Hello everyone, and welcome to the kick off day of the Cougar Growls Blog Tour to celebrate the release of Total E-Bound’s newest anthology Cougars and Cubs (romance between older women and younger men).
Featuring the artistic collaboration of erotica’s hottest authors, Ashley Ladd, K.S. Augustin, Mia Watts, Catherine Chernow, Elizabeth Coldwell and Imari Jade.
First up is Imari Jade, author of Something to be Thankful For. Please introduce yourself and tell the readers something about your story.
Hi everyone, my name is Imari Jade and I hail from Marrero, Louisiana, sister city of New Orleans where I was born and raised. I’ve been writing for a number of years but this is my first release with Total E-Bound and hopefully not my last. I’m divorced, have three sons and six grandchildren and during the day I work as a financial analyst.
I’d like to share my take on an article I just read:
‘Kick Ass’ Cradle Robber: 19-year-old star of Kick Ass is engaged to the 43-year-old director of his last film and she’s pregnant with his child.
I was sitting in the office when I saw the story on the Internet. One of my 
co-workers is a male in his early to mid forties and the other is a male in his late twenties. Naturally they took the side of the 19-year-old actor while I gave props to the 43-year-old director. So when one of them asked me if I’d date a 19-year-old I answered, ‘Hell yeah.’ (Relax folks, I’m only kidding). My three fantasy dream dates are Tom Welling, Orlando Bloom and Taylor Lautner. All three are gorgeous, sexy and full of stamina. What older woman wouldn’t be tempted when given the choice of them or a man our own age that has to use the little blue pill to entertain us? If a 30-year-old wanted to spend some quality time with me I’d probably jump at the chance as soon as I checked out his medical history, his earning potential and his family background. Nineteen-year-olds are a bit young and inexperienced and we cougars are looking for someone to spend time with. Hell, you can’t take a 19-year-old clubbing, you can’t reference anything before the Nineties, and they don’t share their video games.
Something To Be Thankful For by Imari Jade
Music manager Julianne Richmond life gets turned upside down when her musical prodigy Cameron Justice announces that he is in love with her. Normally she would be flattered but she’s in her forties and he is just a babe which in her book has the making of a bad love song.
Bad boy rocker Cameron Justice has everything… Money, a beautiful mansion, expensive cars, and the lead in an upcoming movie. He is admired by women from all over the world and the envy of men. Spoiled and rotten to a fault, Cameron is used to getting his way. So when he confesses his love to his manager Julianne he naturally thought she would accept. Unfortunately, Julianne turns him down like a hot potato because he is too young for her and bruises his fragile little rock star ego. On one of his wild tirades Cameron packs up his things and leaves Hollywood.
Spurred by the mass hysteria of Cameron’s fans, Julianne hops in a car and drives halfway across the country to bring his psychotic butt home. But once she finds him back in the sleeping little mountain town where he was born, dressed in tight-fitting jeans and a plaid shirt, she discovers maybe having a sexy young blond mountain man might not be a bad thing.
Imari Jade is a multi-genre romance and horror writer, and bit of a humourist. You can contact her through her website or at her Blogspot and MySpace blogs.
Cougars And Cubs is available here.
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