Lee
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I've been wondering why your heroines are not virgins? Most authors who write this genre make their leading ladies virginal, so when I "discovered" your books, it was a nice surprise. Any particular reason you choose to write your female characters like this?
Elizabeth Hoyt
Well, I do write virgins, but there's only so many first time scenes I can write before it gets very, very boring.
I do prefer experienced ladies because then the sex isn't "THAT'S a penis?!" and can be more nuanced.
I do prefer experienced ladies because then the sex isn't "THAT'S a penis?!" and can be more nuanced.
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Violet Bilbao
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Elizabeth Hoyt:
I'VE JUST HEARD OF THIS, SO I'M PRETTY EXCITED. So, is Alf going to be the next Ghost of St. Giles? Will she become a femme fatale and then the Duke-of-Whatever (I dunno his title sorry) going to know the secret? Will there be fighting techniques and stuff? And will Val play a part on this? Thanks (and oops I'm book-stalking again)
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