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Ellison James


Biography

Ellison James crafts stories of fantasy, urban fantasy, erotica, and everything in between. Born in the Northwestern part of the United States, now living in the Southeast, Ellison James uses a lifetime of living throughout the world as backdrops for stories that usually start in the real world, and then make a quick departure into believable worlds of the fantastic.

"I like to play with perceptions, stretch the boundaries of believability by making Monsters, Demons, Elfs and Faeries seem like normal everyday folks that just happen to do extraordinary things."

The work of Ellison James is often erotic but never smutty, depicting this facet of life like it really is, and from all points of view.

Where to find Ellison James online

Website: http://www.ellisonjames.com
Twitter: authorlsnjames
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    Where to buy in print

    http://www.amazon.com/Lovestruck-Succubus-Ellison-James/dp/1456443135/

    Books

    Sex in Public (The Complete Series)    by Ellison James
    Price: $2.99 USD. 35380 words. Published on February 27, 2013. Fiction.
    The entire Sex in Public series chronicling the adventures of Wendy Parker from the first time she sees her neighbor naked through her living room window to her adventures on a bus in a foreign country, and culminating in her grand performance in front of a live theater audience.
    Center Stage    by Ellison James
    Price: $1.99 USD. 17340 words. Published on February 21, 2013. Fiction.
    0.5 star(4.50 from 2 reviews)
    Voyeur and exhibitionist, Wendy Parker has a chance to move beyond 'sex in public' when a mysterious package arrives containing party masks and an invitation to become a part of a private club where the entertainment is performance sex.
    Lexi's Run    by Ellison James
    Price: $2.99 USD. 70370 words. Published on August 5, 2012. Fiction.
    (5.00 from 2 reviews)
    Lexi is on the run. When the hunky bounty hunter, Joseph Johnson literally jumps into her life, she may have found love, along with more trouble than any young werewolf princess should have to endure.
    Surrogate    by Ellison James
    Price: Free! 11710 words. Published on July 6, 2012. Fiction.
    Marla gets more than she bargained for when she participates in a study at the Geil Clinic involving "Remote Influence." Her, and three other women share things that go beyond intimate in this spicy little study involving telepathy, Sapphic desire, and a surrogate who is more than willing to lend herself for the good of the experiment.
    Tight End    by Ellison James
    Price: Free! 7890 words. Published on December 14, 2011. Fiction.
    (4.00 from 4 reviews)
    Tanya is a tomboy. She likes to play football and workout, and everyone sees her only as 'one of the guys.' That is, until billy fills in for one of the football partners and sees her in a different way. This story intended for adults over 17 years of age only. adult theme and graphic depictions of sexual acts.
    The Cusp of Libra    by Ellison James
    Price: Free! 9720 words. Published on December 1, 2011. Fiction.
    (5.00 from 2 reviews)
    A bad turn leaves Shayla's car broken, and her stranded on a deserted mountain road. That is, until Aiden and Liam happen by-in a tow truck to save her. The bad news: Shayla must spend the night in the small town while her car is repaired. The good news: She gets to spend the night with two of the sexiest men she's ever met.
    Fantasy League    by Ellison James
    Price: Free! 4260 words. Published on September 14, 2011. Fiction.
    0.75 star(4.83 from 6 reviews)
    Charlene is frustrated with her husband Jeff’s addiction to a fantasy sports league, so she decides to lure him back to reality by becoming the fantasy. She devises an ingenious plan involving his laptop computer, and a video of her working out, naked. Will her plan work? If the video does not sway his attention, Jeff will be powerless when it ends, and he finds his night has just begun.
    All The Right Places    by Ellison James
    Price: $0.99 USD. 11570 words. Published on September 2, 2011. Fiction.
    (4.00 from 1 review)
    Wendy Parker loves sex in public-a hobby she found after seeing her next-door-neighbor naked. Now she's off to a foreign country for a meeting with a large corporation. Follow Wendy as her and her boyfriend, Rick christen the city of Seoul, South Korea in many places, including an airplane, taxi, restaurant, hotel balcony, and even on the cross-town bus.
    The Fifth Beauty    by Ellison James
    Price: Free! 5910 words. Published on June 8, 2011. Fiction.
    0.75 star(4.75 from 4 reviews)
    Taijin lives a servant's life under the rule of a tyrannical magistrate in ancient china until the house is visited by a strange and powerful woman who changes the lives of everyone in the local tea-growing region, and changes history. A short story based on the character Azra, the demon succubus from the novel "Lovestruck Succubus. An exciting read about speculative history in ancient China.
    Window Treatment    by Ellison James
    Price: $0.99 USD. 7100 words. Published on May 8, 2011. Fiction.
    (4.00 from 7 reviews)
    Wendy Parker leads a normal, sane "vanilla" life until one evening when she mistakenly sees a gorgeous man standing naked in the apartment across the street from hers. For reasons unexplained, she's drawn to watch the man and his beautiful partner making love. Things will never be normal for Wendy again, as she enters into a world of voyeurism and exhibitionism.
    Pleasure Doing Business    by Ellison James
    Price: $0.99 USD. 16450 words. Published on April 2, 2011. Fiction.
    (5.00 from 2 reviews)
    Three high school misfits get together years later to help grow a business. Michelle is getting ready to topple the big guys in the lingerie business; Reshonda and David are both corporate spies. Sparks (and clothes) fly as the three manipulate, pleasure, and eventually trust each other.
    Lovestruck Succubus    by Ellison James
    Price: $2.99 USD. 57620 words. Published on November 13, 2010. Fiction.
    0.5 star(4.50 from 8 reviews)
    Azra just wants a loving relationship, But her kind of love kills. Ousted from her world. Pursued by a Police Detective for crimes against men, her prospects of mortal love look bleak. That is, until she finds the one man strong enough to survive her. But he's the one chasing her, and he harbors a dark secret of his own. Can they survive each other or will their secrets destroy them both?

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    Smashwords book reviews by Ellison James

    • Dead Locked, A Mystery Novel on Nov. 21, 2010
      star star star star star
      I just purchased this book yesterday. I'm a slow reader and I usually like to take my time and absorb all details of a story. Well, I absorbed the details of "Dead Locked" as if drinking them from a large chalice. I simply could not stop reading! Amy Saunders seamlessly weaves changes in time and season into her story in a way that makes one feel like they are right there in the action - whenever that is. I have only two things to say to those teetering on the edge and considering purchasing this book. Buy it now, and remember the name: Amy Saunders. Chances are, the next book she publishes will have a waiting list to purchase!
    • The Cat And The Fiddle on Jan. 07, 2011
      star star star star
      I believe this story serves as a good representation of one might expect from this author. What was unexpected, was the (male) author's ability to write in the female POV. A few hiccups at the beginning (formatting) but then, the story progressed rather wonderfully. I really felt drawn to the main character from a personal and psychological aspect. I do not normally read BDSM but this was different in that there was some character development. I could sense how "Fiddle" could come through such abuse believing that, in her own way, loved the maestro.
    • Blue Haired Alien Girlfriend on Jan. 08, 2011
      star star star star star
      A great little read. By the third paragraph their remains no doubt the author was serious when they said the story was "Quirky." John H. Carroll makes mundane everyday life pop with excitement, and convinces the reader at life can be good, even if you make fish burgers for a living. Loved the way the story introduces new characters at every turn until they all converge in a swirl to the main plot. Kind of like a half-hour sitcom, or "The Twilight Zone."
    • Sugar & Spice on Jan. 10, 2011
      star star star star star
      From the very beginning, I was appalled, disgusted, and hooked! And, it only got better from there. I read the whole thing as if on a rollercoaster of emotion. At times I found myself yelling out loud at the characters, other times hugging myself in sadness. Great work, very well researched, and emotionally charged.
    • Tia Maria on Jan. 12, 2011
      star star star
      "Tia Maria" is a fine read that transports the reader into a latin fantasy sure to arouse curiosities. In this short story, a young man travels south of the border merely looking a place to stay. what he finds is so much more through the company of a young senorita and her older aunt. I thought the setting was vivid. Severin Rosetti put words to paper in such a way that I was easily taken to that rustic town, bathed in hot latin sun, and immersed in the raw sensuality there. The premise of the story was excellent. The setting was well developed but I hesitated at the jump from innocent niceties to full-on sexual encounter. I would have liked to have read more about how the protagonist felt-the shock at the forward behavior. I would have liked to read more description of the characters as well. I want to not only see the beauty of all characters in the flesh, I want to feel and smell them as well. Overall, a solid idea, and certainly something that warrants further development.
    • Rhythm in Blue on March 16, 2011
      star star star star star
      Nicholas Sparks and Vladimir Nabokov had a baby, and she is TFC Parks. I believe that is the best explanation I can formulate for “Rhythm in Blue.” In this story, the reader is invited into the life of Rick, an abused teen turned rock star. I was drawn into the trials and tribulations of Rick, Shelby, and all of his band mates and friends in beautiful, graphic, painful, sensuous, and heartfelt detail. I know that everyone wants a story that draws you in and makes you read it in one quick sitting. Rest assured, this book has that capacity, but I read it slow, savoring every word, thought, and feeling expressed by the realistic characters. At times, I found myself rereading a section just to relive the emotion, trying to somehow will Rick or his friends to make the right decisions. Maybe I had some fantasy that I could change the heart wrenching parts by re-reading them—that’s just how this story draws the reader in! I felt like I wasn’t just reading the words, I was living right beside Rick, struggling to overcome past history and poor decisions, and win the heart of my one true love at any cost. TFC Parks does an outstanding job of bringing the reader into the story, set in the late seventies and early to mid eighties, transporting the reader to the beautiful Mediterranean and contrasting this surreal beauty with equal pain and hope. Great first effort by TFC Parks. I can only hope to read more from her in the future. Five stars all the way!
    • Devil's Heart on March 24, 2011
      star star star star star
      I just found my new favorite author! Jax cassidy so skillfully intertwines romance and erotica into the story, "Devil's Heart" that I was transported from one to the other as if I was inside the main character's head. I swear I thought the same things she was thinking, felt the same things she felt, and found myself wanting Patrick as if I WAS flynn. Now, that says something about Jax Cassidy's wonderful writing - because I am a heterosexual man! Great work Jax, Five stars all the way!
    • Tramp Stamp Club: How It All Began on April 04, 2011
      star star star star star
      Hot, hot, HOT! Need I say more? Somehow Laura Cooper has packed this story with every experience one might fantasize about. It's broken into small chapters that makes for easy reading alone, or with a partner. But, believe me, twenty minutes into reading this and you'll be wanting a partner real bad! Five stars all the way, and worth more than the great bargain price.
    • Crazy Emma on April 15, 2011
      star star star star star
      Brandy Buckwine has proven her work a force to be reckoned with in her debut story "Crazy Emma." I immediately understood the main character through the colorful, descriptive, and everyday understand Buckwine portrayed in her style of writing. Then Emma starts making some unique and risky choices but I followed right along as if the decision was my own. Brandy Buckwine incorporated the sweet romance of Jax Cassidy and the Sexy nastiness of Selena Kitt in her story. I would have paid good money for a story of this quality and you can be sure, I'll be a longtime customer and reader of Brandy's stories as long as she chooses to write them. She's proven her skills and I'll follow her and her characters through hell and high water (at whatever price she commands) from now on.
    • Under Construction, Book One of the Cartel Series on June 27, 2011
      star star star star star
      Under Construction is wonderful first effort by Summer Ellis. Her main character, Alex was fully developed, and I quickly became emotionally connected to her as I read the story. At times I laughed at the absurd antics of Alex and her best friends, while other times, I was horrified, and just a little disturbed at the honesty and reality depicted in some supporting character's actions. I can see Alex developing fully into her continuing role when Summer Ellis comes out with more stories within this series. I will be patiently waiting and anticipating future efforts in this series and other works by Summer Ellis. The strong story helped me glide past the very few technical and grammatical errors. Overall, a great first effort well-worth the money and time. a great read! Five Stars for story content and development; rich characters and exciting action.
    • Buttcrack Betty on Sep. 14, 2011
      star star star star star
      Wow! At first, I was a little apprehensive to read this story. With the word 'Buttcrack' in the title, my mind went to some very disturbing places. But, once I began reading this story, I found it very entertaining, funny, and believable. I was so impressed, I'm thinking of becoming a plumber, and moving to Texas. Five stars all the way for this short, funny, and erotic story!
    • Manoulis Steals a Kiss on Dec. 08, 2011
      star star star star star
      Well-written, engaging, and entertaining. Parks packs great depth and character development into a short story. I got so caught up in reading, the end took me by surprise. This story gave me a great sense of being right there in that small Greek Island village, years ago. Loved the depth Parks provided in the characters. Five stars all the way!
    • Watched on Feb. 22, 2013
      star star star star star
      A marathon of sex, voyeurism, and discovery, with a little home and boat decorating thrown in. I like the way the author portrayed how it became "normal" for the main character being watched by ghostly entities all the time. Of course, all this with a "happily ever after" at the end. I've updated this from my first review of 3 stars. I've now given it 5 stars because the story was updated and improved upon immensely. This is a good author that has continuously gotten better over time. for those that read her earlier works, might I suggest you re-read, or give some of her later work a chance. I think you will be quite satisfied. The improvements were enough to turn me around - an I'm an author myself, so quite hardened and unforgiving. This author may become the next Selena Kitt, or Anne Rice.