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Old 10-29-2016, 06:25 PM   #1706
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Which Lisa Kleypas?

I have enjoyed the Wallflowers with the exception of Devil in Winter due to its weird redemption thing. But I thought the first two were fairly uncontroversial and quite enjoyable.
Where The Passion Leads but hero more than redeems himself.

The point is these were Bodice Rippers back in the 70s-80s and these scenes were very common. Whitney My Love is a bodice ripper. Judith McNaught is one awesome writer. To throw the baby out with the bath water is ridiculous is my opinion. I'd just avoid books with those scenes if they are a trigger for you. There is no need to boycott an author because of one book that was written decades ago. It was expected to write such a scene in those days as force seduction scenes were hot sellers but we've changed and grown from it. You'll miss out on some of the best romance authors in history if you punish them for their past mistakes.

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