Following on from the list posted earlier in the thread, Jessica has a new list:
Top 11 Signs You Need to Lay Off the Highlands Romance
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The Top 10 Signs You Are Reading Too Much Historical Romance!
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What is the difference between rogue & rake?
I got 9 of your 10 of the list of signs I have been reading too many historical romance novels correct. However, pleaes explain the difference, if there is any, between a rogue and a rake.
Oh, dear. 1/10 and 0/11. I shall crawl back under my rock
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Editor's Choice, Historical Novels Review, August 2009
Now available as e-book on Amazon Kindleand in Kindle, Epub (Nook, Sony Reader), Palm and other formats on Smashwords
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- Nefret
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This is the only one I remotely know.2. You know all the titles in the British monarchy’s peerage, in order, and have already decided which one you would be willing to settle for if you were sent back to the early nineteenth century, a fantasy you have at least twice a week.
Um, but I have got some of the Highland ones. I'm part Scottish, and find the men very sexy.
(Though I should read about them more.)
The only romances I really read were Highlands anyway.
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How do I know...? When I start reading quotes likes this one
"A historical romance is the only kind of book where chastity really counts".
Barbara Kingsolver
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