My Lord's Table
Guest post by Alysha Ellis
You know what the problem with sex and food
is? Absolutely nothing. Did you really need me to tell you that? Sex! And Food!
Two of the best things ever. And I got to write about them.
I decided on a Historical, for no other
reason than that I really enjoy Historicals. I also decided it would be a
ménage.
First I created my heroine. Innocent, poor and starving, Susan is on
her way to London to seek help from her estranged brother. But when she gets
there, her brother is missing, and a strange woman is living in his house.
The woman offers Susan a way of earning
money, but as you’d expect, all is not as it seems. Instead of the respectable
post Susan believes she’s been offered, she finds herself presiding over an
orgy. Up until this point the story was playing
out exactly as I intended it to. The next step was to have the two male heroes
appear, and for the ménage to develop.
But then, Lord Anthony Winslade stepped out
from the shadows. And try as I might I couldn’t get any other man to step out
with him. Anthony would share neither the stage, nor the woman. My ménage had
changed to the story of a dominating alpha male and the woman he singles out
for his own. I know non-writers have difficulty
understanding this, but most writers know it’s true. Sometimes the characters
take over, and the story is suddenly not the one the writer intended at all.
So believe me when I tell you Anthony
Winslade stole my story! I wrote a detailed banquet scene in which
food and sex was shared generously. I had
intended Susan and her two lovers to
get involved. Instead, Anthony watched the group sex for a while then took
Susan’s hand, informed her (and me) that he could do much better in private,
ordered a delectable meal sent to his rooms and carried Susan away with him.
I have to admit, he was right. What Susan
and Anthony got up to in the privacy of his quarters was hot. Who knew you
could do that with cream?
So like a good little submissive, I did as
I was told. I wrote the story the way Anthony, Lord Winslade demanded it be
written. And I’m glad I did. I love my ménages, but
I also love a strong man who knows how to dominate a woman and the action. Anthony and Susan’s story engrossed me, and I
thoroughly enjoyed the process of discovery that went along with writing it.
I called my contribution to Edible Delights
Volume Two My
Lord’s Table, but perhaps I should have called it, My Lord’s Story!
About the Author: Alysha Ellis
I write stories your mother would never let you read, even now that you're all grown up - but what Mama don't know can't hurt her. Live on the wild side a little. Bad girls have all the fun!
Visit Alysha's blog - A Slice of Tart
Can't wait to read it Alysha!
ReplyDeleteI want to know what they do with the cream!! Great post
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