Romance is a wide and deep subject, open to multiple interpretations. In a decidedly un-romantic way I’m going to break down the real meaning of romance. At least according to me. I first came across the concept of Romanticism in high school. My junior year English teacher was thoroughly obsessed with it, and before long … Continue reading What We Get Wrong About Romance
As of today, I have 12 reviews of 25 to Love!. My romantic comedy about a woman who goes on a dating show as the token person of color has gotten some varied feedback. The one below is my favorite, from a reviewer named T. Wheaton. I don’t know if T. is male or female, but he or she has mastered the art of the helpful review. *Salutes*
Without further ado, T. Wheaton:
“I loved this. I’ve read other books that use reality shows as their settings. Of all the books I’ve read with this setting, this is probably the one that feels like it gets closest to the truth. Continue reading “My Favorite Review of ’25 to Love!’”
JOYE JOHNSON - Politely Refusing the Kool-Aid 