Hello Readers!Characters Controlling the Author
I wanted to try my hand at writing m/m erotic romance. Once I started, I was hooked—the emotion, characters, and sex scenes were larger than life. Since ménage romance is my forte, I started with a m/m/m romance. I loved writing it and it came together as planned.
When I began writing the second book in the Coming Out series, I wanted to focus on one of Waylon's brothers who made a brief appearance in the first book. He still lived at home on the family ranch, so I knew I'd be writing a western.
The wrench was thrown into my writing when I started writing a m/m/m and the first two characters wanted no part in it. I tried different scenarios to bring in the third man, but my cowboy was too darn possessive and didn’t want to share. So the book turned into a m/m erotic romance. The left out man, Tyler, demands his own book, so he'll be the star of Coming Out #3.
This is not uncommon. There's a point when writing when the characters take over. No matter what you have in mind, or plotted on paper, they may choose another path. A smart writer will follow their lead because it's usually the best course.
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Cal has hidden his true feelings from Waylon for years, not willing to jeopardize their friendship. After a night of drunken passion, the truth finally comes out. While Cal learns to accept his true nature, Waylon is afraid to risk alienating his family. Will he live in denial or choose love?
With the help of their sexy history teacher, Evan, the three men learn that love has no boundaries. But are evenings filled with hot sex enough to forge a lasting ménage?
Lordy, I can definitely relate to that. All my muses take control of me. I know they are right like 98 percent of the time though, so I keep following. What an awesome post! ;)
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