by Alana | Oct 23, 2018 | Blogging, Book News, New Release, News
Doggy Style
When it comes to doggy style, he’s behind you 100%
Preston Evans is a legend in and out of the bedroom. He’s six foot two, gorgeous, and famous because his celebrity ex snapchatted his huge package. I hate him. I hate his stupid puppy store, Doggy Style. I hate the way he looks at me like I’m a piece of meat. I don’t care that his abs are chiseled, his arms are tattooed, and his face belongs on the cover of a magazine. Every dog bred means a shelter dog dead!
I chain myself to his store in protest, but instead of calling the cops, he throws me a bone.
If I spend one week with him in Hawaii pretending to be his fiancée to snag an investor, he will transform his store into a shelter dog adoption center, saving thousands of dogs’ lives.
One week and I never have to see this sexy, dirty-talking jerk again. How hard can he, uh I mean it, be?
Sex is off the table. So why do I want him to bend me over it?
by Alana | Aug 30, 2018 | Blogging, Lifestyle, News, Se7en Deadly SEALs
I’m thrilled to announce the my pilot for Se7en Deadly SEALs has been accepted into the master class at Hedgebrook.
I wrote a TV pilot for my best selling serial, Se7en Deadly SEALs. It has over half a million views and is the #2 IP on the fiction app Radish.
This is a dream come true for me, and I’m thrilled for the opportunity to learn from these amazing women.
In the TV Writers’ Room with Meredith Stiehm and Lisa Zwerling
A workshop for aspiring one-hour Drama Writers.
CLASS DESCRIPTION:
The television writer’s room is where the creativity happens: story ideas get hashed out on whiteboards, character arcs get mapped on post-its, and the writing team collaborates to plan a season.
If you want to experience what it’s like inside the writer’s room – and you have a TV series or pilot idea you’re developing – this class is an unprecedented opportunity to spend a week in “Hedgebrook’s writers’ room” with two seasoned television writers. Meredith and Lisa will lead you and four other writers through full group workshops to develop your ideas and hold constructive one-on-one mentoring sessions to help you hone your pilot’s first act.
You should come with ideas about what your full series will be and a draft (or solid beginning) of your pilot. Be prepared to read your peer’s first acts, participate in all-room meetings, with free time built in for writing, rewriting and being in retreat.
