to it.

The story itself is a spin-off from my Neighbors stories ( Meeting A Neighbor's Needs and A Neighbor's Ultimatum). Vince Black is the co-worker who helped Gina, George, and Garrick save their marriage and I felt he deserved an adventure of his own. With a particularly unique woman, Triss Long.


This book was 34,000 words long, but it had the potential to go beyond that. That was my biggest issue with Teach Me, Master. There was so much more I could have added to the story, but Vince and Triss weren't ready to share it all. At least not yet. I don't think I'm finished with them, not by a long shot, since I do see scenes and incidents with the pair.


For right now, the novella is available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble.


Blurb:
Triss Long loved watching her neighbor and the games he played with his lovers. Whether it was ropes or whips, blindfolds or ball gags, the way his body moved mesmerized Triss, and fueled a few of her own fantasies. Not to mention inspiring a scene or two in the erotic novels she wrote.

Until the day she literally fell at his feet.

Now that Vince Black's attention is focused on her, Triss has to choose between the naughty girl who's dying to play along, and the good girl her mama raised who's screaming "Run Away!"