I want to welcome an author to the Savvy Blog to discuss her newest release - but be warned she shares some Hot details.

Hi Readers,

First of I’d like to say Thank You Terry for inviting me to drop in and tell you about my new release. Let me start off by introducing myself. My name is Rita Sawyer and I write contemporary romances. My stories have varying heat levels from sweet to sizzling, and hopefully they all have a hint of humor. Aside from being a writer I’m an avid reader. I love to read anything across the romance genres. A few of my favorite authors would be Lori Foster, Eliza Gayle and Janet Chapman.

Now onto my new release. Book 2 in my Brazen Sister series To Unleash A Brazen Desire will be released in print June from Siren Publishing. It's the follow up to A Brazen Love Worth Fighting For.

Here a brief excerpt:

 Her sighs brought him back to that night. It was a night that would

be forever imprinted on his brain. He would never forget the way she

sighed in his ear. Her breath had been moist and hot on his skin as she

panted breathlessly. The way they moved as one until she screamed

out his name branded his soul. He wasn’t a big enough sap to

romanticize the whole thing, and he knew she wasn’t, either. Raw lust

had sent them into each other’s arms for a night of wild sex, and the

important thing was neither of them was sorry it happened.

Sure he wished they’d been in a nicer place. And in spite of the

fact that he was sporting some colorful bruises the next morning, he

still considered it the hottest, most carnal night of his life. It wasn’t

something he imagined happening when he decided to come up here.

Sure, he wanted to be friendly with his sisters-in-law, but what they

had done went far beyond friendly. He heard spontaneity was the

mother of invention, and the shed was roomier than the backseat of a

car. And a bed would have been good, too, though they improvised

with the lounge chair cushions.

It wasn’t like he didn’t want to talk to her. The only thing he’d like more 

than to talk to her was to be with her. Couldn’t she tell by the hours they

spent on the phone in the past few weeks? He loved talking to her, and

when she laughed it was infectious. The best and possibly the worst thing

about talking to her was hearing her sigh.

The characters in this story were fun to write. I found them easy to connect with and hope readers will too. Actually the whole series has been great to write. See I come from a big family and I like showing how there can be so many different facets there can be of people who were brought up in the same household. I really like being the one who gets to decide how they react to the situations I think up for them.

Readers can find out more about me or the Brazen Sister series by visiting my website www.RitaSawyer.com. I can also be found on twitter. I'm on Facebook too, www.facebook.com/ritasawyer