History of Feminism

the woman died. she died. wrong. and he sits on a bench and pulls out an envelope a year later.

ah... tears. such a great story, but still.

that is wrong.

not suppose to end that way. i do not want, need, spend my time in sad. there is enough of that in the real world. i feel it all.

but reading your post below, you are right. maybe it is the happy ending that catagorizes cause i read a lot of authors in that section and i am not seeing what makes it that catagory.

also, i had a terrific series. much more technical. i kept thinking sure feels like written by man. but again, an excellent series on helicopter pilots. name was initials so i looked it up. a man. such a hoot. everything about it created to appear like romance to fit in that group and nothing about it was, any more than many of the stories i read.

now, that being said. koontz, sanders and childs are favorite authors too. many in the action area or mystery. i read all types.

not big on sci fi. that is about it. though i have read a couple fun authors. they seem to be more toward the sexist.