Getting “Wet & Wild” in the Shower

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When thinking about this “wet and wild” blog hop and what I might have to say on the subject, my first thought was this scene I wrote in The Alpha’s Legacy where the three main characters have sex in the shower. (You can see that scene below.)

I have not experienced shower sex myself, but I imagine it would be even less roomy than depicted in my story. 🙂 But what good is fiction if I can’t fit an extra body in the tub?

So here’s a question for you…is it okay to fudge the details a little (like this) in the spirit of telling a good story? How much is too much?

I hope you enjoy the excerpt below, and make sure to check out the two giveaways below that. Then hop on over to another blog to continue the fun!

Excerpt from The Alpha’s Legacy

Fiona pulled her shirt over her head. “Now, a shower?” She toed off her shoes and pushed her pants down her legs. She stepped out of them and walked into the bathroom in her underwear, bra, and socks.

“She has too many clothes on,” Grady said.

“We’re going to have to do something about that.”

The two men headed for the bathroom. Both tried to go through the door at the same time and got stuck. Their jostling turned into friendly wrestling. Grady had almost gotten the better of Caleb—he was sure he had—when Fiona whistled to get their attention.

She stood in the doorway, buck naked. “Five more seconds and I’m closing the door and locking it.”

Still frozen in mid-clinch, the two men gazed at her. “You don’t think a flimsy little door like that will stop us,” Caleb said.

“I think the thought of having to pay for the door to be fixed should stop you.” She stepped inside. “Five…four…”

Grady raced for the door, Caleb right behind him. This time they made it through without getting stuck. Fiona closed the door behind them.

“Now strip,” she said.

Grady had thought she only ordered him around because she outranked him. Now he knew better. She really was that tough. Alpha, Caleb had said. Caleb was right. They were mated to a tiny little alpha.

He could live with that.

By the time they’d finished stripping, she had the water on and the temperature adjusted. She stepped inside, her tight, curved ass disappearing behind the curtain.

This time, Caleb beat him to the pass. By the time Grady climbed into the tub, Caleb had Fiona pressed against the wall, her feet dangling a foot off the floor. Grady pressed against their sides, touching both of them as much as he could.

“We fit,” Fiona said when Caleb let her up for air.

“Just barely,” Caleb said. “And I’m not sure we’re going to get very clean this way.”

Fiona wrapped one leg around Caleb’s waist. “We’ll get clean sooner or later. In the meantime, maybe we need to fit together even closer.”

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28 Comments

  1. barbara says:

    A little fudging is fine as long as it’s still “believable” and within the context of the story. Thanks for participating in the hop!

    bimmergrlmd at gmail dot com

  2. susan platt says:

    I think it is fine to fudge as long as it is believable enough.

    susanmplatt AT Hotmail DOT com

  3. Maureen says:

    I don’t mind a little fudging as long as it seems as if it could be possible.
    mce1011 AT aol DOT com

  4. Dawna Newman says:

    I agree with the others, I think it’s okay to fudge a little as long as it’s believable.

    vampiremistress2010(at)gmail(dot)com

  5. Natasha says:

    I think that a little fudging is ok if it is believable also.
    Thanks for the chance to win!
    natasha_donohoo_8 at hotmail dot com

  6. Sheri Savill says:

    Me, I think fudging, even a whole “lot,” (one person’s lot is another’s little bit, right?) is ok and even good in fiction. Fiction! Yes! Let the imagination run wild! 🙂 Escapism is good.

    Thanks for the awesome hoppage!

    sheri[NO SPACE]savill[AT]gmail[DOT](com)

  7. Merry says:

    I’m of the opinion that minor alterations to reality are acceptable for the purpose of increased hotness.

    dancingcelt at gmail dot com

  8. Juli says:

    Silly, you can’t fudge “details” your own stories. They are YOURS, therefore “fudging” is only editing and your story. 🙂

    julivalenti@tampabay.rr.com

  9. Renee B says:

    I agree with the Juli. It’s not fudging. It’s exercising your imagination to bring us (the readers) the ultimate experience by reading your stories. 😀
    Thanks for being part of the hop and for the chance to win.
    reneebennett35 (at) yahoo (dot) com

  10. desiree says:

    that way author get the person attention and then he or she would be involved in the book
    and then it get the reader to read the book more

    desi the blonde at msn dot com

  11. Pam says:

    Great excerpt. I think a little fudging is ok, as long as it is still believable. I tend to picture the scene in my head as I read, and sometimes I just can’t figure out the logistics no matter how many times I reread it.

    pjmillion(at)comcast(dot)net

  12. bn100 says:

    yes, it’s fiction
    bn100candg at hotmail dot com

  13. Rachel says:

    Fudging is fine as long as the reader can get what the author is trying to convey.

    dragon5174 (at) gmail.com

  14. Vanessa N. says:

    As long as the story makes sense I think it’s fine.

    mythic021@gmail.com

  15. Jeannie Platt says:

    Fudging is totally fine as long as the reader connects and well it called fiction for a reason 🙂 Thanks for being part of the hop.

    j.m.platt83@gmail.com

  16. BookAttict says:

    Sometimes fudging is okay for small things (but mostly because I’m a major fan of shower sex!)

    Thanks for the amazing giveaway!
    elizabeth (at) bookattict (dot) com

  17. Corinne says:

    Thanks! sassychassy333 at gmail dot com

  18. Maria S says:

    it depends on how well its written
    farmaki@live.com

  19. Barrie says:

    Fuding is fine, IMO. If the book is well written, it’s fine!

    LOVE the model on the cover…YUM!

    books4me67 at ymail dot com

  20. Sarah L says:

    Thanks for the contest.

    slehan at juno dot com

  21. Meghan Mack says:

    Can’t wait to read this regardless of whether or not I win!! fishinlovingal@yahoo.com

  22. Sebella Blue says:

    Oh, sure. Fiction should always be better than real life. I mean you really don’t need to know what sounds come out of a person’s body in certain positions…..

    blueshedevil32(at)gmail(dot)com

  23. Heidi S says:

    Winning this would start my summer of just right!

    hms7213@comcast.net

  24. Amber says:

    Def. have to read this one! Thanks!
    goodblinknpark(AT)yahoo(DOT)com

  25. Sherry S. says:

    Fudging is a little is fine.
    sstrode at scrtc dot com

  26. shadowluvs2read says:

    Sounds so good!Thank you for the awesome hop and giveaway! Its tons of fun!
    shadowluvs2read(at)gmail(dot)com

  27. Jessica B says:

    sounds like a great book and really like the cover. Thanks for being a part of the hop. I hope that you have a great memorial day weekend!
    jessangil at gmail dot com

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