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Now available: Chicken Soup Dom

April 20, 2021 tanyachrs New Releases, TanyaChris, TMChris

Chicken Soup Dom, book 2 in the Hell’s Bedroom series is available for pre-order for $3.99. It releases on April 20th and will be eligible for Kindle Unlimited for a limited time.

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Happy Birthday to Omega Redeemed

April 9, 2021 tanyachrs Origin stories, TanyaChris, TMChris

The M/M fandom is generally sex-worker positive, but if a sex worker has to stop being a sex worker to get a happy ending, then is it really?

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And You Are…?

April 6, 2021 tanyachrs Favorite Reads, TanyaChris, TMChris

I’m a sucker for an amnesia story. I know they’re not realistic. Retrograde amnesia is really rare and not at all romantic. But I don’t care. I’m going to read my amnesia stories.

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One Spreadsheet to Rule Them All

April 1, 2021 tanyachrs For Authors

Today I’m going to talk about the one spreadsheet I think every author should have: your book database. It doesn’t have to be in spreadsheet form, but somewhere you want a single file with all the pertinent info on all your titles.

Now available: Kitchen Sink Dom

March 23, 2021 tanyachrs New Releases, TanyaChris, TMChris

This is book one in Hell’s Bedroom a new series that pairs BDSM with a human trafficking investigation, making for excitement in and out of the sheets! Each book features a different take on D/s dynamics. In Kitchen Sink Dom, a service top is paired with a non-submissive masochist.

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New free story: Fanfare & Frills

March 15, 2021 tanyachrs TanyaChris, TMChris

It’s Catherine and Susan’s wedding night. Thanks to a ruse in which Catherine has married Susan’s brother and Susan has married Catherine’s, the two Regency-era women are free to marry in the eyes of the people who really matter to them and enjoy their first night together as wives and lovers.