Have you ever wanted to be a bad girl?
It's no secret E. A. Barker does not like to follow "the rules" so it should not be any surprise he is not playing fair with this erotica series. As the title suggests, You & I is written from a first person point of view which graphically details explicit sexual encounters where the protagonist is speaking directly to his lover－you－the reader－in the present moment. If you dare to read this book you will be the main character, and you will be a very naughty girl.
A Seduction Tale is a: "How it might have happened." forbidden sex story. Sometimes, there is an undeniable attraction between two people who, for various reasons, know they shouldn't, but with enough provocation, rationalizations get the better of them, and they succumb to their lust. This is an exploration of limits. How many times can you say no to someone you are dying to touch?
Other books by E. A. Barker
If you live long enough, and hopefully everyone will, you will reach an age, usually somewhere north of forty, where you begin to take a hard look at how you can best spend the latter half of your life. Bucket lists are created. Ratios come into play. The Fun : Time ratio; The Income : Time ratio; TheTo-Do-List : Time ratio. . . the constant being time, the one thing you can never acquire more of.
At the top of my bucket list, back in 2015, was to write and publish a book to see if I was good enough to potentially augment my future retirement income doing something exciting which, on the surface at least, appeared to be fun. In 2016, Ms. Creant: The Wrong Doers! was released. The book received overwhelming accolades when compared to most books coming from unknown first-time authors. . . but in terms of the additional income generated by my substantial investment of time and money, it fell woefully short of my most basic expectation that it would at least break even. As is typical of my nature, I needed to know why. I had done most everything all the “experts” were recommending at the time, short of throwing insane amounts of additional time and money at an all-encompassing blanket term they call book marketing.
I spent the next few years watching, reading, and most importantly, investigating . . . even dabbling in short-fiction e-book publishing－mostly to see if could write outside of my comfort zone, the nonfiction genre, but also to test some theories from the “experts”.
The $1.99 Author is a compilation of the conclusions I’ve arrived at after spending five long years doing this. This humorous book－one the publishing industry hopes writers do not read－contains 140 UGLY TRUTHS of book publishing, which, for some of us, may represent 140 reasons to rethink our direction in life and how much time and money we are willing to donate to maintain our status in the book author club.
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