UK Readers, Get My Novel Free!

"Confessions of a Kinky Divorcee," my erotic novel, is FREE on Amazon.co.uk this week.  Please read!  Please review!  Please spread the word!

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Would you like to read the opening chapter of my erotic novel, "Confessions of a Kinky Divorcee"?  If so, you can enjoy the full chapter at the Go Deeper Press blog, free of charge.  Yes, that's right.  Free erotica.  Truly.

What's more, you can read my interview with the wonderful Harper Bliss here.

You can read a review of Femme Fatale: Erotic Tales of Dangerous Women (ed. by yours truly) at Ennui Prayer's website.

And while you're at it, you can also listen to a free self-love visualization and sign up for the solo lovemaking course of the century "The Mermaid Voyage: A Two-Week Journey of Erotic Self-Discovery."

And if you're a sexual-spiritual person, please enjoy my Sexual Abudancee posts here.

May your day be a golden one, dear readers.

"Erotica, If It's Done Right, Can Help You Learn Exactly Who You Are..."

Dear readers, I'm excited to share these reviews of my new novel, Confessions of a Kinky Divorcee, with you:

Firstly, Angela, who finished the book in record time, wrote a full, amazingly generous review that has left me quite flushed:

Here are a few confessions of my own: (1) If this book is a sign of what's to come, I am so stoked about the future of erotica. (2) I thought Confessions was far too short. Really, I wanted it to go on and on. That's how crisp and compelling it is--so vivid in Fox's every detail. (3) Lana Fox is my partner, but there is not one falsehood or stretched truth below, because that would be bogus. 

In Confessions, we read over the shoulder of Debs as she journals every detail of her day: some saddening (that's where the "divorcee" part comes in), others hilarious, and most intensely erotic and obsessive in the sexiest way possible. And it's this combination—of heartbreak, humor, and desire—that makes Debs incredibly likeable and identifiable. You are on her side from the first line she writes. And in the end? Well, there could be no better outcome. 

The sex is hot, inventive, and masterfully written. And Debs has lots of it, with both men and women. But what was most surprising was the way Fox subtly spun Debs' coming-out story, and not once did it feel contrived or overbearing or cliché. And Confessions is a story that's about much more than coming out as queer. Debs comes out as a feminist, as a woman who's sexually political, and as someone who no longer "laughs her opinions away," who no longer feels the need to please, but, instead, to speak her mind, regardless of how her words are received. We watch Debs evolve both in her sexuality and in her person, discovering who she is experience by experience. And even when she's faced with uncertainty and a whole lot of condescension, courtesy of her ex trying his best to get her back ("Oh, Debs, you're adorable, but you're not a lesbian"), she doesn't stir or fall back on old ways. This is one of the novel's triumphant moments, Debs' true moment of transformation. 

There is an important message here from Fox, and she delivers it with rich, sexy precision: Erotica can make you feel good in myriad ways, and, if it's done right, it can help you learn exactly who you are.

Secondly, erotic author Abyssinia Grey (aka Patricia Sollner) wrote:

"LOVE LOVE LOVE your book. I started reading it when it came out, took it to bed with me and kept turning pages, and would have done so all night were it not that sleep o'er took me. Oh, it's sexy, and the character... well, she rocks!"

I am blessed, dear readers, so blessed.  Thanks a million to all of you for your warm support.

Your Kinky Divorcee Hits the Stores!

Today, dear readers, my new novel, Confessions of a Kinky Divorcee, hits the virtual shelves!  I couldn't be more excited.  You can follow Debs' erotic escapades, which she records in her fur-covered diary "Kitten," and come out hot, happy, and sated. There's even a free sample here.

And if you're able to pay in pounds, you can buy the e-book (for a mere 99p) at Mischief Books too.

I'd love to hear what you think about "Confessions..."!

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Kinky Confessions Are Here!

Lana here, everyone, and I’m thrilled to announce that my erotic novel, “Confessions of a Kinky Divorcee,” will soon be available from Harper Collins’ Mischief.  And what is it about, you ask?

Well, when Debs discovers her husband is having an affair with a woman she finds herself attracted to, it makes her question her very self.  So, newly divorced, she sets off on a journey of sexual self-discovery, with fur-covered diary, “Kitten,” in tow.  It turns out that Debs has many loves, including sex with women in kinky high heels.  But when she starts obsessing over her tenant, Janey Prince, a college student who is researching the history of the stiletto, Debs finds herself longing for the very person shebelieves she can’t have…

One of the things I loved about writing this novel was the research I did on the stiletto heel — after all, Debs is a shoe-seller and Janey, her tenant, is studying the significance of the high-heeled shoe.  Here’s a little taster, in which Debs confides in her diary, “Kitten”:

Hear this, Kitten:  While we were in the Buttercup Cafe, Janey told me that Catherine de Medici was the first woman to wear high-heeled shoes as a fashion accessory, because she was short—and in those days “short” wasn’t pretty for a woman.  But in the Shoe book, it also says that she was marrying some powerful duke at the time and didn’t feel she’d get the right respect because of her height.  And that’s interesting, Kitten, because we get a lot of shorter women in Pussyfoot Shoes, looking for heels that’ll make them feel more powerful.  And I know Gladys has apologized for mocking my interest in shoes, but still, if a shoe can give you power and confidence—and in my case, transform me into a dominatrix—that isn’t a shallow affair!  I mean, would Winston Churchill have taken Britain to war if he’d had less confidence?  Would Princess Diana have given to all those charities if she felt all squat and unimportant?

You can pre-order “Confessions of a Kinky Divorcee”on Amazon.  Warning: it’s a hot and kinky read.  I’m excited about the book’s release on March 21st!

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