Added by: Thrakatak | Karma: 266.31 | Fiction literature | 21 April 2010
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Andrew Gross
№1 Bestseller in Amazon.com Kindle Edition section!
Gross, who's partnered with James Patterson on a number of bestsellers (Lifeguard, etc.), mixes murder, suspense, sex and romance as capably as his mentor in his assured second solo thriller (after The Blue Zone)...
The Cheaters Guide to Writing Erotic Romance For Publication and Profit
With step by step How-To instructions on: Building Characters Building a Plot Writing Action Scenes Writing Sex Scenes There are lots of Creative Writing books out there... This isnt one of them. The difference between Fiction and Reality? Fiction has to make Sense. Praise for: The Cheaters Guide to Writing Erotic Romance If you can only buy one book on writing, make it this one.
The Verbal Complex in Romance: A Case Study in Grammatical Interfaces
This book explores the interface between syntax and the other components of the grammar, in particular phonology, morphology, and argument structure. The author proceeds through a consideration of case studies, such as clitics and complex predicates (auxiliary and modal verbs) in Romance, grounding theoretical analysis in constant exemplification. She shows that a careful analysis of their properties can lead to a better understanding of the interaction of the various components of the grammar.
Added by: susan6th | Karma: 3133.44 | Fiction literature | 1 February 2010
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Build My World
A new job. A new life. A new love. Casey Russo needs a change. Her husband is gone and building a new life for herself seems like the only thing to do. She never expects to wind up on a whirlwind tour with the world's hottest pop group, Quintessential. When a romance with singer Michael Brooks heats up, Casey learns that she can't run from her past and secrets never stay secret.
Lynsay Sands (Argeneau Family 03) Single White Vampire
When the stories of a vampire who is writing the biographies of his kin are mistaken for romances, the vampire's publisher forces him to go to a romance convention—where he finds a romance of his own.
