To be honest interracial and multicultural romances are similar to those not in these sub-genres. People are people, no matter where they are from, or what they look like. We all want to be loved, and this has been reflected in every romance novel I've ever read.
But... it's those subtle differences between cultures and races that puts an extra twist on a story. I love learning about new cultures while reading. It saves me travel expenses and time. I appreciate it when I can relate to the characters in a romance on a deeper level because they are just like me. Most of all I like the way everyone mixes in these stories. Love crosses all barriers.
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Let's head on over to the other blogs to see what they enjoy about multicultural and interracial romances.
Have a blast with Color of Love Bloghop, Nana.
ReplyDeleteI will, Stella. You too.
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I wish I could say any time, but it's a lot of work, so I'll say you're welcome instead.
DeleteWhat a great thing to celebrate! Love is color blind after all. ;)
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Thank you for participating!
Thanks Tina. Love is love no matter how you look at it. A rainbow that makes the heart glow.
DeleteI love learning about new cultures while reading, too. It never fails to flesh out a book, not to mention make it more real and intriguing!
ReplyDeleteIt adds a little bit of *something* to the story.
DeleteI enjoy learning about new cultures especially when it come to matters of the heart. Love is love no matter who, what or when.
ReplyDeleteI see lots of amazing books here!!!!!
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