Bad decisions girls make… for love! #ASMSG #Poetry

Posted by Penelope Jones on May 31, 2013

Iniquitous Solace: The Aftermath

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Don’t Forget the Pink #Poetry #ASMSGPoetry #ASMSG

Posted by Penelope Jones on May 31, 2013

We all start out a little vanilla…

In grade school we tended to like sprinkles

Child like eyes twinkled

Our parent’s noses wrinkled

In junior high we need toppings,

like Snickers and Oreo cookie

Please don’t hold the nookie!

In the college years, we progress to gourmet flavor

It’s also the time where some likes and dislikes waiver

To explore the possibilities of sexual delights

Having mile-high-club sex on flights

It takes all flavors to make up our sexual palate

I happen to like being hit with a mallet

Don’t judge me for being two scoops shy of a vanilla sundae

Or because you don’t have sex on Monday

Being vanilla doesn’t make you a bore

Being vanilla doesn’t mean you need a cure

But…

Neither does liking your kink with

and extra side of the kitchen sink

And don’t forget the Pink!

Second of All got a new coat of paint, and it’s splendiferous! :) #ASMSG @GenevieveDewey

Posted by Penelope Jones on May 30, 2013

Hello my lovelies!!!

I do hope you’ve had a loverly week so far and are ready for the weekend!!!

This book is going to keep you busy!!!

What do ya know… that’s today!!!

Excerpt:

Ginny stood a bit on her now bare tiptoes and rested her chin on his shoulder. Tommy turned his head to kiss her temple, his lips lingering and then moving whisper-soft towards her ear. She struggled to hold back the shudder of pleasure, selfishly enjoying the intimacy and romantic thrill of the moment.

“Thank you,” Tommy said softly.

“For what?” Ginny asked.

“For being my Ginny.”

She didn’t think about her resolution to not make any moves, she wasn’t thinking about anything but their complicated friendship and her own frustrated feelings as she pulled her hands free, moved to the side and then in front of him. She placed her hands on his upper arms and his hands moved to her hips. She looked him straight in the eyes and ignored the returning twinge of sympathy she felt at the obvious fatigue on his features and the thrill she felt from the look of sexual longing in his eyes.

“Tommy, you have to stop this. It’s killing me. You’re giving me mixed messages,” Ginny began, trying desperately to use her professional ‘put him in his place’ tone but it came out a bit plaintive for her tastes. He winced and closed his eyes.

“I know. I’m sorry,” Tommy said then opened his eyes again. “It’s just… you mean something to me, Gin, and I’m afraid if we take it to the next level – have sex – it will mess it up, our friendship. If it was anybody else, I’d take that chance, but you, you’re different than the rest. In just six months you’ve become… Hell, I can’t explain it.”

He let out a harsh breath and she expected him to remove his hands from her hips to run them through his hair but instead he only gripped them tighter. She floundered in confusion. Ginny wasn’t one to mince words, in fact she was often accused of using too many, but she had never been able to express herself properly around Tommy. She struggled with a thousand different tactics and persuasive arguments until her mind just seemed to jam from all the different permutations.

Kryptonite, indeed.

I had the privilege of being part of the “yes or no” team for First, I Love You and Second of All Covers. Of course Gen had the final say, they are her book babies…. but I have to admit I loved her choices for both covers. Didn’t you?

What? You haven’t seen the cover for Second of all? Why?

Oh… I didn’t show you??? Oops!

I told you it was gorgeous… and so is the story that lies between the cover.

You won’t want to put it down! See my 5 star review here!

Genevieve Dewey Author

Genevieve Dewey is the author of The Downey Trilogy (First, I Love You & Second of All) and the short stories Bird Day Battalion & V-Day Aversion. She is a wife, mother, sister, friend and Anthropologist. She was raised mostly in Nebraska, partly in Arizona. She has a Master’s in Anthropology and worked as an Applied Anthropologist for years (even ran her own research company for a while) before deciding to be a stay at home mom. She loves passionate (rational) debates, reading, and libraries… oh, and Chicago and high-heels and chocolate and target practice and gangster flicks and anything with the FBI in it and run-on sentences. She lives in Nebraska with her three brilliantly diabolical children and one incredibly funny husband.

You can find Gen online at:

Website: www.GenevieveDewey.com

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