Romantic Intentions Quarterly - Issue 1, April 2018
by Romantic Intentions Quarterly
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Pub Date 3 Apr 2018 | Archive Date 30 May 2018
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Description
An interview with Julia London, author of Tempting the Laird... The Romance of Consent -- Yes Means YES in the BDB and Beyond... Where (All) the Boys Are -- Reverse Harems Explained... 10 Questions with Sarah Wendell, of Smart Bitches, Trashy Books... Indie Spotlight: Karpov Kincaid... TV Ships... Book Reviews... Romance on Screen... Mary Balogh: An Appreciation... Superheroes as Romantic Heroes... Making the Case for Romance: The Liaden Universe... Top 10 Romance Parodies... MORE
Available Editions
| EDITION | Ebook |
| ISBN | 9781925770087 |
| PRICE | US$3.99 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Melissa M, Reviewer
What a treat for omnivoracious lovers of all things Romance. RI Quarterly brings us reviews of all genres of romance novels, but widens the field to include must watch (or in some cases must-avoid) television series and movies. With a couple of fun interviews of stars of the genre Julia London, talking about her career and her upcoming books, and Sarah Wendell of Smart Bitches Trashy Books, reading RIQ is a real pleasure. And incidentally, it will have you whipping out your card to order some of the top-rated pre-releases that will be landing in June and July. Do it again in July, please!
Rhonda C, Reviewer
Wonderful new magazine
Rachel Hyland Editor-in-Chief and her staff did an excellent job with this the first issue of their magazine that covers much more than romance books. Romance is covered in books, TV, Film and life, and covered well. There are a wide variety of genres covered and a nod to the past and how public attitudes have changed and the books and shows reflect that.
I look forward to reading the next issue.
I received an advance reader copy from Netgalley.
Donna Jo P, Reviewer
This is a great quarterly magazine. It gives a few articles, some romance book reviews, Even some movies, tv shows etc. a little bit of everything. Looking forward to future issues.
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