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Does Your Romance Novel Need a Sex Scene?
Posted by: lynx on: Friday, August 28th, 2009
By Irene Vartanoff (myromancestory.com)
Sex is a controversial topic. But romance novels are by definition about the establishment of an intimate relationship, and intimate relationships involve sex. Thus it is proper and correct for some level of sexual expression to be included. How can you have a romance novel without at least acknowledging the age-old attraction [...]
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