Here today with their blog tour of American Flyboy we have author N.D. Clark with us here on Love Bytes.

Welcome to the blog, N.D. Clark!

Author Name: N.D. Clark

Book Name: American Flyboy

Release Date: December 5, 2015

Pages or Words: 163 pages, 55,260 words

Publisher: N.D. Clark

Cover Artist: Graphicxdesigns

Blurb:

American Flyboy is a highly readable, erotic M/M romance set amidst the backdrop of World War II.

The story is fast-paced and characterized by the believability of its characters, notably the protagonist, Lt. Kenneth Hellman, and the romance that develops between Kenneth and Colonel Wilhelm Braun. The erotic reader in search of well-nuanced, sexy love/lovemaking scenes will not be disappointed; the author is gifted with an affinity toward creating realistic, absorbing sex scenes.

Categories: Erotica, Fiction, Gay Fiction, Historical, M/M Romance, Ménage/Poly

Today I’m very lucky to be interviewing Nolan Clark author of American Flyboy. Hi Nolan, thank you for agreeing to this interview. Tell us a little about yourself, your background, and your current book.

I was born in Biloxi, MS and educated at NC State University. I’m an American author who loves reading and writing gay romance/erotica set in historical backgrounds and spending time with my husband Jim, going for long walks in nature parks, dining out and taking in the occasional movie. I’ve been with my husband, Jim for almost sixteen years, and we were married two years ago, shortly have the US Supreme Court ruling allowing gay people to marry throughout the United States.

American Flyboy is my first book and it is a highly readable, erotic M/M romance set amidst the backdrop of World War II.

Give us an interesting fun fact or a few about your book or series:

I wrote American Flyboy as an erotic romance; some folks argue there’s no such thing; those folks haven’t read my book

How did you come up with the title of your book or series?

I must have changed my mind four or five times before settling on American Flyboy. My husband and I just brainstormed ideas, and I liked this one best.

Have you ever given one of your characters the personality of someone you know?

I’ve not found the need to do this, at least not so far.

What do you think makes a good story?

Conflict, suspense, surprise twists, character arcs and a great story that keeps the reader turning those pages.

What does your family think of your writing?

My husband loves it and he’s been extremely supportive; his opinion is the one I care about the most

Wilhelm whispered in soft breaths, “Raise your hands above your head, Kenneth.” Standing behind him, he pulled the grimy POW uniform top over his head and inhaled deeply. “I find your scent intoxicating.” It was unexpected, Wilhelm’s warm breath gently caressing the nape of his neck; Kenneth’s breath quickened. Loosening the silk blindfold, Wilhelm allowed the soft, smooth fabric to glide over Kenneth’s massive, broad shoulders tapering to a V-shaped torso and down his naked back.

Shuddering at the sleek sensations, Kenneth asked, “Are you trying to seduce me Wilhelm?”

In response, Wilhelm stepped closer and pressed his body into Kenneth’s. Wrapping his arms around his waist, Wilhelm kissed him innocently. “I’ve wanted to do that from the first day we met.”

Kenneth kissed him back softly, lingering. He felt safe and whole.

Coaxing Kenneth’s lips apart, Wilhelm’s tongue entered his mouth, tickling the sensitive palate with light flicks. Their lips crushed together with bruising kisses. Wilhelm broke away, gazing longingly into Kenneth’s eyes. “To answer your question, Kenneth, I am guilty of feeding a wounded POW a wonderful meal, relieving his pain with fine brandy, delighting him with romantic music and drawing him a hot relaxing bath of chamomile salts to soak away the stress of a bad day. Your glass is empty. Why don’t you finish undressing and ease into your bath while I get you another drink.” Wilhelm’s voice trailed off as he left the bathroom. “It’s baffling how you arrived at such an audacious conclusion as seduction.”

“My mistake,” Kenneth called after him, laughing to himself. He kicked off his dilapidated work shoes and pushed his boxers and grungy work pants down his long, muscular legs. Raking his strong fingers through the water, heightened the aroma of chamomile, and he inhaled the relaxing scent before slipping into the warm liquid heaven. His tired muscles released their tension as he submerged his body to the neck. Kenneth held his breath and slipped his head under. As he closed his eyes, his exhaustion seemed to float to the surface, and his thoughts drifted to Wilhelm, charming, handsome, tall and strong. His cock swelled to a full erection as he surfaced and rested his head against the back edge of the tub. Wiping the water from his eyes, he inhaled deeply and faded into sleep.

N.D.Clark was born in Biloxi, MS and educated at NC State University. He is an American author who loves reading and writing gay romance/erotica set in historical backgrounds and spending time with his husband Jim, going for long walks in nature parks, dining out and taking in the occasional movie. He has been with his husband, Jim for almost sixteen years and was married two years ago, shortly have the US Supreme Court ruling allowing gay marriage throughout the United States.

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Tour Dates & Stops:

3-Feb: Happily Ever Chapter, Alpha Book Club, Mikky’s World of Books

10-Feb: Unquietly Me, Book Lovers 4Ever, Fangirl Moments and My Two Cents

17-Feb: MM Good Book Reviews

24-Feb: Elisa – My Reviews and Ramblings, Scattered Thoughts & Rogue Words

2-Mar: Love Bytes, BFD Book Blog

9-Mar: 3 Chicks After Dark, Inked Rainbow Reads, Prism Book Alliance

16-Mar: Divine Magazine, Bayou Book Junkie

23-Mar: Havan Fellows, My Fiction Nook, Foxylutely Book Reviews

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