Maha K asked:


I want to be able to read romance novels online for free which have books from the authors Loretta Chase, Patricia Cabot, Julie Garwood and others. Does anyone know where I can find them online for free?

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Lauren asked:


I was just wondering if anyone could recommend any books that have romance in them but also the element of a fairy tale.
Any suggestions would be great.
Nothing too teenagerish..
AND YES I have read Twilight so please do not suggest it.

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Magic 8 Ball Yeah, still a BILF asked:


I know that many women read romance novels, and many men look at porn. I don’t see men on here asking to get their wives off of the literary sex, so I was wondering: is there a difference to you? Thanks in advance!

Oh, just as an aside, I in my house, we don’t care for romance novels or porn, so this is purely out of curiosity.

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Dickson Z asked:


Have anyone read any great romance novels?
But the books should be just right for a 14 year old girl.

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kairi asked:


I believe that great writers also do a great deal of reading. I want to know what books i should be comparing my romance/fiction novel to. Any suggestions?

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Deer Eyes asked:


I’ve read a lot of romance novels with very similar plot lines but by different authors. Have you? I’m definately not saying all romance novels in the least bit, but definately some. Agree? Disagree?

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Answer-er asked:


I have a crazy addiction to romance novels, but sometimes I feel let down when the stories are about older women. It seems the only things the women want are a) to get married, and b) to have children, and I just can’t relate. I mean mid to late twenties just seems to work best for me. Also, I really don’t enjoy novels with ostentatious little kids. Let me know what authors you think I might like.
PS I love steamy novels.

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Blank Page asked:


I am looking to write my first mostly romance story during NaNoWriMo, so I am planning it now. It will be a fantasy romance.

However, I don’t read much romance. I have only read two romance novels in my entire life, so I’m not as sure about the structure. From what I can tell, the man and woman usually get stuck together for some reason (and it will be a heterosexual novel) but they don’t actually like each other very much. During the time they’re stuck together, they fall in love but are prevented from being together for some reason, usually relating to the reason they are together in the first place. Then they overcome whatever is keeping them apart (so to speak) and they can be together.

Is that the gist of it? Can anyone elaborate further to give me a more detailed explanation?
NaNaWriMo, in case you don’t know, stands for National Novel Writing Month. It is a competition that takes place during the month of November, and writers try to create a 50,000 word novel in 30 days.

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