Rough Music a sexy non romance! just coming out

Although I’ve been ill for some weeks, I have now published “Rough Music”. It’s available for sale on 21st January. It’s not a romance; it’s about people who are a bit older than the “very romantic” age, who are 30-ish and trying to sort out problems in life, rather than looking for a perfect love affair or marriage. Jeff and Brandon are two guys, who are good friends, and work together. They are both trying to work out how far they compromise in their work lives and how they try and manage a music career, with its frequent traveling and still maintain contact with their wives and families. They want to do real music that they love, rather than concentrate on commercially successful stuff, but they also need to earn a living. This is basically a historical story, set in the late 1970s, so attitudes are not the same on many issues as they are now, but there’s fun, sex and I hope some real life in there! You can find it on Amazon, by Nadine Sutton.

Beds and Blue Jean, a sexy modern romance

Beds and Blue Jeans is the story of a young American couple, who are not a perfect romantic pairing.  They have a baby, and that is the main reason that they have ended up living together.  Sam is a handsome young man, who appeals to middle aged women, and who is happy to spend his time with them rather than with his girlfriend.  He loves his music and works hard at it, but he’s not sure if he should throw it all up and look for a conventional job, now that he is a father. Pattie is pretty but not very clever, and she’s letting herself go, in terms of her looks. She doesn’t seem to have any ambitions. Sam is thoughtless and selfish, but he is lonely.  Pattie is not much of a companion for him and he is tempted by other women who offer interest and companionship as much as sex. Over a few months, things slowly change….

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Beds and Blue Jeans a sexy non romance

I am presently working on a couple of stories, which I hope to publish in the near future.
But for the moment, I’d like to say a word about my latest story “Beds and Blue Jeans.”  It’s not a romance with a happy ever after ending.  I wanted to write something that was  more realistic, than the usual romances.  I wanted to explore a story, where people face real life problems and make mistakes and don’t always find it easy  to put the mistakes right.   Sam is a selfish, average young man, who uses his looks and sex appeal to get plenty of action.  Like a lot of men. He tries to be a good father, and he tries to live with the difficult young woman that he ended up in a relationship with.  He’s very far from perfect.  But I wanted to write about someone ordinary and average, who had real faults, not very minor ones.
I realise that many people won’t like a story like this, but I wanted to write it and publish it, and I hope that some people will find it interesting.

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BEDS AND BLUE JEANS.a love story

This is my first try at a realistic story, about a young man trying to sort out his life. Sam is young, attractive and talented, but he is also thoughtless and selfish. He loves his musical career, but he wants to do more than make a bare living at it. He loves his girlfriend, but he’s tempted by other women. He is at a stage of trying to make decisions which will affect his future. It is available on Amazon.. by Nadine Sutton.

Beds and Blue Jeans By Nadine Sutton. A taste!

Pattie’s face, which had been tired but smiling, suddenly froze. She sat up rapidly. Her moods changed so fast. “Oh I see. I guess you’re out fucking some woman. Where are you meeting her? Tell me when you're going to meet her, I'd hate to disturb you by calling your cell phone.” “No, hell, no, honey, I ain’t. Don’t be so stupid. Honey? Sam tried to put his arms round her, but she pushed him away and walked out of the room. She slammed the door hard. Oh God, he thought. He had made the date with Sherry, but that might be best to cancel.

BEDS AND BLUE JEANS a new novella by Nadine Sutton

Sam is a young singer, who loves country and rock music and his dream is to be successful in the music world. He’s never really wanted to do anything else. He’s a handsome young man and he gets plenty of attention from female fans. He likes the ladies, but he’s beginning to want something a bit deeper than a sex session. He has a woman in his life, and a kid but he’s not very happy. He meets other women, who seem to offer a real close love affair, but he’s unsure what to do, or where to turn.  He’s often selfish, and mixed up, but at heart, he wants love. http://www.amazon.com/Beds-Blue-Jeans-everyday-mayhem-ebook/dp/B01370SMFO/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1438496954&sr=8-2&keywords=nadine+sutton

Dennis Wheatley 1897-1977

I've just been re-reading a book by the forgotten author Dennis Wheatley. He was born in South London, to a middle class family in 1897 and was sent to a good school (Dulwich college). He was expelled, allegedly for forming a secret society. He then ended up in the Merchant Navy. He served as an officer in the First World War. His family wine business occupied him after he left the army in 1919. By the 1930s, it was doing badly and he decided to sell up and become an author. He wrote his first novel in 1932, but it didn’t get published for some time. He wrote historical and contemporary thrillers with a strong military bent. He had war and “secret ops” and propaganda experience which helped him with his plots. He also had some interest in the occult, and wrote several Black Magic based thrillers though he always warned his readers against getting involved in such things. He was an extremely conservative thinker and felt that Britain was “going to the dogs” and that socialist reforms would make people lazy and weak. In his writing, he usually champions the conservative cause, backing the English Tories against the Whigs and the British government against the French revolutionaries or Napoleon. He published his first novel “Three Inquisitive People” in 1933. His heroes are usually aristocratic and independent minded and often ruthless in how they achieve their ends. He is not greatly sympathetic to left wingers but he is usually fair to them. While there are times when he comes across as dated, and bigoted, generally speaking, he was a good story teller. His books are well researched and while he is not an elegant word smith, he knows how to keep the readers’ attention and to be a page turner. His Gregory Sallust series is about a former army officer who is involved in spying during World War Two. Gregory marries a beautiful German aristocrat who is anti-Hitler, and the books are said to have been a partial inspiration for the James Bond novels. His women characters are usually less active than the males, but are often involved in spying as well, and they are not above using their and their sex appeal to contribute to the causes they serve. However, he is sympathetic to women. As a man of his time, he does not like women to be quite as promiscuous as men, and doesn’t expect them to be as active physically but there is definitely a role for them. He does not criticise female characters for being sexually active. One of his best novels, Desperate Measures, covers the end of Napoleon’s reign, and Waterloo. Roger Brook, his British agent, uses his identity as Colonel De Breuc to foil the Bonapartist cause, and tries to get married to Georgina, his beautiful mistress. Dennis Wheatley was married twice, and died in 1977.