博客來How much trouble can one fantasy romance writer get into? Maybe I shouldn’t have agreed to the Faustian deal with Loki, but you try turning the trickster God of Chaos down!
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All writers say their fictional characters talk to them. Mine jumped through the fabric of reality. But it’s not like there’s a writing course on preparing for your character’s sudden appearance in your backyard. Now that Asgard’s Black Prince has opened the door between universes, he isn’t my only fictional character to do so. It’s all well and good to design traits of dominant sexy gods that are mouth-wateringly built with fantasy warrior proportions in every respect-yeah, you know what I’m talking about-and those wicked voices that make you melt... until they turn their sights on me. What’s a writer to do but hold on for the ride and document the chaos as they turn my once quiet life upside down?
After all, inspiration comes in many forms, and the walls between fiction and reality are no barrier to gods.
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If you like hot Norse mythology tales featuring spicy gods, a dash of magic, and humour woven around a predominately urban paranormal fantasy, dive into this metafiction series. In total, Season One consists of twelve episodes, each telling the erotic tale of a fantasy romance writer and her ongoing struggle to write her trilogy while her characters upend her life every time they invade her reality. But more than her story is at risk. She wouldn’t be foolish enough to fall in love with one of her characters, would she?
This compilation includes the first four episodes of the Breaking The 4th Wall Season One series: A Writer’s Commitment (Episode 1); Delayed Gratification (Episode 2); Don’t Taunt The Trickster (Episode 3); and Ladies’ Night (Episode 4). In this compilation, you’ll find themes of different worlds, three’s a crowd, why choose, emotional scars, a dominant alpha hero, bargain comes due, power exchange, and LGBQ including gender fluidity.
