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	<title>Comments on: Writerly Wednesday - Heroes And Heroines</title>
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	<description>A seduction in words</description>
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		<title>By: Michele</title>
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		<dc:creator>Michele</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Wed, 30 May 2007 17:30:14 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Of your list, the only ones' I've read are Jenn Crusie, Linda Howard and Susan E Philips. 
The most fav cliche lately is the one with Sam Starrett and Alyssa Locke in Suzanne Brockmann's book.  He thinks he's doing the right and noble thing, which has him not getting the girl he loves, not realizing that doing the right thing isn't always what it seems.  We can be victims of  our formulative years and unless we dig into the situation as adults and get adult understanding we can  make erroneous choices. Boy, did he ever! LOL

The worst?
It wasn't comtempoary

Female  has a destiny. Was told not to fall in love.  She does. He dies. BY HER HAND.
 For the other guy who treats her like crap from moment one ... you get the hint that at some point in the series, he will be the one she'll fall in love with because he is "like her" and works within the same destiny,therefore are fated to be.  But we're supposed to care about her enough to follow the series to find out
Sheesh!

If I can tell what is going to happen within the first three chapters, even so far as to figure out where the series is going to lead, why read it?

I didn't .  I don't like those scenarios. Never have,never will.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Of your list, the only ones&#8217; I&#8217;ve read are Jenn Crusie, Linda Howard and Susan E Philips.<br />
The most fav cliche lately is the one with Sam Starrett and Alyssa Locke in Suzanne Brockmann&#8217;s book.  He thinks he&#8217;s doing the right and noble thing, which has him not getting the girl he loves, not realizing that doing the right thing isn&#8217;t always what it seems.  We can be victims of  our formulative years and unless we dig into the situation as adults and get adult understanding we can  make erroneous choices. Boy, did he ever! LOL</p>
<p>The worst?<br />
It wasn&#8217;t comtempoary</p>
<p>Female  has a destiny. Was told not to fall in love.  She does. He dies. BY HER HAND.<br />
 For the other guy who treats her like crap from moment one &#8230; you get the hint that at some point in the series, he will be the one she&#8217;ll fall in love with because he is &#8220;like her&#8221; and works within the same destiny,therefore are fated to be.  But we&#8217;re supposed to care about her enough to follow the series to find out<br />
Sheesh!</p>
<p>If I can tell what is going to happen within the first three chapters, even so far as to figure out where the series is going to lead, why read it?</p>
<p>I didn&#8217;t .  I don&#8217;t like those scenarios. Never have,never will.</p>
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