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Originally Posted by Dr. Drib
A "hybrid" is something derived from more than one source or composed of different elements. Thus "Romance/Historical" means something that is derived from those two elements.
A "Romance/Historical" piece of writing (within the context of a Genre), would be writing containing both the elements of "Romance" and of "Historical" fiction.
Don
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The average romance reader would just call it a "historical romance"...or maybe even a "Regency romance", if that's the right timeframe. I mean, "Loving a Lost Lord" is kind of a clue it's a romance, right?
And while the paranormal romance subgenre is full of vampires, werewolves, were-tigers (and various other manner of were-creatures), witches, angels, demons, zombies...so far, "Lord" in a romance generally refers to British aristocracy.
