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 We want to make one thing perfectly clear. We love Amazon. Like, a lot. We’re firm believers that if something isn’t sold on Amazon, we don’t really need it. So, this post is not—nor will it ever be—an attack on Amazon. What it will be instead is a polite call for change to a policy that has recently been brought to our attention and troubles us deeply—and that policy is how authors are paid for their work that is downloaded through the Kindle Unlimited (KU) program.
I speed occasionally. (OK, I speed mostly. Occasionally I drive the actual speed limit. But I digress…) But never have I been fortunate enough to get pulled over by a hot cop. The romance genre, on the other hand, is positively overrun with hot cops, and I love it! So, without further ado, here are our picks for the top 11 hottest romance cops you’d be more than willing to commit a felony for.
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Here Romance Rehab, we love the romance genre. Heck, we even wrote a defense of the genre to shut down all the small-minded critics out there who so enjoy slamming our choice of reading materials. But no genre is without its faults. With that in mind, here are our picks for the top 12 things we never again want to see in romance novels:
(Listed in no particular order) Cry me a river! 10 Tear jerker romances that will break your heart, then put it back together8/18/2017 
Women are complicated creatures. Sometimes we want a light-hearted romance read that will make us laugh after a tough day in the real world. And other times...well, other times we want the direct opposite. Sometimes we just need a good ugly-cry, you know? With that in mind, here are our picks for the best 10 tear jerkers that will break your heart, then put it right back together again.
(Listed in no particular order)
 For reasons known only to the Big Guy upstairs, NYTimes and USA Today Best Selling author Darynda Jones won both a Golden Heart and a RITA for her manuscript FIRST GRAVE ON THE RIGHT. But even before that, she couldn’t remember a time she wasn’t putting pen to paper. When she was five, she would pick up a pencil and notepad, scribble utter chaos onto the page and ask her mom to read her masterpiece aloud. Thankfully, her mother would play along. Later she wrote plays for the neighborhood kids, made up stories for her brother as he played cars, and fell in love with Captain Kirk. Those raging, seven-year-old hormones only fueled her imagination, prompting her to create fantastical stories for Barbie and Ken to enact. Ken was such a bad boy back then.
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