The Rantings Of A Crazy Person by Roxanne Greening

Human drama, comradery, emotional highs, escapism, heartbreak, and happy endings are just a part of sports as the novels that critics mock. The male equivalent to romance novels is watching sports.

How does the fantasy relate to reality? Should romance writers have to answer this question any more than authors of mystery or crime novels? We should not forget that the primary function of popular novels is to entertain. This fantasy has a powerful appeal to many women. She shows him how to love without emasculating him, thereby 'taming the wild stallion.' The love between them heals them and enhances their lives together. The heroine struggles with him at first, but she has a powerful allure about her that he finds irresistible. The male lead is usually tall, dark, handsome, aggressive, exciting, dangerous, and erotic. One of the more controversial aspects of these novels is the depiction of both men and women. There is true love and happy endings in these novels- why shouldn't there be? Perhaps the problem is not with the romance genre, but the world that we live in.

In contrast to the man's world that we currently live in, this is a woman's world, containing the values and relationships that our society often lacks. The romance novel is primarily written by women, for women. Going as far as threatening her life.Why do 'trashy' romance novels make up forty percent of mass market paperback sales each year? Are they simply an opiate or escapist strategy for millions of women? Many critics have dismissed them as such, but a closer reading reveals far more. But someone was after her, and he believed that she was his. She took everything that I had to give, and she gave me what I thought I’d never want. The moment she stepped out onto the porch, I was lost. There weren’t any women that turned my head for more than a night of fun. I never thought I’d have my own old lady. I would give my life for my brothers and their crazy women, never thinking of my own future. But life wasn’t simple, and it wasn’t forgiving.

Knox turned my world upside down, twisting and turning it into a work of beauty and warmth. I turned my back on the life I built, as meager as it was, and into the arms of a crazy, relentless man. The day I met Savanna changed my life, and in the end her friendship cost me my hard-earned freedom. I learned two hard life lessons at a young age everyone always wanted something, and nothing in life was free. I dreamed of freedom, a life outside the cold walls that I found myself trapped in. Tossed into foster care and fallen through the cracks. Life seemed to enjoy twisting your lady bits. It was unrelenting, harsh, and unforgiving.

The Rantings Of A Crazy Person by Roxanne Greening