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Old 03-28-2014, 04:28 AM   #399
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Originally Posted by FizzyWater View Post
This is a good series, but it's good to keep in mind these are not "typical" romance novels. I like them because of that - I like the emotion in them and the fact that these people have to learn each other (it's not "insta-luv").

I've seen some people complain the books are too slow, especially the first books in that series. But I suspect, based on comments you've made about today's lighter historicals, that you'll like these.
I do prefer Historical romance with substance. I don't mind if they are slow. While I think Intsa-luv is okay I can't stand instant lust where the heroine is panting like a dog all the time. This happens alot with the new contempories out. I do prefer romances where the heroine and hero grow to love each other. It's more realistic and reflects the historical time period more.

I think the 90s were the best time for historical romance.
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