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Old 02-18-2011, 09:13 AM   #26
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You could try a weird paranormal romance if you could stomach the romance part. Like Undead Speed Dating...? Zombie Love? More spoofy than a real romance. I'd read something like that.
I've done alien romance before and that worked well and I've sat at the computer and thought about zombies and vampires and that sort of thing, but it just hasn't been there. It's in the back of my mind though. Perhaps my muse will smack me upside the head and knock it to the front one of these days.

For me, the romance is more along the traditional fantasy lines instead of current style romance. I like the part where they fall in love and hold hands for the rest of their lives.
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