There is no spontaneity if you have children. During the week when they have to go to school, you’d think they were dead based on their comatose state. There’s nothing like lying around in bed and not having to worry about small bodies rushing in and jumping all over it to wake you up because they’re hungry. I’m not a morning person, so this is very important to me. Somehow the kid would wind up upside down in the bed and his feet would invariably find their way to my face.
I guess that’s better than when my nephew was her age. It wasn’t enough to have me hanging off the edge of the mattress, she had to throw her arm around my neck, too, and wake me up in the middle of the night. How someone so tiny could take up that much space is beyond me. My four-year-old niece recently spent the night with me, and she took over the bed. Here they are in order of least to most important:įour. I, personally, can think of four perfectly good reasons.
But what about people who don’t want children? Is there something wrong with them? People who do have kids always talk about the joys of parenthood, but they omit the very valid reasons why someone shouldn’t have any. The desire to procreate is not only part of life, it’s a popular theme in romance novels. It is my pleasure to feature Delaney Diamond! She has an interesting yet controversial subject. Questions? Leave it below and I’ll answer it as soon as possible 🙂 This number will allow me to tweet (and retweet) eight books every Monday. I will be taking the first forty authors that leave their required info below. While I can’t guarantee a specific date-I can guarantee you will be tweeted on a Monday in July. Leave a comment below with the tweet you would like tweeted. This is a great FREE way to get EXPOSURE for your book!! Interested? Great- Here’s how to join. During the month of July I’ll be tweeting multicultural romance info to my followers (around 1700). It’s kind of challenging to put all of that info in a tweet so be creative. In 150 characters or less tell about your book (make sure you include the title). Any sub-genre is acceptable (LGBT, Historical, New Adult, Paranormal, Contemporary,… etc.). The Multicultural Romance genre includes r omance novels in which the cultural, racial, or ethnic background of one (or both) of the main characters (hero/heroine) is from an Asian, African, Hispanic, Native American, Middle Eastern and/or Pacific Islander heritage. This summer my goal is to introduce romance readers to new (or new to them) multicultural romance novels and authors. Multicultural romance is HOT this summer! So much diversity is introduced in love stories filled with romance, angst, conflict and passion.
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