What? Cute dog and fun laugh-out-loud dialog, now the writer is adding sex? Yep, I know, funny smart people with talking dogs don't have hot sex, right? *Snort* They do in my world (and remember- this is all about me).īut wait! I could have stopped there, but no- I obviously was done messing with everyone's head (or my own, apparently) so I added that the dog has awesome tracking ability that brings him to the attention of the Police department which decides it can take advantage of the unique talents "Team Red" can bring to some of their trickier investigations. mmm, well, on second thought, maybe the pun IS intended) with the humor or the book, and readers were getting opinionated.
So, romantic comedy, right? Heavier sigh. I had to make myself crazy and I added two hot guys that decide to compete with each other for her affections (think hijacked dates, and sabotaged good-night kisses). The book doesn't have the feel of a paranormal book because the book is completely taken over by the dog, Red, and his snarky, witty dialog, sans filter. It was tough to classify because we have a level-headed woman blinded in an accident who get's a German shepherd she finds she is able to mentally communicate with- paranormal, right? Sigh. When I wrote Red Rover, it was meant to be a Paranormal Romance / Adult Contemporary novel. Cripes! If I knew then, what I know now, life would be so much easier. This week, I will be pulling Red Rover (the original version) from Amazon and re-issing it with a new title (some of you know that the original working title was Blind Seduction, but I changed it the week of the release due to my confusion over genre classification). but let me catch everyone up to speed on the latest news.
In prior posts, I've touched on the whole Red Rover versus Red Rover Special Edition thing. Catchy title, eh? *Snort* This BLOG entry, unsurprisingly enough, is all about me.
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