Hey, book buddy! Good to see you here on my blog. This post is part of a series called HEA Hypothesis, in which I try to dissect and analyze why different scenes in romance novels work well. You can see past post here. For the sake of clarity, I have formatted the conversations between TristanContinue reading “HEA Hypothesis: Sacrificed to the Dragon by Jessie Donovan”
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Crossing imaginary lines
I was reminded again today why fantasy works so well when I write about cross-cultural interactions: they are both full of arbitrary rules. Just full of them. I live overseas, as you may know, and I have been calling a medical lab since 6:30 this morning, trying to get my results sent to me byContinue reading “Crossing imaginary lines”
Fiona West 