THE GOOD GIRL vs. THE PROMISCUOUS GIRL (HO)
Whenever I start a new project this is one of the first questions I have to ask myself regarding my new heroine. I know the “good girl” has her place and it’s probably something most women should strive to be, but honestly, in my romances these women usually ride my last nerve. They are usually whining and so self righteous I’m gagging halfway through the book.
I don’t like perfect people or those who pretend to be. I don’t trust them-and I don’t know any in real life. I like characters with flaws. The redeemable bitch. The love and leave them chick who could live the rest of her life single if it wasn’t for the fact she was cast in a romance novel.
If you’re picking up romances as a form of escapism why not go all the way with it? Slide into the skin of a woman who isn’t afraid of doing the things you would never do in real life. What are the consequences-you’ll get a paper cut for turning the pages too fast?
Besides ho’s need love too. 
Okay, well, maybe a good girl is all right every once in awhile. But I swear if an author tells me that she can hold down a ninety hour a week job, own a wardrobe like a Hollywood scarlet, have time to workout every day and volunteers for charity during her free time, I’m setting the book on fire. The last thing I need is some uppity, rich chick showing me up. It’s already bad enough that she’s going to have hot sex with an incredibly sexy, rich hunk and go on to live happily-ever after.
Inevitably whenever I create a female character that is comfortable with her sexuality and enjoys sex, there will be readers writing and telling me how much of a whore the character was but never say a word about a man in the same book behaving the same way. Loosen up. This is fantasy. Let your inner ho come out and play. 
I GUESS BUT FOR ME BEEN THERE AND DOWN THAT. PLUS WOMEN/BLACK WOMEN ARE REALLY HUNG UP ON SEX//I DONT KNOW HOW THE WORLD BE WITH ZANE. WELL ANYWAYS LET ME STOP/KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK