This is my Insecure Writers Support Group post for October 2022.
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My favorite genre to both read and write is western historical romance. I enjoy sinking into a book and experiencing life in the 19th century. It's interesting to compare the way common tasks were done back then to modern times. I also like the traditional values. The characters are typically hard-working, practical-minded people who aren't preoccupied with frivolous things and don't expect wealth and prosperity to be handed to them.
The hero and heroine often meet under difficult circumstances, but going through those trials together causes them develop solid, lasting feelings for each other. WHR MCs earn their relationship - no instalove based on physical attraction alone. And, since WHR is a romance genre, no matter how rough the middle gets, readers are guaranteed a happy ending.
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Back when people had values. Remember those?
ReplyDeleteI agree with L.Diane.
ReplyDeleteI love historicals myself.
ReplyDeleteThose were some decent people back then...
ReplyDeleteHa! Yes, Diane. We need to go back to that as a society.
DeleteThanks for visiting, Cathrina and Holly.
Agree, Alex. Thanks for visiting.
I have to say, your books are the only westerns I've read. But they are great reads!
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you! That means a lot.
DeleteEven though they didn't live in Western times, I often think about how my grandparents would've reacted to all that's going on today. They wouldn't believe it.
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