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Love comes in all shapes and sizes!
I finished reading a romance novel recently that consisted of three short interrelated stories. What worked really well with the novel was the different types of female characters within the stories. Each story dealt with romance and love, but the different female types reacted differently to their situations.
The three stories in the novel shows the importance of using a variety of types of characters, including various obstacles in the way of finding happiness and love.
The first story is “George and the Dragon Lady,” a story of a newly titled earl who needs to find a way to save his family’s fortune and home. An American documentary filmmaker, Maxine Larraby, enters his life with the sole purpose of filming her next special. Soon, the two find themselves undeniably attracted to one another.
Maxine has difficulty choosing between her career and love, as her job requires much travel. Will she be able to maintain a relationship with George?
Second is “Nights Around Arthur’s Table,” about an American writer of bestselling thriller novels, Meg Stanton, who visits England for a bit of inspiration for her next novel. She finds a handsome pub owner, Arthur Denby, not just as inspiration for her next villain, but also as a love interest in her own life.
Meg just wants to finish her newest novel and get her confidence back as a writer. Can she resist her handsome villain and finish the novel?
Third is “Union Jack,” which pits two souls wholly against the idea of love, inevitably falling in love. Rachel is a former top chef (and sister of the first story’s Maxine) looking for a break from her life. She travels to England to visit her sister and starts a casual affair with womanizer, Jack Flynt, a man known to have been in countless weddings but never intending to marry himself.
Rachel is terrified of another failed relationship. All she wants is a casual fling, but what will she do when Jack proclaims his love? In the end, everything works out, though not exactly as you might imagine.
Definitely not the same story one after the other, this book presents three separate ways love can bloom. It’s important to realize there are many ways to have characters fall in love. In some cases, characters may not want to fall in love, in others, there may be obstacles in the way.
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Romance/Love: December 19, 2007 Issue [#2130]
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