Easter Romance Books

What does Red Rose Publishing have in store for you in the line of Easter and love? Find out....

How To Write Sex Well

Check out the How To Write Sex Well, by Eve Summers.

This book is meant for writers. Erotica writers, romance writers, writers who are considering spicing up their thriller or literary work with a bedroom scene. It’s not a comprehensive how-to book and it won’t give you a ready step-by-step recipe. Rather, it’s a handful of rules and reflections on the topic of writing sex, and doing a good job of it.

Bones and Booth

Spoiler: I know Bones and Booth end up living together, but I'm about halfway through Season 6 and it's a slog to watch. He's with Hannah, Bones cracks silly jokes and the cases are pedestrian at best. Trouble is, I really like Hannah, even if I find her friendship with Bones a bit of a stretch. So on the one hand, I don't want them to break up, but on the other, I can't wait for the story arc to reach a more satisfying point.

In many ways, I still find Series 1 the best. I loved Zack and Dr Goodman.

Romance And Marriage

... and they lived happily ever after.

Or did they? Did Cinderella's love for the Prince survive his mood swings, his long jorneys around the kingdom, the difference in their background? Did the Prince love her through PMS and adore her post-pregnancy belly?

How do you keep romance alive in marriage? Here are a few suggestions from friends:

• kiss every day
• say "I love you"
• dye the grey out (women) and shave off that stubble (men)
• respect one another
• treat them with the same politeness you'd offer your boss or client
• date night
• no, make every night as special as a date night, even if you're staying home....

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