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The Code (Ice Dragons #1) Paperback

Now available to purchase in paperback! 



Loving his best friend's sister goes against every code he knows, but one kiss is all it takes.

Ryan Flynn’s life and career with the Ice Dragons hockey team is defined by a code: friendship, loyalty, respect, leadership, and protection. A call from his best friend’s sister ends up with him taking her home, and it’s all he can do to remember that she’s off limits. It doesn’t matter that she’s too much of a temptation for a man on the edge, he’s promised her brother he wouldn’t let any guy in professional sports anywhere near her, and that includes him.

Kat has been in lust with hockey player Ryan Flynn since she first laid eyes on him. The problem? Ryan is her brother’s best friend, bound by a complicated code of chivalry both on and off the ice. When he rescues her and then takes her home, she just needs a single kiss—and he is more than happy to help her out. When the kiss is just the start of something they need to hide from her brother, abruptly things are out of control.

Could Ryan, the hard man of the Dragons, see her as anything more than his best friend’s sister? And will Kat be able to catch and keep this Dragon who is the other half of her?

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Ask RJ: Writing as Rozenn Scott


BJW asked: Okay... RJ, what was your motivation for your venture into the world of MF ? Any further plans to continue after book 2?

Hi BJ, thank you for the question.

Up until I found Supernatural and the world of MM I had always read and written MF romance (heterosexual, whatever you want to label it as!). I didn't even know that such a thing as MM existed.

Then 90 books later I thought I'd maybe give an MF a try. There are a few reasons why.

  1. Can I actually write in another, completely different, sub genre of romance?
  2. Female characters in my MM writing always have a purpose. I like to think the females in my books are written strongly. They are confident women who know their sons/brothers. So, I thought, lets give it a go!
  3. Opening into the MF market means more exposure for my MM writing as well (if I manage to sell any of my MF book... LOL..
So, off I went, and over Christmas and into January I wrote a 60,000 word romance. Think Ellery Mountain / Montana type stories with strong women, close family, suspense, drama.... add in the fact the hero of book one is a member of a boy band and you have my first ever MF.

Book 1 is called Notes and Roses - Cody and Megan's story. Book 2 is Coffee and Hope - Danny and Rachel's story.

I plan on four books in the series as it stands. There will also be books for Sheriff Justin, and for Kyle.

I also have plans for a book 5, Garrett's story, which will be an MM. It might end up being book 3, or something, we'll have to see how that pans out.

I am RJ Scott, writing as Rozenn Scott, and I have loved it so far, but don't worry, my first love is MM :) 

Hugs, RJ XXXX

Notes and Roses (Stanford Creek, book 1)


With his stalker behind bars, former boy band singer CJ Taylor is starting a new life. He’s bought a house in a small Vermont town, and taken back the name he was born with. Two years have passed since he was last in the public eye and as Cody Brennan, he’s finally feeling safe. Desperate to find some peace, all he wants is to connect to the music in his head, write new lyrics and forget the tragedy in his past.

What he doesn’t count on is meeting Megan. From her amber eyes to her tempting smile, she is everything he thought he could do without, the very thing he promised himself to avoid. But he’s thrown into her family and her life, and suddenly he’s found a place he wants to stay.

Megan Campbell is horrified when a stranger, covered in blood, collapses in her shop. When that same stranger, wild and angry, abruptly becomes someone very different, it’s not her safety she is worrying about, it’s her heart.

Megan’s first instinct is to tame the powerful attraction she has to this stranger, but very soon desire becomes something more. Between them can they find the words to make things right? And can they stay safe long enough to fall in love?

Read more at my Rozenn Scott Website

Notes and Roses is also available for pre-order. You can find it here: Amazon (UK) | Amazon (US)

News Post - Bodyguards 6 and Rozenn Scott

Morning all!

I promise to get a better idea of where I'm at once I've been back at work a few days... I've missed writing so much and I need to dig into it and get my head straight before I throw plans your way!

Just a quick one though. I had a visit from one Meredith Russell and we brainstormed men for covers and I can announce the next Bodyguards Inc book will be called Kissing Alex. Meredith has the art request, so watch this space ...

This story follows Alex, from Twelfth Wonder... now, who remembers him? And do you recall who he was instrumental in saving?

More news on this to follow...

Also, on the MF news side with my alter ego Rozenn Scott, I've added a book 2 title to the series and will have cover art shortly. The title of book 2 is Coffee and Hope.

And now to writing... first, to write an additional chapter with sex scene for The Agent and the Model, then finish my MF, Notes and Roses, and then straight onto Montana 2, The Rancher's Son.

The tricky art of a pseudonym

If you follow this blog you'll know that I am writing a story with Amber - an MF romance. This is a new direction for me, but I am also writing a Hayley story as an offshoot from Texas, so MF is definitely a part of my future alongside my MM.

So, this is how it went.

I decide on a pseudonym - Rozenn Scott and my logo is a heart made of Roses. I also wanted to be familiar as R Scott...

Then when it came to begin writing something felt wrong. I am RJ Scott. I don't really want a seperate identity for my writing, whether it is gay romance, or straight romance. At the end of the day it is ALL romance, and love is love.

BUT, thing is, I see reviews where it was obvious someone didn't read a blurb, or look at cover art, so I need to have Rozenn in case one of my readers who only read MM pick up one of my MF by mistake... to have a brand identity... all of these things are relevant.

But, you see... I write LOVE with a capital L. Sometimes my heroes are SEALs, or Cops, or rich guys, or construction workers, or admin guys, and sometimes I write vampires and werewolves. If you are reader and you don't like a certain genre, you check certain things before you buy...
  • The category the book is being sold under (MM, romance, gay, contemporary, paranormal, etc etc)
  • The cover art
  • The blurb
  • Reviews
  • Friend recommendations
  • Price
  • Whether the author is on your autobuy list 
  • The publisher
  • A previous read
So, if you look at an RJ Scott book and any of the above things are not what you want, then I imagine you don't buy. Or at least you find the compromise that works for you.

My contemporary writing outsells my paranormal writing, so there will be people who buy my contemp but not my para. They use the criteria above to make that decision. So why would anyone think these awesome readers wouldn't be able to tell the difference between MM and MF...

Not me, I shouldn't.

On Facebook, when I asked if I should have a separate pen name, Sunne commented that it shouldn't matter what I write under the same name. Because, having another name separates the *different* kinds of love, and becomes a divisive thing, I must admit I agree. Although, I need to be sensitive to it all.

So, upshot of it is... I am keeping Rozenn because it is pretty, but I will be, wherever it is used, RJ Scott writing as Rozenn Scott, and people will always know that it is RJ Scott who switches. :)

What do you think?