Gaijin is 76 pages long and hits 21,100 words. RG hooks you in from the first sentence and doesn’t let go. Her palette is swift, poetic, and violent. Strangers to Japan see this alien world through eyes marked with confusion, fear, fascination, and lust.
I write dark paranormal love (and hate) stories, dark erotic romance, and dark erotica under three different pen names. (What can I say? I like it dark!)
I plan on using this blog to share my newest releases, fiction by other authors I adore, plus music and movies that all speak to my fixation on obsessive love stories.
Read about the three sides of CDC below and hopefully you'll find we share the same likes. :)
Claudia D. Christian plays with vampires, demigods, saints, sinners, and monsters. She mixes love, hate, sex, and violence in equal measure. She crafts endings with hope but makes her characters burn in hell before they get there.MOTTO: Love is pain.
Charlotte DeCorte explores dark erotic romance without a paranormal bent. She writes from the viewpoint that not all relationships are or want to be grounded in the traditional rules of courtship.MOTTO: Pain is love.
D. Cristiana explores the darker side of committed relationships. The settings and situations may be unconventional, the desires corrupt, and the sex explicit, but she’s a firm believer in happy-for-that-particular-couple-endings.MOTTO: Love is lust.
- CDC: Hey Monique! RE: Yes, Mr. Collins. I have a hard letting go of characters so I’m always able to solve that...
- Monique: You’re welcome. I didn’t realize it was a series when I read it (Yes, Mr. Collins) last year....
- CDC: Hey Monique! I’m so glad to see you drop by.
I’ve missed Julian & Lily as well. I’m... - CDC: Hey Krissy! I’m so glad you liked it. I’m chomping at the bit to finish up a couple of other fics...
- Monique: Thank you, Ms. Claudia for posting the excerpts! I have missed Julian and Lily.