Today I have erotic romance author JC Holly as a guest. Along woth an interview JC has agreed to hold a giveaway for one copy of One Wild Weekend to one person who leaves a comment.

Blurb:
F
antasies become reality for one couple as they share a wild and sexy weekend
Bobby and Chris' relationship is starting to stagnate. They're constantly bickering, and haven't had sex in weeks. On hearing this, Bobby's assistant suggests they take a long weekend to explore each other's sexuality—though she uses rather different wording - and work on each other's fantasies.
As luck would have it, Chris' friend is out of town on a business trip, and agrees to let them use his cottage up in the hills. Gorgeous surroundings, a horny boyfriend, and an agreement between them to make the others' sexual dreams come true. What more could a girl want?Buy Link:
http://www.total-e-bound.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=&P_ID=1227Hi JC, thanks for being my guest.
First off, do you have any latest news? Book releases, plot ideas?
JC - I have a new release coming out with Total E-Bound on August 1st, titled Succubus Seduction, and I have a few new projects that I'm working on when I find the time.
What initially inspired you to become an erotica/romance author?
JC - At first, it was curiosity. I had never written anything other than straight romance, and wanted to know if I was capable of the 'spicier' side of things. Turns out I was!
Now I only write erotic romance, as I love the freedom you get from not stopping at the bedroom door.
Can you tell our readers a little about your writing? What genres do you enjoy writing?
JC - I write a little fantasy on the side, under another name, but 'JC' is solely erotic romance at the moment. Within that genre, though, I intend to write in quite a few sub-genres (MF, MM, shifters, etc.)
What do you find to be the most difficult part of writing, any writing pet peeves?
JC - I find the hardest part is the edits. The first pass isn't so bad, but each subsequent one gets trickier.
As for writing pet peeves, it has to be writing queries and synopses! I find it very difficult to distill my writing down to the very basics
Where do you get your inspiration?
JC - I read a heck of a lot, which always helps, but most of my ideas come from the shower. :o)
Do you write one novel at a time or do you move between works in progress?
JC - It varies. Sometimes I'll work on only one story, and other times I'll have two or three on the go at one time. That's what it's like at the moment. I'm working on a MM, a longer MF, and a fantasy, all at once.
Would you consider your writing style to be that of a plotter or a pantster?
JC - I'm a plotter, but I need to plan less each time I write something new. When I started writing, my plans were almost as long as my stories, as I needed to work out every single little detail. Now I'm down to two or three sentences a chapter, and I think in a year or two I'll be down to winging it/pantsing.
Can you tell us a little about your book(s)?
JC - Sure! One Wild Weekend is a story about Bobby and her partner, Chris. Their relationship isn't going to well of late, and after a suggestion from her workmate, they head off for a long weekend of exploring each other's desires, in an attempt to rekindle their love.
It's my first foray into erotic romance, and I have to admit that I loved writing it.
Where can our readers find you on the web and where can they buy your books?
JC - You can find me at my blog, at www.jcholly.blogspot.com, and my books are available at Total E-Bound.