Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fantasy. Show all posts

Saturday, October 21, 2017

An Excerpt from Diplomatic Relations:Heavenly Bodies Book 3 (Adults only!)

Book 3 in the Heavenly Bodies series is now available!

Career diplomat Cherae Longbow has heard the rumors. The Alliance of Peaceful Planets is desperate to make a good impression on its newest potential members, the Magnens of Magnus Prime. The High Commissioner tells Cherae her open-mindedness is an asset in this delicate situation, but it isn't until she and her team of young and sexually inquisitive aides view the first contact video does the truth of this statement hit home. The Magnens expect their allies to partake in their customary mass orgy in order to seal the deal on Alliance membership. Will Cherae be able to handle the  emperor and his entire high council and not risk a diplomatic incident? 


A super hot excerpt from Diplomatic Relations:

“I’m going to miss how sweet and tight you are,” Brannigan murmured, pounding his hard rod into her pussy with practiced efficiency. His grasp on her hips held all the fervor of a drowning man clinging to a life preserver. “I’m going to miss hearing you scream and scream until my ears ring.”


Cherae closed her eyes and massaged her clit, savoring the myriad of sensations flooding her consciousness. “Hmm… I’m going to miss how you can never get enough of my pussy, Captain. I’m going to miss how you like to be sucked while I get fucked—and how you pull rank and fuck me again and again while I suck every male officer dry.”


“Yes, I’m going to miss that, too.” The rhythm of his thrusts increased He grunted his enjoyment of his efforts. “Promise me—promise me you’ll request the Valiant transport you and your team on your return trip home. Promise me.”

“I promise. Like I promise I’m going to scream so loud you’d better have your ears covered. Hold on tight. Fuck me harder, faster, faster…” 

Her lips parted in breathless anticipation. She could feel the cries building deep within her, ready to reverberate throughout the ship. 

“Oh…oh, yes! Harder—fuck me harder… Oh!”

Shivers of pleasure pulsed from her pussy outward. Cherae grabbed a hold of the safety bar mounted on the cabin wall to keep her orgasmic thrashing from battering them both against the bulkhead. The blood rushed to her brain with such a force that if in that second she died in ecstasy she wouldn’t care.

Brannigan followed her lead with a series of dramatic thrusts and a roar so loud she’d swear it could be heard on the planet surface several hundred miles below. 


Diplomatic Relations is now available at eXtasy Books (and soon at Amazon and other fine retailers).
 http://www.extasybooks.com/diplomatic-relations/

And don't forget to check out the first two stories in the series...
http://www.extasybooks.com/galactic-guerillas
http://www.extasybooks.com/playmate



Friday, September 08, 2017

Swing through the galaxy with Galactic Guerillas!

Book 2 in the Heavenly Bodies series is now available...


Galactic Guerillas

Jenna believes she's dreaming when she wakes up to her favorite SF/fantasy hero lying in bed beside her. Sexy, half-dressed Prince Reglund of television's Galactic Guerillas series can't be real, can he? But it's a very realistic and erotic dream, so Jenna plays along, agreeing to accompany Reg to his home world. Once there, they meet the dark and handsome voyeur Lord Talbit who lusts after free-spirited Earth maidens as well. Will Jenna and her dream studs enjoy a threesome and discover a fantasy world with a life all its own?

Excerpt: Jenna decides to enjoy her "fantasy lover" even if she's not sure he's really there.


Keeping his gaze fixed firmly on her, Prince Reglund pulled himself to his knees, unfastened his sword belt, and lifted the flap of his loincloth to reveal a hard-on of gargantuan proportions. 


Jenna’s hands flew to her warming cheeks. She gasped. “Oh, my. You’re much more manly than I’ve fantasized, and I can be very creative, you know.”
The wicked glint in his eyes challenged her. “Show me.”

She laughed. How could any hot-blooded female pass on this challenge?
“All right. First, like any good Galactic Guerilla, I will attempt to disarm your weapon.”

Jenna approached and slowly untied the leather cords resting on his slim hips. The small scrap of leather fell away, fully exposing the glistening head of his engorged, crimson cock. She licked dry lips. “Why do I suddenly feel like I’m eye-to-eye with the man-eating dragon beast of episode sixty-nine?” 

“Perhaps you are.” Reg’s resonant chuckle detonated a mini-explosion of desire deep in her pussy. He positioned his rod closer to her. “Will you vanquish your foe with your creative talent? Or will you allow it to enter your cave of wonders, my beautiful maiden?”

“Hmm, good questions. How about a little of both?”

Jenna knelt at the edge of the bed and eased his length into her mouth. Her tongue thrilled at the taste of him, the virile, musky tang of a man who could swing a sword with one arm while carrying off a willing female captive to pleasure over and over again in his other. She cupped his balls gently and sucked his remaining inches into the back of her throat.

He groaned and leaned toward her. “Oh, the dragon is practically slayed, fair one. Allow me to explore your delights before I can no longer contain my enthusiasm.”
  

Galactic Guerillas is now available at eXtasy Books, Amazon, and online wherever fine books are sold! ;)

Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Costuming--It's Not Just for Halloween Anymore



Costuming--It's Not Just For Halloween Anymore

It's October, and I know a lot of folks are getting their Halloween costumes together either for themselves (to attend a masquerade) or for their little ones to go trick-or-treating, but did you know there are many folks who consider costuming their hobby, even their calling?


 Some call it "cosplay." (I think of that as acting out a particular anime or fictional character.)  But many others think of themselves as simply "costumers" who enjoy creating their own unique characters and bringing them to life.


One of the best places to witness the wonders of costuming is at a science fiction convention such as Archon, but not all the characters you'll see there come to life are necessarily sci-fi or fantasy related. The one thread that holds all costumers together is their sense of wonder and sense of fun. I mean, what could be more fun than pretending to be a fantastical creature or zany character you've imagined and realized with your own talents at the sewing machine or table saw? 


Enjoy the photos and feel inspired. Have a safe and Happy Halloween, too.



From Star Trek to Doctor Who... It's always great to see the classics of science fiction at Archon!

Sunday, July 06, 2014

Two short book reviews for two long books!

Raising Steam (Discworld, #40)Raising Steam by Terry Pratchett
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

A fun tale for fans of the Discworld series. I'm a follower of the wacky wizards and their magic and sadly they only make a brief appearance in this tale, but over all there's plenty of action, adventure, terrorists (of the dwarf variety), and steam engines. Who could ask for more?

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  People of the Morning Star (North America's Forgotten Past, #1)People of the Morning Star by W. Michael Gear

My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Fascinating look into the Mississippian culture at Cahokia of a thousand years ago... I lived across the river from the mounds and always wondered what its citizens had been like before they disappeared. There's a large cast of intriguing characters in this story--from a thief on his way to becoming the first P.I. to a captured/enslaved warrior on his way to becoming the first paramedic--and the story has more twists and turns than the Big Muddy itself. There is a lot of graphic violence in the plot's resolution, so readers are forewarned if this isn't to their tastes. However, the full-bodied realization of what the Cahokians' city and culture must have been like captures your imagination and makes you wish you could have been there in the day.

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Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Book Review: The Science of Discworld

The Science Of DiscworldThe Science Of Discworld by Terry Pratchett
My rating: 3 of 5 stars

You can't keep a good wizard down! I loved the chapters with the story line of the wizards of the Unseen University meddling with their "Roundworld" universe. My favorite character, Rincewind, finds himself named Egregious Professor of Cruel and Unusual Geography--how appropriate! The one thing that mars this otherwise enjoyable book are the non-fiction chapters. They're simply too long-winded for laypersons and detract more than add to the fun of the Discworld story. Really, for atheists these guys preach and preach and preach... Not a turtle in sight. Boring! It's much more fun to read about the wizards in action trying to unravel the mysteries of a planet very much like our own.

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Friday, November 15, 2013

Blood in Berlin--now available from eXtasy Books

Now available from eXtasy Books!




Blood in Berlin

By Celine Chatillon
Book 3 in the Kindred series

http://www.extasybooks.com/blood-in-berlin/



    In 1938 London, the vampire Edwin Carstairs attracts the attention of British Military Intelligence. A Nazi scientist known as Madame V is creating super-vampire-soldiers in Berlin and must be stopped. Edwin accepts the mission, hoping to prevent another devastating world war. But what will he and his team do when Edwin’s lost love Ophelia Jones is discovered taking an eager part in experiments that risk the very survival of human and vampire-kind alike?

An excerpt from Blood in Berlin:


As they entered the hall where the orgyists had gathered, Edwin quickly scanned for signs of Ophelia. Through the heat of the television lights positioned high above the fray and among the active bodies, white and sweaty against a back-drop of black and red satin pillows and low sofas, he saw her standing to one side. She turned around slowly and their eyes locked. The whole world seemed to narrow to just the two of them.


Ophelia! It's been so long since I last held you!

Her smile hadn't changed. It still held that saucy impishness, that knowing smirk. Her dark eyes glimmered as they caught the golden glow of a candelabra, hinting at a promise of untold pleasures to come. Her black hair hung loose to her narrow waist, just tickling the top of the crack of her luscious, round ass. Her black leather corset pushed her ample breasts up, exposing the rosy points of her erect nipples. How delicious they would taste as his tongue encircled them! 
 
Did she still wear the same cologne, her favorite scent of lily-of-the-valley? Was her pussy hot and moist and tight and ready for him to fill it? Edwin sighed and licked his lips. He hadn't realized how much he had missed Ophelia until that moment.

I'll be with you soon, my first true love!

“I see that Miss Jones has had her usual effect on the male of the species.” Veronique unbuttoned her lab coat, pulled her cashmere sweater over her head, and tossed it aside, exposing her firm tits to view. “Hmm, it appears Dietrich and Klaus are up for play already.”

Edwin noticed his comrades had divested themselves of their clothing and were indeed highly aroused. He began to loosen his collar and belt.

 “I'll catch up with you in a moment. Feel free to start in on the fun, boys.”


Thursday, August 08, 2013

Doctor Who Middle-Age Madness

At last the BBC announced the next actor to portray the Doctor on science fiction television's longest running series, Doctor Who. It's Peter Capaldi. Yeah!


 I'm thrilled because I think Peter will be excellent in the role. He starred in the David Tennant/Catherine Tate 2008 episode "The Fires of Pompeii". He also played quite a spine-chilling baddie in the spin-off series Torchwood in its "Children of Earth" episodes. I've loved him from the first time I saw him on screen in the wonderfully warm and witty movie comedy Local Hero. What's not to love about an actor who can play heroic, comical and pure evil characters with equal ease?

 

I think the persona of the Doctor needs a good balance of heroic and not-so-heroic traits. After all, he is an alien--he's not human (according to canon). What we puny humans may see as "evil" may not seem that way to him and vice versa. It makes for a very dynamic character, one that is at times unpredictable and at others dependable. It makes for a character that has been extremely popular for a half century now and shows no signs of diminishing in popularity.  

This brings me to the reason behind my blog post title. I really enjoy the idea of watching another "middle-age" Doctor (who, of course, is much older than he looks).  While the current producers may have thought that young people would only watch the show in record numbers with "one of their own" in twenty-something Matt Smith playing the title role, I do believe they've come to realize that it's not the age of the actor that matters but his energy level. I think Peter will have the right energy level in addition to the handsome, distinguished looks that women in  my particular age group will relate to well.

As the old saying goes, "Snow on the roof doesn't mean there isn't a fire in the hearth." ;-)



What does this mean for my alter-ego Cynthiana's ongoing Doctor Who-inspired series Loving Who (and its sequel Leaving Who)? The next title in the series that I'm working on is Losing Who. In a way Peter Capaldi becoming the new Doctor works into the plot outline quite well. Things change. My character Cici Connors experienced an abrupt change in the last installment, so a new face to confront and get to know is just par for the course at this point in her life journey. 

And who knows... Cici might find a good-looking man of a certain age worth getting to know better. ;-)



I'm looking forward to the fiftieth anniversary special coming in November and the Christmas special when Peter's Doctor will make his debut. How about you? Are you excited? Has Doctor Who "middle-age madness" taken hold of you? Or are you still crying about Matt Smith (or David Tennant or Christopher Eccleston or...) leaving the show? What sort of storylines or characters do you envision in the new season episodes? Are there any mortal enemies of the Doctor you'd rather not see?

Let me know your feelings in the comments below. You never know--I might just use one of your ideas in the plot of Losing Who!




Saturday, July 13, 2013

Welcome to Nerdvana!


 
Doctor Who, Star Trek, MST3K, Babylon 5...So many fandoms, so little time!


It's like...Nerdvana.

A place where only a science fiction/fantasy fan would dare to tread...A room full of photos and original artworks and figurines and statuettes and autographed books, cards, pictures and even comic books. Yes, it's my new office. And I love it.


It's Cyberman vs. Dalek in a War of the Worlds!

I am a card-carrying nerd. I even have the fan club card to prove it! I actually belonged to the original Findlay College Sci-Fi Club. I'm not sure if the club is still in existence, but the school is now called "University of..." and has a lot more students, so perhaps they have an anime club at the very least? It would be nice to find out if they're any Whovians attending currently.



And I have proof of being a nerd since...forever! Notice my 8th grade card. All A's and nice comments in English and Social Studies. Okay, I got a B in P.E. Yeah, I showed up to gym class, but I was probably bored out of my gourd most of the time and sat in the corner reading a book--a classic sci-fi novel probably. (I was big into H.G. Wells and Robert Heinlein about that time.) That's a nerd for you!


Some of my original cross-stitch work. Do you remember Avon's quote from  
Blake's 7?

It's been fun traveling down Memory Lane while we unpack and move into our new digs. In the bottom of long-ago packed boxes I've found my autographed photos of Colin Baker (The Sixth Doctor), Anthony Ainley (The Master) and George Takei (Sulu). My hubby and I have had a great time trying to find places to show off our favorite SF artists' creations, too. We have three Tempest at Hazard prints from Paul Daly hanging in the office and two Jon Kaufman's hanging in the living room. Nerdvana just keeps growing and going... and even in the more "mundane" rooms of our home there's usually a nod or two to our passion for SF fandom. Because once a nerd--always a nerd!


A "Pair-of-Docs" by Jon Sies and "Little Horsie Who #6" by Michelle Rondeau. Some original art I haven't been able to hang on the wall for years. Now I have a whole room (and more) to hang all my favorite SF inspired artworks!


Where and how do you display your fan memorabilia? Do you have your own Nerdvana? Tell us all about it in the comments section so we can drool over your SF/fantasy collections! C'mon! You know you wanna... you have to... because you're a NERD, baby, and proud of it!

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

LEAVING WHO has finally arrived...

LOVING WHO has finally arrived and is ready for sale at Mojocastle Press. Once again, here are the short synopsis and link:




LEAVING WHO
by Cynthianna
Mojocastle Press
http://www.mojocastle.com/authors/cynthianna/leaving-who.html

After touring the universe with time traveler John Smith, Cici Connors wants one more thing--to go home. Will the imminent destruction of Earth throw a kink into her plans?

You can read excerpts from LEAVING WHO at Mojocastle's web site and at this blog, in the posting right before this one.

Also, you can read a very nice interview I did at Wanton Reads this week. Find out why I write what I write (if you dare). ;)

http://wantonreads.com/author-cynthianna-shares-their-story/

Enjoy! (I sincerely hope your spring weather is as nice as ours was today, too.)


Cynthianna (Celine's other half)

Monday, April 22, 2013

Calling all Doctor Who fans...

The long awaited sequel to my mainstream persona's Doctor Who inspired novel, Loving Who, has finally arrived. Leaving Who picks up the story of John Smith and Cici Connors, the universe's most unlikely time-traveling duo.



Leaving Who is available at Mojocastle Press


After touring the universe with time traveler John Smith, Cici Connors wants one more thing—to go home. Will the imminent destruction of Earth throw a kink into her plans?

Read a short excerpt of it at the Confessions of a Blonde Writer blog by clicking the link or copying the URL below into your browser:
http://momsday.blogspot.com/2013/04/a-sneak-peek-at-leaving-who.html?spref=fb


Update: Due to technical factors beyond even a Time Lord's control, the release date for Leaving Who is now scheduled for April 28, 2013. My apologies for the wait. And remember, fezes are cool. ;)

Thursday, October 11, 2012

See you Archon



We're off to Archon tomorrow morning. My first panel is at the noon hour, so I hope there will be some folks able to get off work early enough to keep us on the panel company! But seriously, I'm looking forward to seeing the many folks that I only get to see in person once a year. So, please come by and shake my hand and chat when you spot me in the halls. If I'm running in the halls--well, I'm probably late for a panel or I drank too much bottled water, so you might want to wait and shake my hand later. ;)

I will have promo bookmarks and brochures to pass out. Dig my cover design (still in the preliminary stages) above for the upcoming sequel to my romantic-comedy novel Loving Who, the aptly named Leaving Who. My handsome and talented artist/author hubby, AJ Matthews, created it.

To quote the great Matt Smith: "Fezes are cool." And so are my readers. See you soon!


Friday, September 07, 2012

Another Bite from BLOOD BOND



Here's another "bite" from my vampire erotic-romance BLOOD BOND.


BLOOD BOND
(Book 2 in the Kindred vampire series)
Celine Chatillon
http://www.extasybooks.com/blood-bond

Edwin travels to Liverpool and discovers desire in the arms of the wildly sensual Ophelia and her darkly exotic employer known simply as Hamlet. When a vampire hunter threatens to destroy Hamlet, the three lovers’ blood bond is tested. Will Edwin be able to save his Kindred sire and return home in time to see the 1904 World’s Fair?


Excerpt: Ophelia takes Edwin back to her employer's mansion...

 “Why do you call your friend my Hamlet?” Edwin asked, trying not to fall under the spell of Ophelia’s darkly sensual charms. “Is he your benefactor or your employer?”

She smiled sensuously at Edwin and began to stroke the inside of his thighs. “My Hamlet is both. He found me, a lost soul wandering the streets of Liverpool far from her home in Wales, and took me in and gave me a home and clothing and gainful employment. I call him Hamlet because he has never told me his real name.”

Edwin began to perspire. The wonderful sensations from his groin threatened to overwhelm him. His cock began to swell and rise of its own accord until it noticeably stretched and threatened to pop his fly buttons. Ophelia began to lick her red lips as if she thirsted for the taste of him.

“You finished with your drink?” she asked in a husky tone.
He meekly nodded and handed her the glass to place down beside the chair. “How can you accept such gifts from a man whose real name you don’t even know?”

She shrugged. “Once you’ve met him, you’ll see.”

“Um, shall I meet him soon?”

Ophelia laughed. “Don’t worry. He’s out tonight. We have the place to ourselves—all to ourselves.” And with that she quickly pounced upon his pants buttons and released his hard member to the mercy of her eager hands and lips...