Sentences with phrase «hea romance»

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How many romances show us a story without an HEA (that's Happily Ever After for those who haven't darkened the door of a romance writing conference lately)?

Once I started writing, I found (for the type of romance I read and write) that they always get their HEA, or at least an HEA for now.

This still makes me laugh, but I never realized romance stories HAD to end in an HEA.

Without the HEA, it isn't a romance.

For example, in any type of romance fiction, the HEA (Happily Ever After) is pretty much non-negotiable — if your romance doesn't end in a HEA, you'd better be able to generate those emotions in other ways, otherwise readers will avoid your stories, and you've wasted time writing them.

When she's not daydreaming about her next travel adventure, and perhaps her own HEA, she is usually immersed in a romance novel.

And if you sell realistic women's fiction as romance, readers who don't get their HEA ending will be unhappy forever after.

As a romance reader, I want my heartfelt romance and HEA as much as the next girl, but I prefer mine on the side of snark, thank you very much.

Self - styled literary readers don't read books that wind up, as every romance does, with a happily - ever - after (an HEA, in the language of the genre).

Sue will be a co-presenter of two workshops on writing romance with disabled characters: «HEAS for All: Keeping Your Characters with Disabilities Real» and «Creating Authentic Characters with Disabilities.»

If there's no HEA, then in my book, it's not a romance.

Romance readers require a HEA — a happily ever after ending.

This week USA Today's HEA Blog was hanging out at the Romance at Random site and asking readers to name their favorite romanceRomance at Random site and asking readers to name their favorite romanceromance novel.

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In genres that have a fairly standard plot formula — romance (cute meet, conflict, HEA), mystery (crime, investigation, unmasking the criminal), etc. — that's certainly part of the expectation, but in every genre there are even smaller expectations that we must fulfill to give our readers a good reading experience.

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Dark romance with eventual HEA is wonderful stuff.