Sentences with phrase «romance reading interests»

Our final round judges are chosen for the diversity of their romance reading interests and enjoyment, sense of fair comparison across all categories, and knowledge of the romance genre.

Not exact matches

If you were reading my blog in the early days (read almost 6 years ago) you may remember that I had a very interesting whirlwind romance with Hot Yoga.

Well i'm Dustin and i adore people who share the love for anime i can be shy at sometimes but would love to meet someone with the same interests as me i stop reading manga because of school but i do enjoy me some harem / action / comedy / ecchi / magi c / romance / adventure / fantasy / et c...

Edit: if you read non-doyle stories there are romances with holmes but anything directly from Doyle portrays Holmes as only showing interest in women as part of mystery or problem to be solved except for Adler who he greatly admired.

I read Christian fiction, so I'm most interested in the Romance with Religious or Spiritual Elements category.

I don't normally read romance but these look interesting.

Through the project, Worldreader has found some interesting (but somewhat predictable trends)-- young women read a lot, and Romance is the most popular genre.

Take some romance, throw in a little bit of historical fiction and add a dash of time travel and science fiction and you have the basis for this interesting storyThunder Mountain by Dean Wesley Smith is one of those reads that defies genre classification.

Not sure if they know they're reading romance or not, but it's interesting nonetheless.

I just read a very interesting piece on Yahoo Finance (of all places) about successful indie romance authors.

If you read my paranormal romance, here are some others you might enjoy — followed by a sample that is (or should be) designed to give readers enough of a taste to decide whether they are interested or not.

Writer Hat, Note: Excellent characters, interesting twist, BUT this conflict over Save The Ranch / Sell The Ranch to Developers has been done a zillion times, and I don't think you've read widely enough in romance.

«A story, focusing on the relationship between a man and a woman» No wonder I have no interest in reading romance novels.

For example, Gothic Romance is an up - and - coming sub-niche, which is interesting for me since I write dark books that could skew into this area, and have actually read some of the books classified there right now.

That romance survey is interesting, particularly read in conjunction with Kris Rusch's post for this week.

Think of it this way... if you write romance books and your characters / plot always have some sort of tie in to dogs (one is a vet, another runs a shelter for dogs, the love interest is a groomer, etc. then it would be fair to say you aren't just targeting readers of romance... you're targeting dog lovers who read romance.

I don't think mystery readers read as fast as romance readers, but I want to be in a position to release as many as six in the series next year if there's interest.

How I choose my next book: Checking Netgalley and Edelweiss for interesting arcs, following the blog Smart Bitches, Trashy Books for romance recommendations, getting recommendations from patrons at the library, checking what my friends are reading on Goodreads, reading Locus for science fiction and fantasy books, reading next books from authors on my auto - read list.

I have to turn down a lot of the requests I get — usually because the book doesn't sound interesting, the author was rude, didn't read my FAQs, or sent me something that is obviously not targeted (I read romance books primarily but I've had people send me cookbooks and investment non-fiction too).

Random Starbucks in, NJ About Blog Not Another Romance Blog goal is of providing the romance novel reading community with good, honest reviews, interesting dialogue, guest posts, and interviews with authors both established and deRomance Blog goal is of providing the romance novel reading community with good, honest reviews, interesting dialogue, guest posts, and interviews with authors both established and deromance novel reading community with good, honest reviews, interesting dialogue, guest posts, and interviews with authors both established and debuting.

As we grow in awareness of one another — whether two people beginning a romance or two disparate and far - removed strangers taking an interest in the other's culture — a wonderful thing begins to happen: we begin to care for the other... Read More