Escape with a Scoundrel by Shelly Thacker

She picks a place at random, and ends up in Paper Moon, Montana, a far cry from where she lives in Columbus, Ohio and the the culture shock for her is such that Paper Moon may as well be the real moon.įinding a diner that serves only “new-velle” cuisine, Juanita is outraged that she can’t get a simple plate of eggs and bacon for breakfast. So she decides to abandon her old boring life and said thankless children and picks up and leaves. It features an over 40 black heroine named Jaunita who, after reading a bunch of romance novels, (and being harangued by her thankless grown children) realizes she wants the sort of romance and adventure she’s read about. So I am HERE for this topic.ĭancing on the Edge of the Roof by Sheila Williams. We remain healthy, and want everyone else to remain healthy as well, but it’s a bummer. This summer we were booked to cruise the Mon & Brec canal in Wales, then spend a day in Amsterdam and a week in Beaune, France, but alas, not so much. Sarah: This is one of my favorite sub-genres, as I love to travel and I love romances where a character is immersed in a different world or culture. I am sure many of you have had your travel plans cancelled, altered, or scrapped in the planning stages, so let’s travel virtually through our romances shall we? What travel or fish out of water romance would you recommend?

This month, I was chatting with the crew at Bitchery HQ about which of many options to choose from, and Shana said, “Travel romances, or Fish out of water, since no one can go anywhere?” We pick a specific sub-genre, trope, or type of romance, and we have to make ONE recommendation for that type.Īnd no more than two sentences as to why.

Time for the most evil recommendation feature we have: READY, SET, GO!

Escape with a Scoundrel by Shelly Thacker