[ SECRET POST #4059 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4059 ⌋

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Comments

[tabaqui]

First - that image is *gorgeous*. The model reminds me of January Jones. I love that vibrant red!

Okay - i despise 99.9 percent of romances, and totally agree with you - there's just no way what you're describing is remotely believable or interesting.

The only ones I've ever liked are 'Princess Daisy', by Judith Krantz, and 'Ghost Fox'. In PD, she makes no bones about the main character being absolutely beautiful and with a rather unique past, but you don't want to strangle her with her shiny, golden tresses five pages in, either.
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he main similarity between both books is that there's a lot of history and the 'romance' aspect is second or third as far as plots/arcs go.

[(Anonymous)]

I usually don't read romances, but I read Princess Daisy. I'll never forget how Judith Krantz actually had her heroine fart in bed after sex and her boyfriend teasing her about it.

[tabaqui]

Yes!!

That was the first book i ever read with a f/f sex scene, too.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, in the 80s you didn't often find f/f. I read it as a teenager and I was like wow at that scene. There was an older book, Valley of the Dolls, which was really huge in its time for being so daring, that hinted of f/f, but didn't have the actual scenes.

[tabaqui]

Huh. I saw the VotD movie - i don't remember anything even hinting at f/f in that. I wonder if they just took it out completely for the movie.....

[(Anonymous)]

In those days, yeah, I'm sure they did take it out. What I remember from the book it was a free love kind of scene, where one woman, the main character if I remember, was walking into one room with the guy she just slept with, and they came across another woman and it was barely suggested.

[tabaqui]

Huh.
I've always wanted to read that book, but have just never gotten around to it. I shall have to fix that. :)

The movie was kinda depressing, but still....

[(Anonymous)]

It was all that 60's free love stuff, what I remember of it. It was on my mother's shelf of books and I read some of it when she wasn't around. I remember not being too impressed with it for some reason.