romantic fiction

No less than today, women were the main consumers of romantic fiction.

And yet one knew that against all the claims of romantic fiction, this place did not look now as once it had.

She knew too well Philip's true opinion of romantic fiction.

She wrote many books of romantic fiction about the gentry.

The story of this first meeting is, however, no more than an amusing and romantic fiction.

This picture of our culture's lost innocence is mostly romantic fiction.

Chambers later turned to writing romantic fiction to earn a living.

Mary began to create and sell romantic fiction to women's magazines.

People can invest time and emotion in a person who turns out to be a romantic fiction.

Her novels tend to stay within the realms of romantic fiction.

Serendipitous meetings will have to be written out of romantic fiction.

There had never been more elegant and romantic fiction.

Ripe romantic fiction, but given the setting, why not?

For recreation he enjoyed music, theatre, romantic fiction, conversation and food.

And then they run into each other, as they must in any respectable piece of romantic fiction.

Cooper is the greatest artist in the domain of romantic fiction yet produced by America.

In vain I looked for the archetypal platoon of romantic fiction.

About the only romantic fiction I've ever been able to stomach, probably because it's a great blend of historical and fantasy as well.

To fill the gaps, much romantic fiction and nonsense has been written about Anne.

He wrote more than thirty books, several of them in Norwegian, of romantic fiction.

In 1975, Cooper published her first work of romantic fiction, Emily.

As a result editors have begun targeting younger people who enjoy both Christian and romantic fiction.

Richard I of England has been depicted many times in romantic fiction and popular culture.

Karen White is an American author of more than ten romantic fiction novels.

Katie Flynn is the author of numerous historical and romantic fiction novels.