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AUTHOR BIO
Olivia Noble is a romance writer who likes to keep things steamy and sweet. Check out her first book, Just a Fling, featuring a handsome billionaire and a tropical island.
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Fifty Shades of Grey meets Lois Lane
In a world filled with books about
controlling, dominant men, I set out to write about a female that was a match
for them. It was a difficult puzzle at first, to figure out how an ordinary
woman could compete with a high-powered billionaire, and hold her own against
all his attempts to manipulate her.
Then it hit me. My childhood hero, Lois
Lane, stood up to Superman on a daily basis.
Both in and out of the bedroom.
While my billionaire businessman Malcolm
Cage is not a superhero, he is wealthy enough that he might as well have
superpowers, along with the ego that follows them. But Victoria has a
superpower too: her sense of justice and unshakable resolve ensure that she
will never let this handsome CEO destroy her and trample her heart. Her
self-esteem and values make her invulnerable to his cruel games and emotional
torture.
It has bothered me how much erotic romance
focuses on humiliating and belittling the female for pleasure. While Victoria
is placed in many uncomfortable predicaments that are downright mortifying, her
strength of mind and character will take her through them all unscathed. Her
focus is on her goals and purpose, and while she struggles with sexual
distractions and emotional fragility as much as anyone, she tries her best to
conquer her weaknesses and push forward in a man’s world.
My goal is to write books that are sexy as
well as empowering, and I know that I have finally succeeded with this one. The
chemistry between Victoria and Malcolm is sizzling and off the charts, but both
characters are headstrong and challenge each other to be constantly better. Sometimes,
it warms my heart when I see the fire and tenacity of Lois Lane rising to the
surface in Victoria’s stubbornness. I really wanted to create a brave and
ballsy female character for modern women to look up to, and I hope that my
readers will find her inspiring. She definitely inspires me, and I love writing
about her.
Author Interview
Q. How did you get into writing?
A. I’ve loved telling stories since I was a child. When I grew
older and got married (I’m still deciding whether that was wise) and had my
beautiful children, writing had to go away. For a long time I was miserable and
I had no idea why; I had a good life. I was just so busy being “honey” or “mommy”
or “I hate you!” and I had no time to be just “me.” I love my family and my
children, but I needed to escape. I began writing again, and unleashed my inner
storyteller. Once I started, I couldn’t stop.
Q. How do you balance your family and your career?
A. Very carefully, with a lot of time budgeting. My husband is
a pure champion and has been 110% supportive of me. At first, my kids needed so
much attention that I could only write at night when they were asleep or at
school. I had already quit my job to become a full-time mom, so I had some extra time to pump out a few
hundred words before I crashed. Now that it’s been a while, they know once
mommy goes into her office that it’s quiet time. My husband will take them
outside to play for a few hours while I get some work done, and then I’ll make
it up to the family with dinner and a movie. (And research with my husband.)
Q. How do you keep your sex scenes fresh and exciting?
A. Refer to the last line of my previous answer. My husband
is more than happy to help with this aspect of my writing.
Q. What sets your books apart from others in your genre?
A. This is a really good question! To be honest, I read a
lot of New Adult Romance. I’m just drawn to the memories of when I was that age
and all the hardships I faced. I vividly recall the struggles with boys and rent
(although I still struggle with boys and rent) and figuring out who I was as a
person. I also met my husband at that age: my first great love (and if he’s
good, my last.) Even though this was the hardest time in my life, the rewards
were significant.
Q. What advice would you give to aspiring authors?
A. There is lots of advice to give, but the most important
skill is time management. Finding the time to write, especially when you’re
just starting is a huge undertaking and will kill your budding career before
you even have a chance to let it grow. Make writing your main priority and
cherish every moment you have to sit down with your characters.
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