My name is Chris Genovese and when I’m not busy scribbling naughty and wild romance books on virtual paper, I’m constantly telling people to sniff me. OK…totally kidding, but it would make sense since we’re talking about perfume here. Never mind, this is women’s perfume so that doesn’t even make sense. Yet, it does make scents…sorry, dorky perfumer joke.

Here’s the deal. I’m an average guy. I’m a father of four, a devoted husband, and I absolutely love and cherish my readers, fans, and friends. Dabbling in the erotic versions of genres like comedy, horror, fantasy, and poetry keeps my engine revving and my creative juices flowing. I like to say that I take all the genres you love, and I set them on fire.

Since I deal in the sexy side of things, I thought it would be awesome to have my own perfume to hand out to fans at book signings and events.

I’m a college student studying cinematography. I love everything that has to do with film making and helping to bring to life the words written in a script as it plays out in front of me with the director, the actors and of course, the lights and filming. I hope to one day be the head director of filming on set with a major motion picture or possibly be part of a long standing show like Supernatural. Darkwood is my interpretation of being out all night with friends around a campfire and the smell you get by early morning when the wood is left it embers as the dew settles on the camp.

I’m Charli Rose – a wife, mom, friend, geneticist and hopeful deliverer of happily-ever-after to readers in the near future. Writing is becoming a passion that I never even realized I carried within my heart. As an avid reader, I write stories that I like to read and hopefully others will as well. To me, happily-ever-after looks like the sparkle in a groom’s eyes when he sees his bride walking towards him. It sounds like that song that makes you turn up the radio and sing along without a care of who’s watching. It feels like a passionate kiss that gets your heart pounding. It tastes like that first bite of chocolate after months of dieting. And it smells like the sweet scent of HEA perfume.

Being a mother has always been my greatest achievement in life, but being a grandmother, I feel, was my reward in doing something right. When I was younger, perfume was considered a luxury that most people couldn't afford. However, my father was able to save up each year enough money to get my mother one small bottle of perfume. She would dab a tiny amount on her wrists every morning and by the end of the night, she smelled of soft powder just before kissing me goodnight. Today, that perfume is no longer sold and I've tried countless times to find a fragrance that smelled just as beautiful on me as it did her.
Sealed With A Kiss is my first attempt in creating something unique and beautiful that reminds me of the sweetness of my mother when she wore her perfume and the slight boozy smell of my father when he grilled the fish we caught together. Although my memories are old, they are still most precious to me.

I'm a desk jockey by day and a collector of antique wardrobes any other time. This happens to be, according to some of my friends, the bane of my existence. No one can quite explain to me why I get excited and nearly drool when I discover these old pieces of furniture at estate sales, antique shops and even flea markets. To date, I still own over twenty. I know it started when I was a kid and my dad gave me this cool old metal key that he told me opened a magic portal to an enchanted land. Ever since, I've been sticking that key in every wardrobe lock in a quest to discover the land of Narnia. I named my fragrance Impulsive because just about every impulsive purchase I make is on an old antique wardrobe that still holds on to the scent of the past which is penetrated deep within the wooden grain. Maybe... just maybe... one of these days, I'll find the keyhole that fits my magical key.