A Willful Woman…

Thoughts about books from a romance addict.

Recurring Themes in My Reading Oct/Nov 2022

on November 30, 2022

Characters who didn’t know they had been adopted.

Characters trying to be different from their terrible parents and often overcorrecting.

Panty ripping. (Always in Christmas romance. An attempt to mitigate the general sap?)

Untreated generalized anxiety disorder.


One response to “Recurring Themes in My Reading Oct/Nov 2022

  1. azteclady says:

    Panty ripping in Christmas stories…okay, that made me cackle. Because the sap, oh man, one can drown in it.

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