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I Feel Love!

By: Marcia King-Gamblewww.lovemarcia.comAh, the month of February and love is in the air.  it's a month that promises hearts, red roses, and delectable chocolates, A month when so many not "coupled" feel alone.  Time to contemplatethe age old question  What is love and does true love even exist?This probably soundslike an odd question coming from a romance writer. It’s also a question that’s

Love in Pictures

We all need connection.Family life teaches us to give and receive Love.We learn to love and be kind to ourselves.We show love when we serve others.At first romantic love seems like a game...But I see love as a risky adventure , or perhaps a glorious quest.May love fill your life with joyful memories.

What is Love?

 Hi, I’m Judith Ashley, author of The Sacred Women’s Circle series,romantic women’s fiction with light paranormal elements. My stories show youwhat life could be like if you had a place like The Circle where you areunconditionally accepted, supported and loved. And where, with this support,you make choices to overcome the darkest nights and choose love and light.As a writer of romantic

The Science of Love

 By Robin WeaverPerhaps because it’s close to Valentine’s Day, there seems tobe an abundance of ads for online dating companies. One of those servicesclaims to match couples on umpteen categories of compatibility. While I think datingsites can provide a way to meet new people (with proper safety precautions), I’mcompelled to ask: Can people really find love via a questionnaire? To my

Groundhogs for the win!

Who’s up for hibernation?Anyone else feel like January lasted longer than 31 days? This past week was eleven days long, I swear.Someone needs to reorganize the calendar. Making January one of the long months was unconscionable. Unfortunately, moving the calendar labels around to make January only ten days long won’t make a bit of difference. The weather will be lousy regardless of the name or

February is Here! by Paty Jager

Wow! Can you believe it's February already!  I can't! The past year flew by for me as I worked on books and we added our oldest granddaughter to our household. We are back to taking a child to school, making sure her school work is done, and trying to find fun things for her to do. I thought the days, weeks, months, and years went fast when my kids were growing up, but now as I'm older, they seem

Fighting Fires and Romance with LoLo Paige

As a lover of our wildlands in the AmericanWest, I fought wildfires in several western states. I love writing about thegrit and determination required to be a wildland firefighter.As a female, it was a constant challenge toprove I could do the physical aspects of the job. Sometimes I worked withold-school thinkers who thought women had no place on a fire line. I workedhard to prove myself

Fighting Fires and Romance with LoLo Paiger

As a lover of our wildlands in the AmericanWest, I fought wildfires in several western states. I love writing about thegrit and determination required to be a wildland firefighter.As a female, it was a constant challenge toprove I could do the physical aspects of the job. Sometimes I worked withold-school thinkers who thought women had no place on a fire line. I workedhard to prove myself

Welcome to 2021 from The Blog Queens

SARAH RAPLEE and JUDITH ASHLEYJudith and I decided there’s no time like the present toremind ourselves and you what Romancing the Genres Blog is all about and how we’veevolved over the years.When we conceived this blog our intention was to create aninclusive, diverse, international blog for readers and writers of romancefiction. We wanted to bring people together and uplift them. We focused

The Year That Will Shock the World

By Courtney Pierce2021 will be an epic year, one that will change the course of future history. Events soon to unfold will enlighten humanity to heights far above the current disillusionment of nasty politics. Like all good books, the climax of a story is the showdown between good and evil, light and dark, right and wrong, truth and lies. Clarity emerges to conclude the story as it began—a