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Craziest busy book that WASN'T a bodiceripper?
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The Farthest Eden and Tarifa had nuttiness aplenty in both (incest...rape...crazy as a fox heroines), but they somehow skirted the edge to be respectable-ish HF. Both are set in the old Californio, so I think it's something about the setting. LOL With a nudge over the edge, they could have been full-on BRs with no problem.
Karla (Mossy Love Grotto) wrote: "The Farthest Eden and Tarifa had nuttiness aplenty in both (incest...rape...crazy as a fox heroines), but they somehow skirted the edge to be respectable-ish HF. Both ..."
Were they written in a sense that climatic stuff is set in the past? >:| See, I always have indecision on whether or not to consider that BRery, if it's never in actual scenes, just simply a write-in.
Were they written in a sense that climatic stuff is set in the past? >:| See, I always have indecision on whether or not to consider that BRery, if it's never in actual scenes, just simply a write-in.
No, it happens in the moment IIRC.
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The Farthest Eden (other topics)Tarifa (other topics)
The Farthest Eden (other topics)
Tarifa (other topics)
LOL. Onwards.
I was thinking--you know, it's so easy to veer into the WTF category of bodiceripping goodness, but what are some books that were deeply engaging without being too risque--and should have been a Bodice Ripper?