Interviewing a D`ancer/Cop

 

The Leaf-Peepers, the Knitter, and Me

                The title of this section is a riff on a Muppet song, “Rainbow Connection.” You can listen to it here

                This past weekend, my spouse and I went to a festival where there was a ton of yarn, some sheep, some herding dogs (mostly border collies) and lots of leaves turning color for the autumn. It was a wonderful trip, and I encountered many people I would have never met.

                It was also a hard trip for me because I couldn’t see the changing of the leaves. Everything looked either faded green or brown to my visually impaired eyes. I miss seeing color, but I did get to see some, as my spouse took pictures of my guide dog sitting in a meadow of leaves. With my dog for comparison, my eyes were able to focus on the color all around his paws. Below is a picture of RAWH sitting on the leaf-strewn  ground and looking very poodley.

Rawh

Rawh under the Tree


Interview With a Dancer/Cop

Emily: Good morning, Bob. Have you had your coffee yet?

Bob: Today I managed it, yes. A work life balance. I can live with. Between you and me, I’d rather spend all of my time with that suspicious-acting federal agent.

Emily: Agent Nick Pierce?

Bob: That’s him. I mean, he might not be a federal agent, like I assume, but I sure as hell don’t recognize him from around here.

Emily: You’re on the police force, right? A detective?

Bob: That’s right.

Emily: I thought you had a side gig.

Bob: I absolutely do.

Emily: What is it?

Bob: Something I had to get permission from Captain Argos to do.

Emily: Want to share?

Bob: I’m a dancer at a gay club in our little sleepy college town.

Emily: I hear your stage name is Birdie. Where did that come from?

Bob: Well, considering my full name is Bob White…

Emily: Tell me why you want to spend all your time with this “suspicious-acting” agent.

Bob: He’s compelling, he’s handsome, he’s not quite out to himself yet, and there’s something dark about him that needs a loving hand. Did I mention he’s hotter than the sun?

Emily: Hmm, I think you did. What’s stopping you from jumping his bones?

Bob: Which part of “not out to himself” did you miss?

 

Coming October 23 to Changeling Press:

Thanks Be To Bob
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Everywhere else on October 30:

Thanks Be to Bob: Holiday HankyPanky 1

·         HFN with an HEA in the second book

·         Dancer/cop

·         Bi awakening

·         Magical creatures

·         Hidden identity

·         Virgin s3x

 

December Celebration Cards and How to Get One

Yes, it’s that time of year when holiday cards are flying through the mail. I’m personally celebrating two traditional holidays, my first guide dog’s birthday (December 19) and my own birthday (December 24). In light of all this celebrating, I’d love to share a December Celebration card with you.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I get a card in the snail mail?

A: Email me at: Emily@EmilyCarringtonAuthor.com by November 15.

Q: How do I get an electronic December Celebration card?

A: Email me at: Emily@EmilyCarringtonAuthor.com by December 1.

 



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