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Romantic suspense combines the romance novel's character emphasis and the mystery novel's plot development with the positive ending that is expected in both genres.

Works and brief biography of Daphne du Maurier, English novelist, short-story writer and biographer, her bestseller books are blockbuster movies.

According to the Romance Writer's of America, the romance novel contains a central love story and an emotionally satisfying ending.

Author Shiloh Walker shares her writing life, getting published, and advice on writing best-selling fantasy and paranormal romances.

In her In Death series, Nora Roberts, as J.D. Robb, reverses the practice of other mystery writers by turning to the series format for extended character development.

du Maurier's fifth novel is an extremely popular read that has legions of fans as well as critics.

Author Shiloh Walker talks about finding a good agent, the challenges of writing fantasy/paranormal romance novels, and print vs. e-book publication.

Since each romance publisher has different guidelines as to the levels of intimacy they expect in love scenes, it pays to know the three types of romantic scenes.

Julie Day sets out on a quest to encourage healthy living in children and teens with her magical adventure novel, Rosie and the Sick School.

By employing a friendship theme to highlight Eve Dallas' emotional growth, Nora Roberts again uses her J.D. Robb In Death series to develop her central character.

Liz Phelps suffered the partial amputation of three fingers in an accident in 1997. Learn how she managed to survive and even thrive despite the loss of several fingers.