Thursday, October 2, 2014

Behind at Work by: Petrea Algar Spotlight and Interview

WARNINGS: This title contains sexual situations, graphic language, oral sex, anal sex and very questionable workplace behavior.
Blurb:
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Striking like lightning, he fisted her hair and raised her head. She grimaced for a moment, the sharp tingle of pain making its point before easing to a warm discomfort. If he’d meant to truly hurt her, she knew he had the power. As it was, the sting of pulled hair just heightened the awe she felt for his strength, and for her own ability to get under his skin. She gradually curled her mouth into a full smile and blew him a cheeky little kiss.
"You don’t just want me to suck it, do you, Lukey? You want to fuck my pretty mouth. Deep.
Don’t you?"
Miranda met his gaze and cocked one eyebrow. She knew nobody ever went close to defying him, let alone taunting him so blatantly.
The masculine spice of his cock filled her senses and at that moment there was nothing she wanted more than to wrap her lips around the thickness of his hard shaft. To tease at the head of him, send shocks of pleasure down the length of him.
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Author Bio:
Petrea Algar is always happiest when she's between lovers. When she's not writing she's either drumming, reading or...otherwise occupied. A woman who embraces her sexuality, Petrea will probably never outgrow her experimental stage. She's old enough to know better, but young enough to get away with it. She doesn't need saving, but loves it when she's spent.
And she's not about to back down.
Find me on Amazon: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005102508779

My Interview!!

1.) Tell us a little about yourself.
Sure! Here’s my author bio - all official and everything.
Petrea Algar is always happiest when she’s between lovers. When she’s not writing she’s either drumming, reading or...otherwise occupied. A woman who embraces her sexuality, Petrea will probably never outgrow her experimental stage. She's old enough to know better, but young enough to get away with it. She doesn’t need saving, but loves it when she’s spent.
And she’s not about to back down.

2.) When did you start to write?
Oh, man, that’s a hard one to nail down. I think most authors probably feel the same way–as if they were born with a pen in their hand. All through school I used to write crap poetry and stories of oddball freaks. When I got older the oddball freaks started getting freaky with each other in odd ways, and I realized I wanted to explore that side of fiction more. But I only started taking it seriously in mid-2013.
3.) What Genres do you write?
It’s funny, I started out trying to just write straight-up erotica. It was supposed to be the kind of stories that appeal to guys because from what I’ve seen out there, it’s a bit of a niche market that isn’t being chased all that hard, and I know I have some of the same tastes as a lot of men. So far I’ve kinda missed the mark but in a good way. I’m getting nice feedback from the ladies who’ve read me. Most of the feedback from men so far has been more direct, and less about the stories than about my author pics. But I’m actually pretty cool with that. I may be only little but I’m a big girl.
4.) Have you ever thought about writing in a different genre?
I have vague goals of getting out into a couple of other genres. Maybe some dystopian stuff with a bit of a sci-fi undertone (cause, yeah, nobody else is doing that right now! Ha!) At the moment though, I just don’t want to get ahead of myself. I only want to take little steps right now while I’m still learning the ins and outs. I’d hate to spread myself too thin. In a writing sense, anyway! ;)
5.) Can you tell us a little about your new project?
Oh, I have tons! Behind At Work is just the first book in a series, all celebrating the mild taboo of backdoor lovin’. Again, it was supposed to be for the guys but my crit-partners are all chicks and they dug it big time! I probably should think about getting a couple of strong, handsome guys to look after me. Oh, as crit-partners, I mean of course! ;)
6.) Do you have any new releases coming out anytime soon? If yes what is the title and when can we expect it?
I’m working on a few different stories right now, one of which is the next Behind book. It’s called “Behind The News”. But I’m also up to my elbows in a dirty story of a married couple who’re bringing another woman into the mix for some smexy fun-times. I need quite a few… “coffee breaks” when I write, lemme tell you.
7.) What are you currently reading? What was the last book you read?
Right now it’s “What Do Lesbians Do In Bed” by Giselle Renarde. I’ve barely started it, but holy hell, pass me a drink! And the last one I read was a boxed set called “Summer Loving”. Twenty short stories of awesomesauce smexiness, and the best thing is, it’s to help out one of my first writer crush ladies, Sommer Marsden.
8.) Who are some of your favorite authors?
Sommer Marsden, of course! I love her men even more than her women and I really love her women. Selena Kitt, too. Man, can she write! Outside of erotic stuff, I dig Charlaine Harris (especially her “Grave” series), and the pure unadulterated AAAAH of Chuck Wendig!
9.) Can you tell us about your newest book that you have released?
I’d love to. “Behind At Work” is the story of a steely and regimented boss named Lukas Agnarsson, and his unexpected attraction to his gorgeous young assistant, Miranda Sweet. Miranda is brilliant at her job but in Lukas’s eyes she just exudes chaos from her pores. And that’s in no small part due to the fact she’s also crushing hard on her boss and doesn’t really know what to do about it. When they give each other some mixed signals their tempers get frayed, and in no time things get hotter than ever. Wink, wink.
10.) Which of your books you’ve written is your favorite? Favorite Character?
It’s one of my short stories in my boxed set, “Going Gangbusters”. I went for a kinda subtle name on the advice of more experienced authors, but it’s six stories about…can I say gang-bangs here? If not, let’s just call it group loving. The story is called “Letting Go” and the character is Janine Kisaki. It’s my favorite because she had a lot about her that’s not like me but that I could identify with. Y’know, I’ve never had a husband, let alone a divorce, and she’s like ten years older than I am. I just liked the way she ran through my mind.

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1.) Favorite Color: Emerald.
2.) Favorite Singer: Jack White
3.) Favorite Season: Spring.
4.) Favorite Food: Indian.
5.) Favorite Animal: Dolphin.
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