Woo-Woo Writing Exploring The Paranormal In Erotic Romance
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Woo-Woo Writing: Exploring the Paranormal in Erotic Romance
Title: Woo-Woo Writing: Exploring the Paranormal in Erotic Romance
Summary:
My upcoming book, Take Me There, is a sensual ghost story set for release in November 2007. Here's a glimpse from the back cover:
Imagine the man of your dreams reaching out to you across centuries. And he's not the only one. In this daring choose-your-own-adventure novel by the author of Sins and Secrets, lovers separated by time and space find passion in supernatural ways.
Can one woman love two men? Journalist Presley Knowles is about to find out. After a near-death experience in a car accident, she finds herself torn between Dr. Daniel Hanson, who saved her, and Vadim, a ghostly lover from another time. Amidst exploring her deepest fantasies, Presley discovers the ultimate physical pleasure as both men share her bed.
Keywords:
erotic romance, writing, paranormal, metaphysical
Article Body:
My latest novel, Take Me There, is a tantalizing ghost story set to release in November 2007. Here's a sneak peek:
Imagine the man of your dreams reaching out to you across centuries. And he's not alone. In this adventurous novel by the author of Sins and Secrets, lovers separated by time and space discover unearthly passion.
Presley Knowles, a journalist, is on a sensual journey to find out if one woman can love two men. Her desires ignite after a car accident, leading her into the arms of Dr. Daniel Hanson and Vadim, a ghostly lover from the past. Through exploring her deepest fantasies, Presley experiences unparalleled pleasure as both lovers share her life.
The concept of "woo-woo" is not new to me. I've been a long-time student of metaphysics and spirituality and have an extensive collection of books on the subject. Blending my paranormal studies into an erotic romance felt like a stretch until I watched The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. The 1947 film, featuring Rex Harrison and Gene Tierney, inspired me deeply. It’s a remarkable love story that sparked my imagination and blended with my years of study to create Take Me There.
Metaphysics has long been a hobby of mine, sparked by psychic experiences that challenged my rationality. Despite thinking those experiences were only for the unstable, I discovered they happen to sane people too.
For instance, I often "see" images in my mind that have helped me find lost items like keys or jewelry?"and even a missing life insurance policy for a friend. On the odd occasion, I've intuited passwords, which startled people around me.
To grasp the unusual events in my life, I delved into studying authors like Edgar Cayce, Jane Roberts, and Alice Bailey, exploring reincarnation, near-death experiences, and channeling. I approached everything with discernment, filtering truths that resonated with me.
My studies took an unexpected turn in the early '90s when I joined an Interfaith Seminary and eventually became an ordained Interfaith Minister. This has raised eyebrows when people learn I write erotic romance in addition to officiating weddings and funerals.
I never anticipated writing a book that could utilize my extensive research and seminary experience. But fate had other plans. When I proposed Take Me There to my editor, she immediately embraced the idea.
The synchronicity of combining my metaphysical background with my writing astonished me. Take Me There is a steamy erotic romance set against a backdrop of solid paranormal elements. It's a reminder that you never know how life will weave your passions together unexpectedly. As they say, what goes around comes around.
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