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that, I think every romance novel could stand to coeisdnr that idea to give their story extra oomph.I would say you have, even if you don't realize it. The Loyal Heart is about more than the romance building between two people to the story's end, your characters accomplished more than falling in love, the story was about more than their love as well. Yes, their relationship was a giant part of the story, but not the only thing going on.It doesn't mean that other stuff was a crutch, it was the stuff that makes your story better than typical romance fare, and all are bettered by excellent character development. I think, because it's trendy though, it's just a lot easier to find stories that use it as a crutch rather than an added dimension to their tale.For myself, I actually prefer fantasy to romance, so paranormal/supernatural romance is kinda like the medium between what I prefer and the romance genre. However, I must say that my favourite fantasy stories incorporate things from several different genres. My favourite stories do that, regardless of genre (including yours).My absolute favourite novels are fantasy based with elements of romance, mystery, adventure, etc woven in. The only helpings I tend to refuse on my literature plate are western and gore.I can understand your frustration though and can wholeheartedly agree with your what gives? attitude when it comes to paranormal romance as a means to sell an inferior romance novel that would horribly flop like a soggy pair of skid-marked undies if all the fantasy/paranormal elements are removed.
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME
Erina
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP
22 december 2014, 03:48:31
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