Sentence examples for romance reading from inspiring English sources
Much like a whirlwind romance, reading chick lit is a delicious pleasure while it lasts but a harsh jolt back to reality when it's over.
A panel moderated by Sarah MacLean, author of "Nine Rules to Break When Romancing a Rake," will include Lauren Willig, the creator of the "Pink Carnation" book series; Sarah Wendell, whose blog revolves around smart women who like trashy books; and Hope Tarr, a founder of the monthly romance reading series Lady Jane's Salon.
I'd really appreciate it if you would forward this to your romance reading friends just in case they bought the ebook, which is on sale for $2.99 at the moment so has likely been selling even better than usual (trust me, usually that's a good thing).
Unto his horse— that's feeding free, He seems, I think, the rein to give; Of moon or stars he takes no heed; Of such we in romances read: —'Tis Johnny!
On one level, this thriller-romance reads as a Caledonian Da Vinci Code, albeit one written by an award-winning poet – but the deeper quest is for friendship, in a novel that offers a corrective to Buchan's ideas about patriotism and national identity.
Shelley and Godwin fille spent their illicit courtship, as much Romanticism as romance, passionately reading the works of her parents while reclining on Wollstonecraft's grave, in the St. Pancras churchyard.
"A lot of women who grew up writing romance novels, and reading romance novels, are now writing successfully in other categories," particularly suspense, said Irwyn Applebaum, president and publisher of the Bantam Dell Publishing Group at Random House.
Readers can literally page through books in an interface that replicates the tactile romance of reading.
At the time her job was editing romance novels, reading one happily-ever-after ending after another.
Monday at 7 30 p.m. Romance novel reading group, with Donna Dietrich, featuring a discussion of Julia Quinn's "Offer From a Gentleman".
Vidal has a carefree touch and a humorous air, and when he sits in front of some other author's book, turning its pages and quoting the good parts and interjecting comments of his own, he can conjure several of the pleasures and even some of the romance of reading.
