Category Archives: Alphabet Posts

K is for Kiss

Come on, admit it. Kissing is one of your favorite things. And if you can’t do it, the next best thing might be reading about it in a spicy romance novel. Kissing certainly ramps up the steam both in real … Continue reading

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J is for Jealousy

Shakespeare’s “green-eyed monster” is often a key component in romance novels. Jealousy as a character trait or as a major conflict or motivation has been used in the romance field with great success for decades. Because jealousy is an emotion … Continue reading

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I is for Indiana Jones

Last week for the letter “H,” I talked about Heroes. This week I’m actually talking about one more specific hero: Indiana Jones. And I’m doing this mostly because of Harrison Ford’s Indy-esque escape from death earlier this week in his … Continue reading

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H is for Hero

I’ve been thinking about the subject of this post for quite a while—ever since last August in fact–when the Starz Channel began to broadcast the excellent Outlander series. The day the series premiered, I passed the time until it aired … Continue reading

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G is for the Georgian Period

    Of the many historical periods I’ve written in, I must confess that one of my favorites is the Georgian Period. This era runs technically from the ascension to the throne of George I in 1714 and ending with … Continue reading

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D is for Desire

“To strongly wish for or want something.” That is desire in a nutshell. And yet the definition does not come close to describing this emotional heavy-weight of the romance world. Sexual desire is one of the absolute givens in any … Continue reading

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C is the Countess of Rothes

  Lucy Noel Martha Dyer-Edwards, known as Noëlle, was the Countess of Rothes, a noted philanthropist and social leader of her time, and a survivor of the Titanic. She married the 19th Earl of Rothes in 1900, at the age … Continue reading

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