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Wed Jul-07-04 09:45 PM
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| Danielle Steele, Catherine Coulter, etc... |
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and other similar writers. What's the appeal? Why are these women gazillionaires? Their books seem to sell like crazy. Not being judgmental here, just genuinely curious. Can anyone tell me?
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| flamingyouth
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Wed Jul-07-04 09:47 PM
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I'm not a fan of either of those authors, but I admit to reading and enjoying Nora Roberts on occasion.
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| Lars39
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Wed Jul-07-04 09:49 PM
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I read fluff to go to sleep. I think Coulter's a RWer, though. My favorite is Jane Ann Krentz, who lets her liberalism shine in her books. :)
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Wed Jul-07-04 11:10 PM
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| 5. Jayne Krentz lives in Seattle |
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And she's apparently a very good liberal.:)
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Wed Jul-07-04 09:50 PM
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| 4. Danielle steel writes about women in real careers who travel |
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different parts of the world. you get a picture of many occupations as well as some of the fun cities in the world.
She has a nice way of putting together a story. And yes there is romance but it is more than that. IMHO
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Thu Jul-08-04 04:04 AM
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just finished reading "Penny maybe" by Kathleen Martin,try it you'll like it.
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| 7. Looks like Catherine Coulter is a big puke... |
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