I am excited to have Stephanie Beck blogging with me today. She is a great writer and her creativity is out of this world.
Walking Characters by Stephanie Beck
Smut Interrupted
needed a cowboy. Unfortunately, we don’t have a whole lot of those in my home
state of Minnesota. Lots of farmers, lots of gardeners, but while cows are a
familiar sight in pastures around the state, their horse riding wranglers,
sadly, are missing.
As I pondered my lack of cowboys problem, I went about my
daily life. Lucky me, I happened upon some Texans in the grocery store. Now, I
know not all Texans are cowboys and not all cowboys are Texans, but these old
boys—late 40’s—had what I’d been having a hard time putting into words: they
had swagger.
They were at the store with who I presume were their wives.
Both women were super short and all those ladies needed to do was point to the
higher shelves and away those boys would go, always with a smile on their face.
Once I saw one pause at fruit snacks, get a box and toss it in the cart. His
wife must have given him a look because he gave her a quick kiss and ambled on.
She smiled and shook her head (yes, I saw these things from my cart where I hid
behind my three kids—the little stinkers caught me while distracted and I ended
up spending an extra 20 bucks on treats!)
By now, if you haven’t notice, I’m a bit of a character
stalker. By the time I finished with my shopping I had a better handle on what
qualities I needed beside hat and boots.
Cowboys by nature, are nurturers. They might be dusty and
cuss, but think about it. They are shepherds to animals. I decided my character
needed to have that nurturing instinct. A lot of times that instinct comes out
in protectiveness. I gave Andy a protective streak that makes me smile. He’s
got the swagger, but he uses it for good, just like the grocery store cowboys.
It always makes me curious to know which characteristics
stand out to people. For me, the grocery store cowboys’ nurturing stood out,
but I’m sure someone else would have noticed something else. (they had hella
cool belt buckles too). I can’t wait to
grocery shop again. Who knows who I’ll see?
All the best,
Stephanie Beck
Smut Interrupted by Stephanie Beck
Anna
and Andy are at a sex addict class against their wills. Seeing each other after
years apart opens up all kinds of sexy fun doors. Class attendance is
mandatory, but making the most of their breaks is a perk neither expected.
Sneaky
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~Excerpt~
“My name is Andy Bowmen and I’m not a sex addict. I just made the
unfortunate mistake of hooking up with one of my sister’s friends and then
dumping her ass. She told my sister about my sexual preferences, who told her
husband—who happens to be my boss. He signed me up for this goddamn
class, with an ultimatum of being fired if I didn’t attend.”
Andy settled his black cowboy hat on the metal chair beside him
and looked straight at her, his familiar expression sending shots of lust to
her groin. “And you, miss? Is your name as pretty as your face?”
“Now, now.” The moderator, an older gentleman who’d introduced
himself as Doctor Anderson shook his head. “This is a serious problem. If
you’re here under pressure from your family, it means they saw an issue needing
thoughtful consideration. This is also a neutral zone. No directing sexual
innuendo or terms toward your fellow participants. Miss, would you like to
introduce yourself?”
She still didn’t want to, but with Andy looking at her with his
eyebrow cocked, she didn’t see a choice. “My name is Anna. I’m here because I
made the mistake of giving my stepmother a key to my house. She used it while I
was working, found a small, tasteful stash of smut, and threatened to have a
sex addict intervention with my father and mee-maw if I didn’t attend this
class.”
“Smut?” Andy asked.
She licked her lips, remembering the last time she’d had them
wrapped around his penis. “A few magazines and a toy. She blew things out of
proportion, and now I’m here to make sure she doesn’t tell my mee-maw. That’s
all.”
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