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Writing Romance: A Novelist's Tips On Writing Romantic Fiction

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A romance novelist's journey on how to write romance fiction, and all the fun stuff in between. Originally posted on her blog, this book ranges from getting started, self-publishing ups and downs, and writing craft.

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