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Blossom · 06-13-2012, 11:31 PM

I don't know y'all about but I am getting tired of the phrase mommy porn that seems to be so popular because of 50 Shades. Romance isn't porn and Erotic Romance isn't porn. Molly Harper fits into the paranormal romance category. She's great!

I understand why we feel the need to hide from some people what we read specially if like my relatives, those people are very conservative minded. Sex in these books are used as a character arc to move the relationship forward between the hero and the heroine. I wouldn't try to explain to my mother or mother in law either who are too closed minded yet watches romantic movies, go figure.

I wouldn't remove the book from the archive after purchasing because then if there is a problem with the book you have no way to return it or wait for an updated version. A second account would probably be the best bet. You don't have to remove the DRM even you just register and de-register the Kindle as needed from the account. The book will still open as long as it's on the Kindle because the DRM is Kindle PID specific.

06-13-2012, 11:31 PM	#17
Blossom Treasure Seeker Posts: 18,708 Karma: 26026435 Join Date: Mar 2010 Device: Kobo HD Glo, Kindles, Kindle Fires, Andriod Devices	I don't know y'all about but I am getting tired of the phrase mommy porn that seems to be so popular because of 50 Shades. Romance isn't porn and Erotic Romance isn't porn. Molly Harper fits into the paranormal romance category. She's great! I understand why we feel the need to hide from some people what we read specially if like my relatives, those people are very conservative minded. Sex in these books are used as a character arc to move the relationship forward between the hero and the heroine. I wouldn't try to explain to my mother or mother in law either who are too closed minded yet watches romantic movies, go figure. I wouldn't remove the book from the archive after purchasing because then if there is a problem with the book you have no way to return it or wait for an updated version. A second account would probably be the best bet. You don't have to remove the DRM even you just register and de-register the Kindle as needed from the account. The book will still open as long as it's on the Kindle because the DRM is Kindle PID specific. Last edited by Blossom; 06-13-2012 at 11:57 PM.