Hi everyone who follows my blog and my stories.
I’ll be straight with you—I’m genuinely touched that my book about Alexandra Vance is being bought and read. Honestly, I didn’t expect such a response. And right now, I find myself a little lost—where do I go from here?
It’s not like I have a huge selection, but I do have options. As of today, I have six series posted on SOL:
1. Twins. Book 1. Discovering My True Essence.
This story is very dear to my heart—partly autobiographical—and I know for certain that it (at least the first few books) will never be published anywhere, including ZBook. The reason is simple: Lissa and Kurai’s age at the start of the story, and their blood relation. But that doesn’t mean I’ll stop writing it—the original draft is already hundreds of thousands of words deep.
2. A series of short erotic fantasy stories.
This one’s a bit more complicated. The stories about the mage Miya, for instance, have already been combined into a single narrative and pulled out of the short stories category—they’ve become a full novel in their own right. Actually, there are not one but two stories now. The second one came about after an argument at a house party—someone claimed that it’s impossible to take a story packed with sex and explicit details and turn it into a romantic fantasy for readers aged 16 and up. As we say in my country: “Really? Hold my beer…”
3. Temptation for the Head of Security.
I solemnly swear to finish this story… for the second year in a row. I’ve got the whole thing mapped out in my head, and there are even hints of a second and third book. But I just can’t seem to finish the first one. Alas.
4. Train 887.
This one’s a tough one, and I don’t really know how to feel about it. It deals with the concept of chikan—harassment and groping of women on public transport in Asia, something that’s often socially overlooked and has even become a strange cult phenomenon in the Asian film industry. (The title is actually a nod to the original film that inspired the idea.) Cruelty, violence, and the indifference of bystanders. For that reason, I’m not at all sure this story will ever go on sale.
5. Doriana. My Sexual Journey.
You’ll laugh, but I completely forgot about this story—and that I ever wanted to write it. Until today, when I suddenly received a gushing review about it! But this one comes with its own complications. The original concept wasn’t mine—it was a cycle of short stories about one girl that I stumbled upon about 15 years ago. The language was clumsy, the writing style awkward, but back then it was one of the peaks of erotic writing for me—after all, I was no older than the heroine at the time. Then, a few years ago, I came across those stories again, reread them, and honestly cringed at how poorly they were written. And that’s how Doriana was born—along with a few drafts for the next parts.
6. Alexandra Vance. The Beast’s Attraction. Book 1. Wolf.
And finally, the last of the stories I’ve posted on SOL. To be blunt—the sequel is already written. It just needs translating and formatting. On one hand, this is the easiest story to work with, but it also comes with its own issues. Specifically, while Book 1 (Wolf) leaned more toward romance, the sequel is nowhere near as light and kind—it’s much closer to Dark Romance, with the tagline: "Everything comes with a price."
So here I am, with all these threads in my hands, and I have no idea which one to pull next. I’d love to hear your thoughts—what would you like to see more of? What catches your interest?
Thanks for sticking with me. ❤️