Thread: What exactly do you call "reading a book" ?
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Old 10-30-2011, 01:42 PM   #54
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Originally Posted by FizzyWater View Post
I chose the second option, although for most books, it's more true for the first. But if I'm reading a romance with way too many sex scenes, I do start skipping over those.

I do a periodic re-read of the JD Robb "Eve Dallas" series, and I regularly skip the Eve-and-Roarke sex scenes in those.
What?, some would say thats like buying playboy for the articles! Actually as a guy thats why genre romance's aren't appealing. The series you mentioned aren't, they are mystery with some romance conventions. Not one of my favorites, but ok in a pinch.
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