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Siren Classic
THE PRICE OF PLEASURE
by
Dee Carney
[Siren
Classic: Erotic
Contemporary Romance, Interracial]
Jesse Englund works eighteen hour days
for the love of his life - his
corporation. When Eden Simmons claims
she's stolen millions from him, she
offers him a deal to get the money back.
It involves her, him and several hours
of orgasmic pleasure.
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Siren Classic
HOW TO TAME A COUGAR
by
Dee Carney
[Siren
Classic: Erotic
Contemporary Romance, Interracial,
May-December] Shawna never tried to
deny the attraction she felt for her young Greek
coworker, Damian. When he
overhears her call his name while
she pleasures herself, he decides
it's time to take action, ignore their age difference,
and focus on the heat they share in
common.
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ABOUT DEE
Dee Carney began writing short stories
in middle school, but did not attempt
completion of a novel until almost ten
years later – which despite good
intentions was never finished. Almost
ten additional years later, she
challenged herself to begin writing
again and the love for storytelling was
rekindled. Now, Dee is an award winning
author of urban fantasy, paranormal and
interracial erotic romances and erotica.
Dee lives at home in Georgia with her
husband, two dogs and a cat. When not
writing, Dee is usually curled up on the
couch with a good book!
To learn more about her books, please
visit her on the web:
http://www.deecarney.com.
INTERVIEW
Q: How did you get your start as a
writer?
A: Personally, I've been writing
forever. I have stories from when I was
five that my mother has saved that make
me smile. They're full of conflict (I
don't like my brother) and angst (I
don't like my shirt with stripes).
Professionally, I wrote my first book in
October 2007. I wrote it to prepare
myself for NaNoWriMo. Imagine my
surprise when on a whim I submitted it
to a publisher in November and they
offered me a contract.
Q: What can you tell us about
making that first sale?
A: Totally unexpected. I submitted it to
a publisher whose covers I adored. I
work as a nurse by day and logged in to
my email on a Christmas day to pass the
time. A good thirty days early and on a
holiday, no less, was an email from the
publisher extending a contract. I
grinned like an idiot from that point
on. I think I might have forwarded the
announcement to everyone I ever knew.
Lol.
Q: What would you most like to
accomplish in your writing career in
2009?
A: It's not secret that I prefer writing
short books. Recently however, I started
plotting an urban fantasy that will be
my longest yet – three times my usual
length. I am very excited about it and
hope to be done by the end of January.
After that, I just plan on just writing
and growing as a writer. I do know I
want to write more urban fantasy in 2009
since 2008 seemed to be dedicated more
to paranormal. It's going to be a great
year.
Q: What was the most adventurous
thing you've ever done?
A: There's not enough money in the world
to convince me to tell you about the
most adventurous thing I've ever done.
And believe me, everything after that is
just downright plain.
Q: Where do you see Dee Carney in
five years?
A: Still sitting hunched over a keyboard
surrounded by two dogs and a cat while
her hubby sits in the background
muttering the mantra: "I do not want to
know what she's writing about. I do not
want to know…"
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