Confessions
Collection Vol 1 by Leila DeSint
Descend into a world of deception, depravity, decadence,
desire and desperation…
In the opulent setting of London's aristocracy, lives a young woman fractured
into two distinct individuals, one face with multiple facets.
One façade, a whore, London Brown, who will confess unfathomable truths, the
other, a loving daughter, Desniah Williams will pull back the curtain to reveal
what lurks in the shadows.
Caden Jacob Carrington V, a politician will do anything to reclaim the woman he
lost, including dredging up pains of the past.
Rhys Christos Edward Stowell, a philanthropist will fight to win the woman he
loves while baring the darkness of his soul.
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"Kiss
me." She trembled.
If
she didn't want the contact why had she requested it? I halted. "Are you
sure?"
"Yes."
I
planted a light peck on her cheek. The way we always did.
"A
lover's kiss," she said.
Being
referred to as her lover made me hard. I leaned in. "Are you
certain?"
"Yes."
Her eyes widened, she took hold of my blazer and pulled me closer.
Slowing
my movement toward her, I cupped her neck with my fingers, and used my thumb
beneath her jaw to angle her head upward. She stared into my eyes, as though
attempting to read me. As I lowered my mouth to hers, I wrapped my other arm
behind her waist and drew her flush to me.
She
gasped.
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Leila
DeSint was born in a small town on the east coast of Canada. Her nomadic
childhood gave her the ability to ebb and flow with the seasons, people and
places she lived in. Most often, she could be found in a corner with a pencil
and notepad using words to recreate the dark world around her. Many summers of
her youth were spent on the shores of her birthplace collecting seashells, but
she alway...s returned them for the
next wanderer that happened by.
The pencil and
notepad have been traded for a computer, but the words never stop flowing, nor
did her interest in conjuring glimpses of the world as she perceived it. The
corner is now a desk. And rather than leaving behind seashells for wanderers,
she pens dark, gritty erotic literature that examines the complexities of human
emotions and sexuality through an ever-changing lens. She delves into the
shadowy areas and explores the social-perceptions of taboos.
She threads
together the remnants of the world she witnessed in order to shed light on
obscure places.
Thank you Angels With Attitude Book Reviews for taking part
in the Confessions Collection Volume 1 tour.
What would you have done differently if you was the main
character of your book?
I’ve grappled with this
question because I’d be way out of my depth. My hats off to the characters and
how they are handling their situations.
What was your inspiration behind this book?
The opening scene came
to me and I was sucked into telling the characters story.
Why did you become a writer?
I love storytelling and
writing provide me another set of lenses to present story from.
As a reader and writer I think it is important to get to
know your fans and make a connection with them as an author who takes the extra
step to hear what there fans think and want in there continued writing is
continued success and key to selling more books .Do you agree with that?
First and foremost, I’m
a reader who loves books! I love talking about them. I love hearing what other
readers have to say about them. I love studding the execution, craft and style.
The experience you have when you finish a book and you’re swimming in the
afterglow or gloom is so personal. I just get all fired up when I can share
books with others or introduce them to a new author. I adore seeing what
readers have to say about my books. But I don’t know if or how that would
equate to more sales. I just want to deliver a deeper more connected experience
to my readers every time I sit at my computer staring at the scary blank page
before me.
Do you have a favorite author or authors?
A list a mile long but
here are a few, Alexandre Duma, Lawrence Hill, Pierre Ambroise François
Choderlos de Laclos
Do you like to write your books in a continuing series?
I’ve kind of gone full
circle on the stand alone novel to serialized story. I’ve done a lot of
pondering about why I write continuing series.
I guess I see the
serial story with continuing characters as the story of how their love beat
everything they faced. The most thrilling and exhilarating rush, I’ve known is
the trials and tribulations, I’ve overcome with the love of my life over the
years we’ve shared.
Coming from a
repeatedly broken home, I want to see the journey through their beginning,
middle and ever after and that’s what I hope to capture in my work.
If you could date any character from any book, who would it
be and why?
Jesse
Beckett, Pam Godwin, Dead of Eve.
What kinds of books do you like to read in your spare time?
I enjoy dark books. I’m
open to different genres.
Do you cry when writing sad scenes?
Yes. For me the scene has hit the emotional key
until I’m gripped by the same feelings, I seek to create for the reader.
Did you have a Cover Designer?
Who is your fictional boyfriend or girlfriend crush?
Jesse Beckett, Pam
Godwin, Dead of Eve. As you can see I’m a one
man kind of woman.
If you we able to dine and have a one on one with your
favorite writer/author who would it be?
I wouldn’t inflict a
one on one with me. But I’ve love to have a dinner party with Mary Shelley,
Anais Nin, Brontë sisters, Charles Dickens and Sir Arthur Ignatius Conan Doyle.
Do just re-read your favorite books?
There are passages I
love to reread from books.
Do you ever get in a reading slump like your readers do?
I wish I had more time
to read. Usually when I get to pick something off my TBR I need to recharge
from a long writing stretch. The book has most often been recommended by many
so I’ve yet to hit a slump.
What is the funniest book you ever read?
Losing It by Cora
Carmack.
1 comments:
I read Losing It and maybe it's my mood but I didn't have as much fun with it as I thought I'd have! Sorry!
To each his own I guess...
Lovely excerpt, so provocative!
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