Summer days driftin’ away,
To uh-oh those summer nights
Tell me more, tell me more,
Did you get very far?
Tell me more, tell me more,
Like, does he have a car?

She swam by me, she got a cramp
He went by me, got my suit damp
I saved her life, she nearly drowned
He showed off, splashing around
Summer sun, something’s begun,
But uh-oh those summer nights

Tell me more, tell me more,
Was it love at first sight?
Tell me more, tell me more,
Did she put up a fight?
Took her bowlin’ in the Arcade
We went strollin’, drank lemonade
We made out under the dock
we stayed up until ten o’clock

Summer fling don’t mean a thing,
But uh-oh those summer nights
Tell me more, tell me more,
But you don’t gotta brag
Tell me more, tell me more,
Cause he sounds like a drag

He got friendly, holdin’ my hand
Well she got friendly, down in the sand
He was sweet, just turned eighteen
Well she was good, you know what I mean

Summer heat, boy and girl meet,
But uh-oh those summer nights
Tell me more, tell me more,
How much dough did he spend?
Tell me more, tell me more,
Could she get me a friend?

It turned colder, that’s where it ends
So I told her we’d still be friends
Then we made our true love vow
Wonder what she’s doin’ now

Summer dreams ripped at the seams,
But oh, those summer nights

Jordan Summers blog is the place to be

stuff jordan reported that made sybil sqqqqeeee:

Dorchester also said they’re actively looking for historical books, including those set in the west. They said the western is not dead at their publishing house. Their big focus in the talk was to point out that they are the launching point for many new authors.

Now to Pocket books. Contrary to what all the industry rags have been saying the publishing houses are actively buying historicals. Historicals are NOT dead. In fact, it sounds like they’re about to make a comeback. That said, most houses are NOT looking for sweet historicals. The books do not have to be erotic, but they definitely want sensual historicals (ie old Susan Johnson, Virginia Henley, etc.). Maggie (I apologize for not catching her last name.) is buying historicals at Pocket.

NAL and Pocket info
(includes Berkley, Erin McCarthy’s publisher)

In historicals the editors are still primarily interested in 1800s English and Scottish settings and medievals, except for historical erotica, in which any setting goes.

Jennifer Enderlin is on the hunt for a super sexy western romance.

stuff that made sybil giggle

They’re also looking for Inspirational Erotic Romance that doesn’t necessarily fall into the Judeo/Christian realm.