I’m not a huge fan of books in a series, unless each book is a complete
episode, with a continuing minor backstory, so that I can stop reading at any
point without the need to know what happens in the next book. That’s why I watch shows like Law & Order,
CSI & NCIS, but don’t watch soap operas.
But I’ve noticed that readers always demand to know more about the
characters they’ve enjoyed reading about, ones who have somehow touched them.
Readers have long demanded to know more about the characters in Curves for the Billionaire. I’ve just published The Billionaire’s Payment and have already had a few request for
more, although both stories have HEA endings.
Readers are curious about the workings of the characters’ minds and have
also inquired about minor characters. I
spend a lot of time thinking up my characters, but ultimately what appears on
the page is less than a third of what is
in my head. I create these characters
and have to know all their weaknesses and strengths to show the most
significant of them to the reader.
Scenes which occur between them – a candlelit dinner, a dance in the
moonlight, may not find their way onto the page if they are not significant or
necessary to advance the story. And yet
some readers crave that kind of information.
So, since I have already published both books and many readers have
found them satisfying reads, I have decided to address issues I deliberately
glossed over for those readers who are curious to know more. If you have read, or will read either of these
billionaire books and enjoyed them as they are, there’s absolutely no need to buy
the new books I’m planning. At the end
of both books, the characters declared their love for each other and the
readers know that they are on the road to happy ever after. For me, that’s enough when I’m reading a book
and will probably be for most of you. If
it’s not, you’ll be pleased to know that I’m planning to write the following
books in the coming months:
Curves for the Billionaire 2: will
pick up where Curves for the Billionaire
left off. Readers find out if Samantha
is pregnant and how that will affect their marriage of convenience. Samantha will have to cope with the reality
of being a fuller-figured wife of a wealthy, prominent man who women will try
to steal right in front of her eyes, dismissing her as little or no
competition. Zachary’s relationship with
his mother will be further explored.
Curves for the Billionaire 3: Samantha’s friend Fiona was a blast to write. Readers loved her feistiness and her
loyalty. High Speed Curves is her story and one reason for it being a
separate story is the fact that it’s going to be erotica, not erotic
romance! I couldn’t write a straight
romance about Fiona.
The Billionaire’s Payment 2: will give readers a chance to experience the
remaining six days and nights that Shakira spend with Jared in his hotel suite.
The Billionaire’s Payment 3: will pick up from where we leave them in the first
book, but after the simple ceremony in India.
While Jared sets about making good his promise of throwing his wife the
most lavish wedding London has seen, Shakira will finally face up to her tormentor,
her mother Nadira. Boosted by Jared’s
love, Shakira is stronger, more confident, but is she ready to take on the
slim, beautiful, poised woman who is everything Shakira thinks she’s not? And knowing how desperate for money her spendthrift
parents now are as they’re forced to live on a monthly pension which they find
inadequate but most British households would live on in luxury, can she trusts
their efforts at reconciliation? This will be a separate book to allow readers to read
this after The Billionaire’s Payment, but
skip The Billionaire’s Payment 2 as
it covers events that happened in the same time frame as The Billionaire’s Payment.
