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Like writing romance novels? Here’s an event for you:

The Carolina Romance Writers will be holding their monthly meeting and workshop on Saturday, November 7, at the Hickory Tavern, 9010 Harris Corners Parkway, Charlotte, NC (704-921-4466).

Sign-in begins at 11 am and the program runs from 11:30 am to 3:30 pm, with a break for lunch. This month’s program, Writing Memorable Characters, will be presented by award-winning author Judi McCoy. Ms. McCoy has published over a dozen romantic suspense and romantic mystery novels and teaches the “aspiring author” course at the Romantic Times convention. All guests must register online at www.carolinaromancewriters.com and first-time visitors may attend free.

For further information e-mail info@carolinaromancewriters.com Carolina Romance Writers. To find out more about the Carolina Romance Writers, check out the website at www.carolinaromancewriters.com.

It’s been all over the news–the fact that romance novels are selling like hot cakes.

They mainstream press says it’s because of the happy endings.

Trust me, it’s the sex.

Romance novels aren’t as explicit as erotica, but they are hot and heavy.

I know, because we have a romance novelist on staff here. Cheris Hodges has written eight romance novels. Her latest one More Than He Can Handle, centers around a wedding hookup. Yes, there is more to the plot than that, but what struck me most about this hot romance is the fact that the two main characters had sex within days of meeting each other.

That’s my kind of bridesmaid.

But romance novels teach you that you can make love without chains and whips or vibrators.

And romance novels give you sappy ideas of how to make your love life better, you know like adding whipped cream and frosting to your real life sex scene.

So, buy a romance novel and add some sweet to your spicy sex. And at least for one night, you will live happily ever after.