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People You Should Know A Conversation with Ross Howard, A Cure for Kirby, Meet Monica Davis and Geir Ness. The Beauty of Change Series Historical Romance Column and Book Reviewer: Kaye Hatfield NEW! Sam DeMarco Have you dreamed of starting your own business? Sam DeMarco, owner of Compliance Team, did and he tells us how he made his dream a reality! Photo Gallery Romance & You (Articles) Romantic Memoir
Quotes & Poetry Expand your quotes and poetic horizons by visiting our various Quotes & Poetry categories: Thought of the Week: Time for New Beginnings A series of 8 articles by Melissa Hamilton comprising a collection of principles that will allow you to make your vision for the future a reality. Read about the Amish, India, Philippines, Greece, & Rome.
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For the average reader, summertime is the season of the year where outdoor activities have us going in a million directions. The romance reader, however, always finds those precious moments to enjoy a great romance story! The Best Places to Read The beautiful benefit to summertime and reading are the variety of fabulous places to stretch out and soak up a great story. Picture this scenario: you’re lounging by a sparkling swimming pool with a cool glass of something while the sun caresses your skin. Ahhhh. A favorite old-fashioned option is reclining on a soft blanket with a cushy pillow under your head. Of course, a gentle breeze brings the scent of flowers while you relax beneath a canopy of richly leafed branches? So Many to Choose The challenge that romance readers face during summertime is accepting there are so many novels to choose from and not enough time to read them all. Thank goodness we have sturdy bookshelves to house the books we have yet to read. Romantic Times BOOKClub can be a useful reference when looking ahead for upcoming books. We glanced at some of the Top Picks for June 2003 and were delighted by the choices. Here is just a sampling of what we found…
Summer, Sunshine, & the Romance Reader Embrace the opportunities found during your busy day to read a great romance. Summertime is the best season of the year to reach out and become one with nature and a good story. Before you know it, you’ll be counting the first snowflakes on the kitchen windowpane. You’ll be so happy that you got the chance to have some fun in between the pages of a romantic tale.
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