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  • Setting The Perfect Mood For A Romance Story By: Tameka Norris
    Reading a good romance novel is like setting sail on a grand adventure. You have no idea where it is going to take you or who you might meet on the way but you do know that it is going to be a great ride. But like any trip, you don't want to set sail without being prepared. That is why you have to create the perfect mood before snuggling up on the couch with your book and nice cup of tea (or whatever works for you!) at your side.

    A romance novel, just like its name implies...

    Tags: romance story, romance, romance book. romance novel, mood, romance

  • The Different Romance Genres By: Tameka Norris
    It was actually my grandma who first got me hooked on romance novels one summer just before the start of high school. I kept watching her night after night go through this entire routine which began with her getting out her favorite afghan, making a cup of tea, and then turning on the Tiffany lamp (reproduction of course!) that sat on the table next to the couch.

    Each night I kept wondering to myself how she could read those books day in and day out when they were all pret...

    Tags: genres, romance genres, different genres, different romances, romance types, romance categ

  • Writing Erotic Romance: It's Not About the Boa By: P. F. Kozak
    TConfessions of an erotic romance writer.
    Tags: erotic romance, erotica, fiction

  • Pearls in the Raw, Victorian Erotica Rediscovered By: P. F. Kozak
    How an erotic romance writer discovered Victorian-era erotica.
    Tags: erotica, erotic romance, fiction

  • Interview With Marguerite Arotin, A Romance Writer In Ohio By: Py Kim Conant
    Py: How did you get your pen name as Maruerite Arotin?

    Marguerite: My real name is Dana but when I decided to write romance, I always knew Dana would be too unisex for the romance market. So I thought about my nickname. My grandma used to call me Daisy and my hubby eventually picked it up too. Marguerite is french for Daisy and I'm part French so I loved that ;-). Arotin was my late mother-in-law's maiden name so I took the name in honor of her and plus it flowed nicely wi...

    Tags: romance, American geisha, Asian geisha, self-help, self-help book, how-to book, health/fitn

  • Dating The First Ninety Days By: Jason Roberts
    Romance novels are about the first ninety days of any relationship. They write about the time when passion is the greatest, sex is the best it’s ever been with anyone ever and you have found the world’s only perfect person.

    Sometimes love stories are told about relationships that bloom and last through the years but the true romance novel is about the first ninety days - or thereabouts.

    There are those that will say that having a great first ninety days with someone...

    Tags: relationships, dating, love, advice, girlfriend, sex, romance, affairs, marriage, books, relationshi

  • Massage Candles - The Miracle Candle For Relaxation And Romance By: Denise Cassaly
    What type of candle is it that so many people are craving? What type of candle is also becoming a permanent fixture on our bedside tables? The answer is a “Massage Candle”, also known as a lotion candle, body candle or body wax. This novel and very sensual candle is the ultimate product to enhance a romantic evening, to enjoy a spa quality experience at home, or to nourish and moisturize your skin.

    A massage candle appeals to three of our five human senses: the sense of si...

    Tags: massage candles, massage oil candles, soy body massage candle, aromatherapy, romance, lotion ca

  • The Harlequin Romance Legacy By: Samantha Kay
    When people think romance novel, the first thought that pops up may be 'Harlequin Romance'. And why not? Harlequin romance novels have been around for decades and continue to be the leader in series romance in the world. Harlequin romance novels have definitely withstood the test of time, and are still going as strong today as they were in the 1960's.

    Based in Toronto, Canada, Harlequin romance continues to publish over one hundred titles of serial romance every month. Thi...

    Tags: romance, harlequin, relationships, love

  • Confessions Of An Erotic Romance Writer: Getting My Groove By: Jade Lee
    Few people understand the importance of a ROUTINE when making a pittance...er, I meant a living...as a writer. Where do you work? How do you work? When do you work? These are all questions a selling writer fields with every interview.

    Here is the usual answer: I work wherever I am, as diligently as possible, as often as possible. This is my job and I must treat it as such or I will end up eating Oreos while watching Gilmore Girls.

    Here is the real answer: Whenever I ca...

    Tags: romance, erotic romance, chinese-american, writing, writers, novels, fiction, romance nove

  • What Is A Romance Novel By: M. Jedediah
    When most of us think of a romance novel, we think of the racy covers, the buffed out hero and the half dressed woman on the front, looking like she's just been rescued by a handsome cowboy, a randy pirate or a handsome doctor. But weren't you ever taught not to judge a book by its cover? A romance novel, with the pen of a gifted writer, can be so much more than that.

    A good romance novel has, at its base, a conflict or challenge that must be overcome by either hero or her...

    Tags: romance, novel, romance novel

  • Menopause Jekyll Or Hyde By: Marilyn Keeton
    Menopause. The Change!

    That phrase evokes images of nightmarish symptoms; hot flashes, cold chills, alligator skin, loss of memory and fits of manic moods. One moment you’re as sweet as candy and the next you are a frenzied manic who is going off the deep end.

    I recall it vividly. Once while shopping I forgot where I parked my car. I cried. I finally found it. Once I went to the store and I sat in my car for half an hour and cried because I couldn’t remember what I had ...

    Tags: romance novel, romance book, health, menopause

  • The Rise And Staying Power Of The Romance Novel By: M. Xavier
    For those who can easily sink into the fantasy of a good book, there's no greater escape in the world. Gone are the every day struggles and worries of reality; replaced by the fictional drama provided in the pages of a novel. For those who love to read, it is truly a gift; a reprieve for the mind and a journey of the imagination. No other genre of fiction has been credited with delivering such fantasy as the romance novel; popularized by women worldwide and continuing to hold...
    Tags: romance, romance novel

  • The History Of The Harlequin Romance Novel By: Samantha Kay
    Romance novels have long been associated with a guilty pleasure – covertly enjoyed by women who hide behind their sunglasses on the beach or under the covers on a lazy weekend afternoon. Novels such as these glorify the fantasy of falling in love – elevating the "knight in shining armor" to a level of grandeur never to be experienced by mortal men; bulging biceps, mysterious eyes, and desirable lips – the men of the romance novel are entrusted to sweep the heroine of the book...
    Tags: romance, harlequin romance, romance novel, harlequin romance novel

  • Lose Yourself In A Harlequin Romance By: Samantha Davis
    You are lonely and bored, the weather is terrible, and you are stuck at home feeling depressed with your life and situation. You just want to escape the reality of your world, which is a messy house, dirty clothes and a mountain of chores that need to be accomplished. Just nothing appeals to you and as you are picking up in the den, you see a Harlequin romance novel that you purchased a few weeks ago at the grocery store. What the heck, you did not want to clean anyway, so...
    Tags: romance, harlequin romance

  • What Is A Good Romance Novel? By: Samantha Kay
    What makes a good romance novel? The basic concept behind it is that the story is usually about the relationship and eventual love between two people and they usually have a happy ending. The "they lived happily every after" theme is very important for most of them.

    Romance novels are very popular in North America where they are one of the best selling types of book. It is estimated that there are over 2000 romance novels published yearly and that there are over 50 mill...

    Tags: romance, romance novel

  • Book Review Of No Matter What By: Jordana Ryan
    No Matter What
    Jordana Ryan
    Amira Press (2007)
    ISBN 9781934475041
    Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (5/07)

    "“No Matter What” is a very deep book. The characters have to deal with overcoming some very painful situations and emotions. This is the type of novel that you will want to read with your friends so that you can talk about it. It leads to a great deal of introspection and really makes you think about what it would be like to have faced everything that Cas...

    Tags: book review, romance

  • Novel Writing: Five Secrets Of Success By: Steve Dempster
    Have you ever wondered, as you sit at your keyboard, if there are any secrets to successful novel writing? Well there are - and here are five of them. Remember these secrets and your novel writing will improve overnight!
    Tags: novel writing, novel writer, novel writers, fiction writer, fiction writing

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