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Location: Canada
Member Since: June 13, 2009

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Asrai Devin

Biography

Asrai started writing romantic, erotic fiction as a young woman while she fantasized about all the boys who would never give her the time of day. When she finished her NaNoWriMo project of 2008, she decided to share it with the world- her first novel length fiction. She also writes short erotic fiction for her blog Smut and the Dirty Girl. She likes to watch her husband cheer on the Calgary Flames while she comes up with her next fantasy situation to turn her on.

Where to find Asrai Devin online

Twitter: asrai

Facebook: Facebook profile
Blog: http://comingalive.wordpress.com

Books

Where the Path Leads by Asrai Devin
You set the price! 4550 words. Published on July 15, 2011. Fiction.

(4.80 from 5 reviews)
A short after story for Asrai Devi's Complications over Coffee ties up some loose ends for all the previous characters.

Convenient Love by Asrai Devin
Price: Free! 5180 words. Published on March 10, 2011. Fiction.

(1.00 from 3 reviews)
Penny works in her father's store while she studies business part-time. She alternates between fantasizing about co-worker Shawn Moore. and planning her escape. Shawn works to support his disabled mother. He refuses to look closely at Penny because she deserves better. When Penny's grandmother has a stroke, her escape plans are postponed. Can Shawn give Penny a reason to stay?

Complications Over Coffee by Asrai Devin
Price: $2.00 USD. 47770 words. Published on February 28, 2011. Fiction.

(4.00 from 3 reviews)
Nicole Wilkes is weeks away from being divorced and finding a job. Men are not even on the agenda, but she can drool over Corey Porter. Nicole can't seem to escape Corey's presence in her life and an affair ensues. Determined to make it more than a short fling, Nicole pries into the past Corey refuses to discuss. Will Nicole's curiosity be the end of their relationship?

Colours of the Rain by Asrai Devin
Price: Free! 10000 words. Published on May 10, 2010. Fiction.

(4.00 from 1 review)
Ocean lives her life alone. She ran away from home and learned not to make contact. With anyone. Until she meets Terin. Can his gentle demeanour make her trust again? Or will she run from him as well?

Summer Fling by Asrai Devin
Price: $1.50 USD. 39930 words. Published on July 30, 2009. Fiction.

(5.00 from 3 reviews)
Serena Miller is concluding her first year as a teacher far away from her overbearing, older brothers. She doesn't realize the basement suite she rents used to belong to Kyle McLachlan until he bursts into the room on his summer visit. Any crush Serena has on Kyle disappears as she realizes hes as bossy as her brothers. So why is she so unhappy about his inevitable departure?

Second Chance Romance by Asrai Devin
Price: Free! 55400 words. Published on June 13, 2009. Fiction.

(4.75 from 4 reviews)
Mandy Green is happy juggling her life as a single mom and her dream job as a third grade teacher. Her world is knocked on its edge when her high school sweetheart connects with her via Facebook. Mandy decides on one, last date with Kip to finally move on. Kip isn't quite so ready to let go. Will Mandy dare to take a second chance with her first love?

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Smashwords book reviews by Asrai Devin

Conrad's First Girl on Dec. 14, 2009

There is an air of forcefulness in the text, but he never touches or threatens her explicitly, which I found hot. She finds herself frightened, humiliated and turned-on. If you've had fantasies of force and worried about them coming true, you can easily put yourself in Elsie's place emotionally. This is a prequel to Abduction by the same author, but works well as a stand alone. The implied force and humilation is never explicit, he leaves the choice to continue up to her. It makes for a very hot read.
counterpane on Jan. 06, 2010
(no rating)
I can see how this would be a good movie if done well. There is a good story. I can't say anything about the writing style since it's not comparable to a novel. But there is a good story.
101 Degrees Fahrenheit on Jan. 06, 2010

The characters had a nice chemistry between them as their story unfolds. The sex was very well done. The author has a nice mix between build up inside the characters and the actual physical motions they go through. There was also a nice mash-up of back story of the characters and what they were going through during the story.
Loving Eliza on Aug. 11, 2010

I was interested in why Eliza was saying no. There was a reason and I wanted to know. And I also wanted to know when she'd give into John, what the black moment would be and how it would all resolve. There was great story telling, great character development. I was interested in the characters, I cared about them. I wanted to know what happened next. I stayed up late to finish the book.