A Combination of The Best…
As a writer I get asked all the time what my characters look
like, especially my heroes. I am
honestly not one of those writers who goes around and finds pictures of then
writes descriptions from those images. I
usually just think about hair color and eye color and if they are a bad boy or
a business man, and then I put it all together.
By the time I am done, I have an excellent visualization in my head, but
if someone asked me who they looked like I couldn't really name anyone except
that hero.
So tonight, as I was contemplating my next hero I am writing
for an anthology story, I wrote down my top 5 five famous people, who in my
dream world could play some of my heroes….
Josh Holloway – He as the bad boy in Lost – I am not going
to lie, if Josh Holloway would ever want to play any of my heroes, the job is
his. He is an excellent bad boy as well
as party boy. Hell, slap a tie on him, and
he's an excellent businessman. Maybe
this blog only needs one entry, and all heroes should look like Josh Holloway.
Let's just all look for a moment…
Okay, I feel better.
Now I'll move on.
Trent Reznor – He's bad, he's tortured, he's a chameleon. I love him in this picture, and he is aging
great!!
Morrissey – When he was with The Smiths. I think I just like tortured souls. I love Morrissey. His music defined me in a lot of ways and he
is just beautiful during this time.
Cary Elwes – When he was in the Princess Bride, and though
he got a little puffy he's looking good again.
Ben Lewis – Ok this one is really out there, but I am a huge
Phantom fan and he played the lead in Love Never Dies (the hated sequel that I
loved). But I loved his Phantom and I
love how tall he is and his voice makes me cry.
So there, he's awesome.
Honorable mentions to:
Andrew McCarthy – Now!
I loved him back in the day, but he is fine today as well, and a
published Travel Author. WTG!
And James Spader - There is just something about James
Spader that makes me swoon.
Hands On Me
Tramp Stamp Series Book One
Tramp Stamp Series Book One
Kim Carmichael
Genre: Contemporary romance with some suspense elements.
Publisher: Keith Publications
ISBN: 978-1-936372-46-1
ASIN: B0098LICZ2
Number of pages: 17
Word Count: 5000
Cover Artist: Elisa Elaine Luevanos
Book Description:
Agent Gwen Fredricks is a living target. Captured after a failed mission, the code to crack a safe has literally been permanently hidden on her. To free herself, she must retrieve a final key.
All Agent Colin Alexander has to do to avoid a desk job is get a code said to be on an enemy agent. He never dreamed it would actually be on the agent, especially Gwen.
The simple shoot-and-swoop mission takes a turn for these two sometime-lovers and full-time rivals when they call a truce to give into their desire. Now with the promise to keep both hands on each other at all times, they share a night together. Loyalties are tested when Gwen manages to swipe the key away, and Colin discovers the code carefully embedded into Gwen's tramp stamp tattoo in a glow of UV light. When morning comes they must decide if what they feel for each other is worth betraying their agencies.
Book Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8VFqFbRFiY&feature=plcp
About the Author:
Kim Carmichael began writing eight years ago when her love of happy endings inspired her to create her own. She has a weakness for bad boys and techno geeks, and married her own computer whiz after he proved he could keep all her gadgets running. When not writing, she can usually be found slathered in sunscreen trolling Los Angeles and helping top doctors build their practices.
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