Okay, I have to go look up this "the alpha male and the runway" of which you speak.
It's an archetype in historical romance, particularly in Regency and Georgian settings. A World Not So Black Nor White fits it. The classic example is Georgette Heyer's These Old Shades.
Yes, I agree that the tight POV is one of my characteristics!
This may be why readers will respond, "I don't usually read (some extreme element, to them) but I was drawn into this story."
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Date: 2006-01-29 04:24 am (UTC)It's an archetype in historical romance, particularly in Regency and Georgian settings. A World Not So Black Nor White fits it. The classic example is Georgette Heyer's These Old Shades.
Yes, I agree that the tight POV is one of my characteristics!
This may be why readers will respond, "I don't usually read (some extreme element, to them) but I was drawn into this story."