Sarabeth Scott: Romance Author

Welcome to the website of romance author Sarabeth Scott. Sarabeth writes sensual romance fiction set in both contemporary and historic time periods, and emphasizes emotional conflict in her stories.

What does that mean? It means she likes the angst and a bit of drama before the bing and bang, if you catch her drift.

Sarabeth’s first erotic short, Silverhouse, is now available in the Agony/Ecstasy Anthology, available digitally and in print everywhere!

Currently, Sarabeth is working on a Victorian-set erotic novella, a fantasy-set erotic novella, and a contemporary romance novel. She has samples of her writing available on the aptly-named “Samples” page for you to get a taste of her writing. Thank you for visiting.

Sarabeth Scott is a published author who writes romance fiction that is sometimes silly, sometimes serious, but always sensual. She adores stories rich in emotional conflict and forbidden attraction. Her latest work is an erotic story of dominance and submission set against Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker Suite. That erotic short, Silverhouse, is now available in the Agony/Ecstasy Anthology, available digitally and in print everywhere!

Sarabeth lives in the northeast United States with far too many pets, a dangerous predilection for red wine and dark chocolate, and an ever-increasing collection of blank notebooks.

She finds story inspiration in everything and anyone, which explains the notebook collection. Sarabeth has been writing online and off for over 15 years, which explains the wine and the chocolate.

Sarabeth has several samples for you to try, in PDF and ePub format. They are published under a Creative Commons™ license and available for download. Much like the free samples of salsa at the wholesale club lead you to purchase a 5-pound tub, Sarabeth’s hoping a sample will bring you back for more. Happy reading!

• Moonlight – contemporary western romance (PDF) (Right click and “Save Link As” please!)
• Forbidden Silk – erotic historical romance (PDF)(Right click and “Save Link As” please!)

You can follow Sarabeth on Twitter, or friend her on Facebook.

Or, better yet, send her an email!