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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 12:59:08 AM
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OneOfHisJewels
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I will fear no evil and Broyce are guys too.
So are driven by God, and mazarito, or whatever that name was.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 1:16:45 AM
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You know...I rather like Edmund from the Narnia series.
He always reminded me of a premature, annoying brat.
I will say one thing for fictional romance novels. They accurately depict the type a man a woman would fall in love with in reality.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 7:26:53 AM
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You know...I rather like Edmund from the Narnia series.
He always reminded me of a premature, annoying brat.
Even in Prince Caspian?
I was totally awed and hilariously amused by his scene in PC where he is meeting with the evil King.
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I will say one thing for fictional romance novels. They accurately depict the type a man a woman would fall in love with in reality.
hmmmm...not sure how to take this comment. In some ways you are right...some of the fellows we've talked about show great personal character as well as shallower qualities that add to their attractiveness. However, give me a real life, down-to-earth man of integrity any day.
I know. I once had one.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 8:57:30 AM
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I've never read Danielle Steele but that was the first name that came to mind. I never heard of Lori Wick...
Who was the big name in Harlequin romances at one time (or still is for all I know)? Barbara ????? I keep cringing when I think that's the type of thing Randy's referring to. 
Years ago I stayed with my grandparents for a week. (I was about 12 or 13) During the day when they were at work, and I had read all the Field and Stream and Sports Afield magazines in the house I picked up one of my grandma's Harlequin romance books. Being a very fast reader I ended up reading a couple dozen of them over the next few days (Boredom makes us do horrendously terrible things)
As a result of that experience I've come to the understanding that I have read every single HR book ever written. Here's the plot: 1) Girl suffers some life changing tragedy or move. 2) Girl meets boy A. 3) Girl dislikes Boy A but finds him slightly attractive (in a scary sort of way). 4) Girl meets Boy B and they hit it off well. 5) Girl continues runnning into Boy A and he grows on her a little but stays scary. 6) Girl realizes that she doesn't really love boy B (even though they are engaged or something close) 7) some other tragedy or event happens and Boy A saves Girl. 8) Girl and Boy A get married and live happily (and lustfully) ever after.
The characters and story are all the same, they just change the cover art and the names and places.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 11:00:51 AM
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Has anyone ever read any of the OMallory series? I really like the men characters........perfect mate men for sure.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 7:16:11 PM
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Has anyone ever read any of the OMallory series? I really like the men characters........perfect mate men for sure.
I googled OMallory and did not get very far. Could I have a first name and a book title Please? Thanks.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 9:22:09 PM
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joy2give2u
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Sure I will even include a link......O'Mallery Series by Dee Henderson
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/4/2008 11:35:05 PM
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Sure I will even include a link......O'Mallery Series by Dee Henderson
Thank you, I thought the authors name was O'Mallery. LOL
I have seen these, they are not my usual genre, but I may give them a try.
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/5/2008 2:17:18 PM
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Hey Guys, do you remember the lady characters in the books you read?
as likely as i am to remember the male characters ... i don't know that i think about dating them though ...
So how much do you remember the male characters?
as much as i remember the female characters ... i don't really think about dating them either ... but i have a good memory and read (and listen to) a lot of books ... i really don't know if i remember more or less than the average person ...
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RE: The Perfect Mate - 9/6/2008 7:40:19 PM
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Even in Prince Caspian?
I was too distracted by the someone sitting next to me in the movie theater to notice his performance in Prince Caspian. 
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Could you clarify why you mean by "fictional romance novels", Randy?
Non-specific, I just see a lot of qualities in these fictional characters that women (and men) would want in their "perfect" mate.
For example, the gallantry, romanticism, allurement in the ever-so perfect lad that every dame swoons over.
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