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Daring Diane
I'm working on several and just can't seem to get them to the finish line. Hopefully, I'll have something in the next month. DD
Daring Diane
I appreciate the prayers. I am working on several books and do not give deadlines, because I don't want to disappoint readers. Thank you for reading DD
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(view spoiler) [I'm re-reading the latest Cheerleader story now and I caught something that I missed before that really bothered me. While modeling, Lee is paired with a male model for the bridal pictures and he is unexpectedly kissed during the shoot. You write it as if it is just an innocent event and turns out as a great picture, but it seems to me it's actually sexual assault. Why did you feel this needed to be included? (hide spoiler) ]
Daring Diane
It is my belief that many of the best photographs are often the unscripted ones. I think that has been a theme in many of Lee's modeling segments. In this particular segment, Lee was already worried about the interaction with Octavio and the other models were kidding him. In a true wedding scene, there would obviously be a kiss at some point. I tried to present it as Octavio improvising. I did not present it as some sexually suggestive kiss or a deep french kiss. Lee's reaction is to be stunned and lost in how to react. The implication from the story point of view is that a picture of his reaction can be misinterpreted as the honest reaction a bride might have to the kiss. The suggestion here is that while he was stunned and upset, the facial expression or stunned look made him potentially look like a bride as he stared back at Octavio. I don't think it was assault and not portrayed that way. Ask yourself if a true model getting a chaste lip to lip kiss would feel assaulted. I suspect that kissed in modeling pictures are seldom between people going out or having a personal relationship. The inclusion was meant to provide another chink in Lee's possible view of himself as a man. He should be asking himself if he enjoyed the kiss or how he found himself in the situation. Darby has assured him that she loves him prior and after the scene. You may disagree, but I felt it continued concerns Lee has had throughout the modeling situations. Thanks for Reading DD
Daring Diane
Thank you for reading and your thoughts. I am working on several books at the moment and do not have deadlines on any. I do expect a next book in the Sorority House Fire story-line. DD
Lawrence
Thank you, I can't wait to read them, your books are amazing
Thank you, I can't wait to read them, your books are amazing
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Daring Diane
Of the stories in this genre, this is one I feel is unfinished. I have actually written a lot past what was published. However, I change my mind on where it should go. I have a lot written, but it still hangs out there. I believe that I will try to de vote some time to this effort in the coming year, maybe this summer. I'm not a real fan of turning over a story. I feel an ownership in what is out there and may or not want to be associated with what might follow in someone else's story-line. Sorry for the delay in responding. Thanks for Reading DD
John Johnson
Is there any way we could commission you for those last chapters? Or even just what you have?
Jul 07, 2022 01:11PM
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Daring Diane
I have looked at several story-lines I worked with in the past. While the stories are fun, they are not necessarily a commercial success. The reality is that it takes a certain amount of time and effort to generate x number of words on the page and while I enjoyed many of the stories, I tend to spend my time where it is more financially beneficial. Sorry. I think I will try to finish Car Seat or at least bring it to a safe stopping point. It feels like it is just hanging out there. Thanks for Reading DD
Daring Diane
I appreciate the note. Congratulations on moving forward. have a great year, because that is what Lee always tries to do. Thanks for Reading DD
Daring Diane
I posted an answer to another question on my process. I would expect a Lee or Drew book before Sorority house Fire 2. Thanks for Reading DD.
Daring Diane
I posted another answer that I hope it helps to answer the question. I'm working on lots of things. I can't tell you the next book, I can say that the book which has the most content on this day, no guarantees, is Lee 13. Thanks for Reading DD
Daring Diane
This is always a hard question to deal with. The truth is that i have been working on several books. I get into one set of characters and write several chapters of the story-line and then I have to stop to evaluate how pieces fit together. If it is Lee, I have to determine whether I missed things which should be in the timeline. Often this leads to a re-evaluation of aspects and I find myself stuck trying to figure out the path the story will take going forward. I do not template a story ahead of time and I do not template a series. I write each story as an adventure where I am excited to find where the story goes. I have recently added segments to the next Drew and Lacey story. I worked on an extensive piece of the next Lee story. Having recently completed a Lee story, I have the characters and their lives in my mind which makes it easier to dive in. I have only a little of the next Robin figured out. I spent a day on a next Tutu book and also spent time reviewing other books like Dress Code and Kappa Delti. Some people complain that I am rewriting the same story as Lee in the KD and Robin stories. I don't think so, but I understand the complaint. They are at the same place in their lives age-wise and all involve a sorority. Lee is a force of character and what can he accomplish. Robin is a freshman searching for love, friendship and that full college experience. The KD book is an older kid finding himself while not necessarily dealing with all his personal issues. The Panty Club books dealt with something similar to Lee's experiences in high school, but Jordan was dealing with his own sexuality along the way. I also have several stories i have worked on over the last two years that are unrelated to anything out there. It all keeps my mind going and I write segments of books before fitting them together for the final product. It's a little different than other authors. I hope that gives you and everyone else some insight into the crazy process. Thanks for reading DD
Daring Diane
Book 12 was only released int he last 10 days. I am working on several other books, but none are imminent. Thanks for Reading, DD
Daring Diane
Book 12 was released about 10 days ago. i am working on many others. Thanks DD
Daring Diane
It came out. Book 12 is available. Thanks for Reading DD
Daring Diane
Cheerleader 12: Rising Juniors Released Today 12/10/2021
Daring Diane
Just posted to Amazon
Daring Diane
Great question, We'll have to see if it is in the next book. Given all the other activity in the book, I wondered at the time if it didn't just feel like filler. We'll have to see. Thanks for Reading, DD
Daring Diane
Hopefully, later this year. I've had some health issues which delayed everything. Thanks for reading, DD
Daring Diane
Better. It's been a long slow recovery. I am back working my main job and I have recently been making some good progress on the latest book in the Cheerleader series. Thanks for the question and thanks for reading, DD
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Published on January 08, 2021 13:55
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