* jessINK Website: Jess launches www.jessINK.com [her indie publishing division ;)]
Click here for her latest blog posts.
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* “EROTICA” is not “PORN” — A polite request for clearer distinctions to be made — and how YOU can help :)
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Below is a sample of Jess’s books.
Visit jessINK for full catalog (psychological thrillers, etc.).
[EROTIC PROJECTS]
The Art of Erotic Writing
(promotional freebie) — free eBook on jessINK
Summary: Jess C Scott talks about the themes and inspirations behind her works of erotic fiction.
Review: “I liked [this short eBook]. I particularly like the way Jess maintains a certain level of ‘breeziness’ so that the reader never feels like he/she is being taken hostage by the author’s agenda.” – a very vanilla, 40-something year old, 2012
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Incestiable [re-issue OK by Amazon]
(s.story collection) — $4.99 (eBook)
Summary: Featuring the first collection of Jess C Scott’s taboo-themed erotic short stories.
Review: “I love the fact that the writer is not scared of taboo subjects, I love to read and learn about different things, and I am very glad that there are authors out there like [Jess].” — melanie alexander, 2010
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PLAY / realistic BDSM anthology) — $4.99 each
Summary: A realistic collection of non-pornographic BDSM stories. Themes include a rape fantasy, bondage and knife play, and erotic asphyxiation.
Review: “[Rockstar] is a sweet and well written short story about two guys who love each other but they’re both waiting for the other to come around. One thing leads to another and it all comes out. There is a nice knife play scene that I enjoyed and both the leads are very likeable.”
— Miss Asima (GoodReads), 11 July 2011
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Swiss Miss | Ringfinger | Crunk | Spinning Around
(s.stories in Incestiable) — $2.99 each
Summary [Swiss Miss]: Listless Andy Acklin underestimates the hold his younger sister has over him, who’s blossomed into a full fledged hottie.
Review: “[Please] keep up the good work . . . the world can certainly use some more authentic, original work like yours, rather than the same old re-packaged mass-market pulp.” — Bibrary.com, 2010
Swiss Miss | Ringfinger | Crunk | Spinning Around
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The Devilin Fey | Wicked Lovely [quite famously banned by Amazon.com] | New Order
(novellas in 4:Play) — $2.99-$3.99
Summary [The Devilin Fey]: A novella of two stories. Story #1 features a demure young woman unleashing the “devil in” her, through the intimacy with an incubus. Story #2 features a voyeuristic succubus driven by jealousy and a dangerous fixation.
Genre: Paranormal Romance
Review: “Devilishly delicious.” – Horror Author, Andy Love
The Devilin Fey | Wicked Lovely | New Order
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4:Play [bestseller | re-issue OK by Amazon] / $4.99
Summary: With a scope and style that is fresh and compelling, 4:Play dives into the depths of navigating gender, sexuality, and the lines of desire.
Genre: Erotic Fiction / Short Stories / Adult Contemporary
Review: “I can’t imagine thousands and millions of people not liking your style. It’s unique and yet easily reaches a lot of people.” – Mike Fook, April 18, 2010
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Take-Out (Asian Fetish/Interracial) / $2.99
Summary: Jake Blake “the Rake” from a small New England town meets his cosmopolitan Asian counterpart-cum-fetish.
Genre: Erotic Fiction / Contemporary Adult Romance / Psychology (Human Sexuality)
Review: “You pack huge volumes of experience and information into your [work]. You’re impressive, I’ll say that, and edgy and interesting. And mildly scary.”— T. D. / via e-mail, 2010
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[NON-EROTIC PROJECTS]
Cyberpunk Elven Trilogy / $4.99 each
Summary: A thieving duo’s world turns upside down when an Elven rogue uncovers the heinous dealings of a megacorporation (Book 1).
Review: “Dear Jess: You are a very good writer — I like your plotting, your concept, the characters…pretty much everything. You are very gifted.” — Dr. Uwe Stender, 2010
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EyeLeash: A Blog Novel (teenage memoir/sexting) / $4.99
Summary: EyeLeash captures self-discovery in the 2000s, and showcases the colorful, intricate drama in two youths’ relentless search for themselves—and what’s really in their hearts.
Genre: Coming of Age / Dating & Sex / New Media / Popular Culture
Review: “Though this book is far different from the fluffy Twilight series, don’t be surprised if Jess C Scott’s books spark the next reading revolution. Scott’s original voice and style don’t just tell a story, they tell the way of teenage life.” – Kasey Dallman, May 30, 2010
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Self [seven heavenly virtues]
(anthology) / $3.99
Summary: A short story collection which links personal spiritual growth to each of the seven virtues.
Genre: Christian / Inspirational Fiction
Review: “[Jess's writings] came to me as a fresh and original way of thinking/approach. Many years ago, I received a Word of the Lord in my mind, which is remarkably accurate with [Jess's] vision of books.” – E-mail from a male reader/customer, Nov 2011
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BAD ROMANCE [seven deadly sins]
(anthology) — $4.99
Summary: Bad Romance delivers a crazy delicious double whammy, with the intertwined themes of star-crossed lovers and The Seven Deadly Sins.
Review: “. . .thank you for [dedicating the Bad Romance anthology] to me. I am honored. Thank you!”
— Michael K | DListed.com
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The Boy Who Played with Fire / $0.99 (Part 1 / Short Story)
Summary: A teenage hooligan with a penchant for playing with fire goes in search of a dragon, before stumbling upon the London Underground’s deadly secret.
NOTE: Jess is thinking of combining this with another separate dragon story (bringing the two plots together, and possibly bringing in some characters from her cyberpunk Elven series) — she’ll see how that goes.
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1: The Intern (Lust) / Sins07 / $4.99
Summary: A 17-year-old intern must choose between trusting an irresistibly suave dance instructor—or her instincts. Book #1 (Lust) in Jess C Scott’s SINS07 “seven deadly sins” series.
Review: “I’m glad the author’s going the light-hearted route with this. We need more comedy in YA.” – Jennifer Hoffine, September 2010
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Teen Guide to Sex and Relationships / $2.99 (non-fiction)
Summary: An advice book that answers the important and confusing questions young people have about their bodies and their hearts. Co-authored with NYC teacher/author, Matt Posner.
Review: “Jaw-dropping bold, insightful, and informative.” – Bernard Schaffer, best-selling author of Superbia
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Porcelain (portfolio) | Trouble (poetry only) / $2.99
Summary: Porcelain and Trouble are low-cost introductions to Jess’s writing material.
Review: “[But Baudelaire's] a snob. Jess is a treasure. So there.” – Joseph Grinton @ Goodreads.com
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Business Plan #1: Building Brand Identity / $9.99
Summary: My final project for a business module, on establishing my brand identity as an independent (indie) author. This 35-page plan also shows the opportunities that independent publishing offers, which traditional publishing does not.
Genre: Business & Economics / Media Studies / Business Strategy
Review: “I am happy to predict that this author has the makings of a media mogul.” — Amazon review on Business Plan #1, 2010
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August 30th, 2010 at 4:23 am
I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO READ YOUR BOOK HOW EVER i NEED IT PFD .
September 4th, 2010 at 3:35 pm
I’ve sent by email — thanks!
September 1st, 2010 at 2:27 pm
Located your site via bing the other day and absolutely love it. Keep up the fantastic work.
September 4th, 2010 at 3:35 pm
Thank you :)
September 22nd, 2010 at 1:29 am
excellent writing.
October 6th, 2010 at 11:10 pm
Hi Jess,
I read Seven Deadly Sins: Book 1 The Intern (Lust) and as I wrote on Amazon, I loved it. It was comedic, fun and real. I decided to check out your website after talking in a forum and I saw that I also read The Devlin Fey! I’m off to go download Wicked Lovely!
I’m anxiously awaiting the SINS(2) and also your cyberpunk elves series, you’re one busy woman! And, incredibly talented. Kudos to you! I’m glad I found your work!
October 9th, 2010 at 9:44 pm
Hi Kristi,
Thanks for your kind comments! I hope I don’t disappoint :P — I’d like to maintain the “comedic, fun and real” element throughout the rest of the series. Have worked out a rough outline for Sins 07 / Book #2 — I hope to get started on it early next year. Currently battling the remaining Fall 2010 assignments (just about halfway through).
I think the cyberpunk elves (book #1) is about 38%-polished. I usually like to spend some time “making sure everything looks right,” before deciding it’s good to go :)
January 5th, 2011 at 6:07 pm
I am so unhappy with Amazon about their arbitrary actions that I went to Smashwords and bought a bunch of books by you and some of the other banned authors. I am intrigued by your cyberpunk elves…can’t wait until you feel it is ready.
January 6th, 2011 at 8:42 pm
Hi leonard,
Thanks for your interest in/support of our work — it is much appreciated! Amazon has done this in the past (with GLBT-themed books)…so I don’t know if they’ll place the blame on another “technical glitch,” sometime later in the year.
I’m on the last 3 chapters of the cyberpunk elves book — should be able to complete by Feb/March 2011 ^^. I’ve an incubus one free for one week, though it’s more alternative than the elves one (more info @ http://twitter.com/jesscscott/statuses/23112805561401344).
February 11th, 2012 at 2:29 pm
I didn’t realise Amazon ever banned books! After all, they’re happy to sell “The Turner Diaries”, which has been described as “the most inflammatory book ever written” for its gleeful depiction of a future worldwide race war in which all non-whites, Jews and Homosexuals are finally exterminated. Just goes to show the danger of relying on huge online monopolies (cf Facebook, Google, etc) despite their convenience.
February 13th, 2012 at 8:10 pm
They also sell “The Anarchist Cookbook” (a book that contains instructions for the manufacture of explosives) — I do think monopolies (whether online or offline) have a tendency to become “evil empires” after a while (lol!). Power is awfully tempting…