Month: March 2012

Safeword: Matte

A Theme Song for Safeword: Matte

Thanks to Bookaddict on Goodreads for giving Safeword: Matte a them song: I like this song so much I bought it and added it to two of our scene playlists. Here are a few select stanzas from the song. Strange and it’s wonderful How you tell me what you need, the joy and the treasure Of pain’s guilty pleasure Love’s pressure painfully No sorrow tied Tied to my hurting you We delight in every torture I put you through How did we find this place This state where we satiate, where pain makes you beautiful Strange and so wonderful where you’re no good for yourself I bring you pain Pain makes you beautiful I’m no good for you You’re no good for yourself No sorrow tied Tied to my hurting you To the compromising position, to all the painful things I do Pain makes you beautiful I give you what you want, the pain and the pleasure I’m no good for you, but then you’re no good for yourself

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Safeword: Matte is featured at KindleSpice

KindleSpice is featuring Safeword: Matte today. Their criteria for inclusion requires an average rating of four stars or higher with a minimum of five reviews on either Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or Goodreads. Safeword: Matte meets those terms at both Amazon and Goodreads. Buy it at: ————————————————————-

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Dark Haven Book Reviews gives Safeword: Matte a 5 of 5

The Dark Haven Maven said: … I love these characters! I’ve read this story three times and the feeling at the end was the same each time- realism. Sam and Ethan will have you gasping at a painful moment, one minute and then squirming in your seat the next during some of the hottest sex scenes I’ve read in a while. And I’ve read a lot. She had lots of other nice things to say about Sam, Ethan, and their adventures together. She’s also giving away four free ebook copies of Safeword: Matte. Go here to read the rest of the review, and enter to win a free copy. Many thanks to the Dark Haven Maven for taking the time to read and review Safeword: Matte!

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Twitter Virgin – Please be gentle

I consider myself to be fairly tech savvy. I was on the internet before images were, and I’ve learned all of the new tech things as they’ve been programmed into life. For various reasons, I never took the Twitter plunge. Maybe it sounded to cutesy at first? I don’t know, it just didn’t appeal to me. However, I’ve decided I need to change that, so I created an account last night, and attempted to give myself a crash course. I’ve read up on hashtags (Is there a list somewhere?), and read a few dozen Twitter Etiquette lists, and I think I understand the basics of how the software works, but if I make a horrible faux pas, someone please tell me. If you’d like to follow me, I’m pretty sure this is the link to do it.

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More Reviews of Safeword: Matte

Annabel Joseph rated it five stars on Goodreads and said: BEWARE, the sex scenes are really…AROUSING. Alpha, alpha, ALPHA male here. If you are into demanding yet sensual alpha males, this book is for you. AlexJouJou gave it four and a half stars on Manic Readers and said: Creative and imaginative, the scenes are spellbinding. They will take you further than you think you want to go and make you happy you arrived there. Crisp and flavorful prose delights the senses and will have your face contorting six ways from Sunday at many of the actions… Read more reviews of Safeword: Matte here. Read blurb and excerpt here. Buy it at:    .

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Review Roundup – Safeword: Matte

Jennifer at Romance Novel News rated Safeword: Matte a Recommended Read. Shari at Delighted Reader rated it an A, and said it’s an incredibly honest, refreshing and delightfully painful book. Rebecca at Guilty Indulgence gave it a 4 out of 5. She liked the fact it shows submission is not a weakness, which spins into a rant about press coverage of Fifty Shades of Grey (which I basically agree with, BTW), and then gets back on topic to say: The bdsm scenes were original – not the same old, same old – and pushed boundaries. Sam’s inner strength and also her need for connection through submission are the most profound elements that will compel readers to read more by this author. Safeword: Matte is an honest look into a deliciously erotic world. Diana at The Forbidden Bookshelft gave it 4½ stars out of 5 and said: When it comes to S&M love stories, Candace Blevins knows her stuff. Her latest SAFEWORD: MATTE hits *all* the right buttons for my inner masochist. It gives a positive portrayal of a safe, sane and consensual S&M relationship. Yes, there are “loving sadists,” and the book’s hero, Ethan, is a swoon-worthy example. So far, Safeword: Matte has two five star reviews on Amazon, one five star review at Bookstrand, and after three reviews on Goodreads the average is 4.67. Thanks to everyone who has taken the time to read Safeword: Matte. ——————————— Buy it at: