Monday Moons!

And here's the rear view! Don't you just love guys who will show you whatever you like?

Not many of them will. It's a mystery as to why that is, but with Thanksgiving just a few days past, it gives us one more thing to be thankful for.

I'm deep into writing guest blogs for Fugitive's blog tour in January. Fortunately, most of them have given me a topic, which makes it much easier to write them, but there are TWELVE of them! Between that and trying to figure out what to get everyone for Christmas, my brain is just about fried.

January looks like it's going to be a very busy month. I'm attempting to set up some booksignings in the area, but getting in touch with the right person at each store is a challenge. They're never there when you call or visit, and they aren't very good about calling you back--or so Marie tells me, and so far, she's been correct. Guess it's time for the Cat Master to get tough!

Sunday's Hunk of the Day!

Having fun this weekend? Got all your shopping done yet?

Here's the full frontal. Tomorrow you get the buns!


I'm also on Wickedly Romantic today. Come on over!

Saturday's Hunk of the Day!

Remember the fellow from last Thursday's post? This is another of him. I'll post the full frontal tomorrow, but I think you'll agree that these that tease are better than those that deliver.

In the meantime, enjoy the day!

A blog without a picture is like a....

I nearly had a meltdown Tuesday night. Sharon had just sent me a bunch of new hunk pictures, and Blogger had developed some sort of "internal error" and was not letting me post them. ARRRGGGG!!!!

As the ducks in Berkeley Breathed's "A Wish for Wings that Work" once said:
"Catastrophe! Calamity! A considerable setback!"

Fortunately, that problem has been corrected, but how can one blog without pictures????

I suppose we all know the answer to that one: you just have to write more words. Not that this is a hardship for me, but sometimes when I have nothing in my head to write, I gaze at those images and the words begin to flow.

Take that picture of Derrick yesterday. I went through my files, chose it for the blog, wrote a blog, and then had a bit of a fantasy about what it might be like to somehow incorporate that pic into a story. A story about a photographer who has taken photos of a hundred different men and everything stayed strictly business, but then, there was Derrick, and the hands started shaking and the knees got weak.

You just never know how a person will react when they finally meet "the one." I'm exploring that in Renegade right now. Poor Dax has never met an available female of any species who did it for him--until now, and she's a girl who's down on men in general and only wants to go back to the one she left behind. Dax wants her for himself, but when it comes to enticing women, he's clueless.

I don't know about you, but the bumbling, awkward type gets to me a lot faster than the smooth-talking Romeo who can charm the pants off any woman he meets. By the same token, an accomplished rake whose skills desert him when he finally falls in love has a similar appeal.

But whatever kind of hero you like best, that image of him is important, whether it comes to you in a picture or in words. For some, a few descriptive words are best because they like to use their own imagination. Others like to have a very clear portrait drawn so that they know exactly what that character looks like.

What is your preference?