OMG, who knew a guy could write such a great romance! Oh, yes, there is
Nicholas Sparks, but he's
really not romance no matter what he says. After all, fall in love with a
character and he'll kill them off with little notice and very little remorse.
No, I'm not bitter: I just don't do weepy books. I have enough drama and loss in
my life already without adding it to my reading.
Leigh Greenwood has also
been around for years, but his romances are mostly about cowboys and, well,
they're just not my favorite romances. Cowboys, that is. I prefer the "secret
agent" type books. Perhaps it's because I cut my teeth on Candlelight Romances:
Yes, that really ages me, but some of my favorite reading was between the covers
of a Candlelight Ecstasy I found in a used book store. Some of those authors
stuck with me for years and introduced me to a variety of couples I fell in love
with. My favorites were always the ones where the hero was part of some
mysterious "agency." Also, having been in Germany during the Cold War and living
on a military base, I don't think too fondly of military heroes. I guess they
feel just too familiar in real life, in the vein of my feelings about Amish
heroes, which we'll save for another day.
2 comments posted.
Aren't we all a little bit of a fool on April Fools...I know I am, and so are most all of my friends. (it's not always limited to April Fools either) haha
(Sandie White 8:28am March 31, 2013)