Word Processor, Romance, Cats, Kids and Creed: Betrayed & Scorned by Dominique Lambright

Good morning book lovers! Today, my friend Dominique Lambright drops by to discuss her book, "Betrayed & Scorned" as well as an upcoming release. Please show her tons of love!

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Recent Release: Betrayed & Scorned

Publisher: Sizzling Sassy Publications

Release Date: April 20, 2019

Genre: Erotica; Mystery

Why did you write Betrayed & Scorned?

I wrote this book, at first, at random. But as I went further into the story I wanted to create it as more of a challenge for myself in writing from a male's POV, while I, being a woman. I also wanted to shed some light on the fact that men and women get treated differently when it comes to cheating and being unfaithful in relationships. Men only take some backlash and feel only a fraction of hurt that women feel or get thrown onto them for their actions. It's reality but fictional.

How does being an editor affect your writing?

Being an editor is definitely a big help. Many people are unable to fully edit their own work. For the most part this is true, but being able to understand the structure of sentences and how they affect the reader in what ways is a bonus. A lot of times I write like an editor, so I have been told by a few writers. This can be a good or a bad thing. For me it has been very beneficial understanding both the creative and technical sides of writing.

Blurb:

Being a lawyer isn’t easy, and if anyone tells you that it is they might have been sent from the Devil. Tyrone has been a lawyer for a few years now, and the cases seem to really be hitting him hard, one in particular. The pressure to stay top dog at his office and keep his long-time girlfriend turned fiancé, Shaunda, happy becomes a lot on him. It leads him to a stream of sexcapades that he soon regrets.

Just when Tyrone is finally making the right moves in his relationship, things take a turn for the worse. He didn’t realize the magnitude of what that one day at the park would unravel. What he didn’t know about his soon to be wife will determine his next move. Is he shocked by what he didn’t think she was capable of? Is there regret for not seeing or remembering their past? But, when she finds out what he did, will it even matter? Will she even stick around to ask for forgiveness?

A compilation of short stories surrounding Tyrone’s sexcapades and experiences that ultimately intertwine with one another to create a mysterious, yet tantalizing, tale of betrayal and surprises that you will not see coming.

Excerpt:

She pulled her mouth from mine to catch her breath. It was like she had read my mind from earlier when she was kissing on my neck,because next thing I knew she had maneuvered herself between my legs. Unbuttoning and zipping down the zipper she found him; it wasn't hard. She grasped him in her delicate hands and firmly stroked him. I let my head fall back against the couch. I was almost ready to bust. Then, I felt her tongue. Skillfully she twirled her tongue around the head, inching every bit of my manhood into her mouth. I could feel everything. I was in heaven.

She continued to go all the way down to the base of my shaft. She had no reflex I swear. It's like her mouth kept going, there was nothing blocking my passage. I started moving my hips in rhythm with her mouth. I could bust right now on her face. And before I could think about holding on any longer, I released inside her mouth. I was hoping she'd swallow, but she did one better. As I released, she moved her mouth, and my kids ended up all over her face, and she just licked it off.

My mouth hung at that point. Though I finished, I had more in me. And she knew it. Her eyes seemed to turn a dark gray now. The softness had disappeared. I could see she was thirsty for it. The water was already running; I just had to give it to her. With my pants around my ankles, I stepped out of them as I stood up. I yanked the towel from her body. I didn't have any words. All I knew is that I wanted it all. Every part.

Buy link: https://www.amazon.com/Betrayed-Scorned-Dominique-Lambright/dp/1096122308/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=dominique+lambright&qid=1559762290&s=gateway&sr=8-1

About the Author:

My name is Dominique Lambright; I am the owner of DML Editing & Writing. I have a beautiful daughter who keeps me focused on the bigger picture and helps me strive to keep working at being a better person, as well as keeping my dreams afloat. I do everything for her and our future.

I have been writing for as long as I remember. I have loved words since I first learned how to write in Kindergarten. They have become a part of my life that I couldn’t get rid of, even if I wanted to. It has been a consistent hobby turned career choice. I wrote for fun up until about 10th grade in high school, that’s when I knew that I wanted to become a writer professionally. I didn’t quite know how I was going to go about that, but I just knew that was going to be my choice of future work. People would try to discourage me and tell me that I was foolish for wanting to become a writer because writers didn’t make that much money. They sounded crazy to me because of all the books that I had read, and all that was worldwide and best-selling. I didn’t let their words get to me. When I went to college, I enrolled in the English degree program. At first, I chose to do creative writing but changed my mind. I figured if I decided to get my B.A. in English: Technical and Professional Writing, that would look better for the working world. At this time, I got into editing as well. While taking the courses to attain this degree, I also immersed myself in the creative writing electives that they had available to make sure my writing was still progressing.

Well, four and a half years later, I graduated from UW-Milwaukee in December of 2015 with my B.A. in English: Technical and Professional Writing. It was one of the proudest days of my life. I accomplished a great feat, and boy it was not easy. Before I had graduated from college though, my business was a small side hustle. I started in 2012, doing little writing and editing things here and there for a small fee. I had the skills so why not, right? Broke college student trying to make it, ha-ha. As time progressed, it continued to be on and off. During 2014 is when I became more serious about it and tried to get clients outside of college. It went well. I created an account on a site called Thumbtack and went from there. Many people needed the services that I offered, and I knew from there on out I was ready to become a professional business owner. In 2015, I moved away from Thumbtack a bit and officially created my website, dmleditingandwriting.com. I figured if I was going to do this, I was going to do it right. Ever since then, I have been happily continuing to build my clientele and business relationships.

What I love about editing and writing the most, is being a part of the process and helping the author complete their work of art. It’s one thing to be an editor who just makes corrections, but actually, to get into the story and bring out it’s best is so satisfying; it’s a great feeling of accomplishment. I love to read, so over time, I studied the different ways that the authors I like, wrote, and then it became more analytical the more I was discovering what I wanted to do. Which got me thinking of what I could contribute to other authors work. I have read poorly written books, as well as award-winning, five stars, no doubt books. Words amaze me, and it has always been that way.

Author Links:

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