Thursday, May 1, 2014

Revisiting The SIn Circus with Sabrina Garie


Today, I revisit The Sin Circus, with a guest post from one of the authors, Sabrina Garie, and without further ado, Welcome, Sabrina.

Since childhood, I've loved the circus because, let's face it, it is naughty.  Sitting on a bleacher in a dark tent, I indulged in cotton candy and cracker jacks, gawked at barely-there spangled outfits that shone in the dark and left nothing to the imagination, and shook with fear when the tight rope walker missed a step, purposefully ramping up our anticipation for the final, death-defying, thrill. The circus promised, and delivered, a sensual, action-packed decadent escape from life, if only for a few hours.

Apart from the experience itself, the circus lives in our consciousness as something on the edge of town, spreading vibrant blues and reds to spice up the dull browns and beiges of our daily routines. The circus would swoop into town, sets up camp, titillate our senses and then tear at all down, leaving us salivating for more. Bad boys and naughty girls were said to have run away to the circus, to find freedom from the constricting rules of everyday life; to embrace the thrill of risk; to be exposed in front of an audience. To fly free. Temptation, risk and down-right sexy define the allure of the circus.

Given its place as a splash of color and sensuality in the drab ordinariness of our world, the circus easily morphs into a place where our every sexual fantasy is there for the taking—or the reading in the case of The Sin Circus. In it we experience, the passions—on stage and off—of circus performers and their audience.


In my story, Sweet and Sticky, the action takes place in bleachers. Because the circus releases the dreams in all of us. Come join us.

Everyone remembers their first trip to the circus--the home of fantasy and dreams. Where the idea that anything is possible meets a creative reality of alluring tricks and amazing acts of defiance. The big top is known for inspiring lust, awe, and happy memories, and now you'll see it like never before.

Some of today's hottest romance authors combine the decadent memories of the center ring with all the flavors in erotic fiction in The Sin Circus. Whether it's with a dominating Ringmaster, a lion tamer's bratty kittens, or a dark Harlequin King, this show is sure to shock the audience with its dazzling dares and tantalizing tales.


Dark Surrender by Rachel Firasek
He stole her control, but she hasn't completely surrendered her heart...yet.
http://www.rachelfirasek.com

Claimed by the Blade by Mina Carter
He's waited years to claim her. Tonight, she's all out of excuses...
http://mina-carter.com

Ring of Fire by Lacey Wolfe
The Ringmaster must figure out his feelings before his ballerina goes up in flames...
http://www.laceywolfe.com

Unmasking Her Dom by Jennifer James
Tormented by touch, the King of the Harlequin resolves to release his bratty sub before she strips away the last barriers between them, and discovers his secret shame.
http://www.authorjenniferjames.com

The Bratty Lioness Tamer by April Angel
Two sexy female lovers. A new master ready to tame them. And the performance they'll never forget.
http://millytaiden.com/

Sweet & Sticky by Sabrina Garie
Recipe for forever: Mix a flailing writer with a down-on-his-luck agent, toss in a pound of cotton candy and an empty bleacher. Let simmer.
http://sabrinagarie.com/

Twice the Pleasure by Georgina DeBurca
As the bindings unravel, two brothers race to save the woman who has captured their hearts.
https://www.facebook.com/author.deburca

With the Greatest of Ease by Anne Lange
He traded a trapeze and the catch of a lifetime for a life in a courtroom. Now he’ll share her, to catch her, one last time.
http://authorannelange.com/


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http://www.rafflecopter.com/rafl/share-code/ZTZkODE4NWEzNWUzZTMxM2Y3MzljY2UzOGFlNTNjOjI1/

3 comments:

  1. Good guest post - I guess I had never thought of the circus in those terms....lol....Thanks for sharing and for the giveaway

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  2. Thanks Maria and Anne and Thanks Nancy for hosting me and the book.

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