Comments on: In Defense of Romance Novels–Part One

By: roseconnelly

roseconnelly — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 19:15:28 +0000

I am a voracious reader of genre fiction. I consider myself to be somewhat smart. I'm educated, I have a good vocabulary, I vote, I can pontificate with the best of them. I am also a romance writer, although I'm only on my second novel and I'm not published yet. I sometimes find myself feeling embarrassment when people ask me what I write, but I'm still telling them 'romance.' There is nothing wrong with romance books (although salacious covers don't help the 'trashy' image). Granted, some authors are better than other, but the same could be said for every genre. What amuses me, though, is that the books that some consider 'high-culture' were once considered the equivalent of trashy.

By: realestateisgold

realestateisgold — Mon, 14 Jun 2010 09:21:03 +0000

Spa manager and massage therapist Peggy Underwood's new catchphrase is impulse control. No men — particularly jocks! She's going to focus completely on herself for a change. But as soon as former football player Troy Barrington walks through the door, Peggy's control takes a time-out. Especially when Mr. Sex-in-the-Flesh ends up lying naked on her massage table!

As the new landlord, Troy is on a reconnaissance mission. He's looking for a way to close the spa…permanently. But as soon as he relinquishes himself to Peggy's hands, Troy knows he's headed for trouble — the kind with red hair and a smart mouth. And he can hardly wait to get there….

By: Justina Hoobler

Justina Hoobler — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 23:03:26 +0000

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