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Thorns & Ink: Romance and Attraction

November 15, 2017November 12, 2017 by Ryane

I bet some of you know me, and some of you don’t. I read A LOT. I will read anything. But I think in most circles I am known for my love of kink, erotica, BDSM, shifters, and science fiction. Today, I want to talk about the romance and attraction. I love when authors get under my skin. Good or bad. It lets me know I am still human. Authors create such beautiful characters, I run out of space on my love list. In books we can be attracted to anyone we please. The beauty of it, we can keep it a secret if we want. The interesting thing about romance,… Continue Reading Thorns & Ink: Romance and Attraction

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