Romance Rave

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. Nora Roberts is well know for her prolific pen. In the mid-1990s she began a futuristic series "In Death". What pen name does she use to write this series which involves Eve Dallas? Hannah Green Jennifer Blake J.D. Robb Karen Robbs

2. Claire Delacroix wrote a Bride Quest Trilogy which includes "The Princess" and "The Damsel". What is the third book of the trilogy? In this book the third brother finally meets his match in a dare he can't refuse. Answer: (The __________)

3. T or F In Julie Garwood's "Saving Grace" the heroine is overwhelmed with sadness in the beginning of the book when she learns that her husband is dead. True False

4. In a made up land near Russia, Johanna Lindsey creates a desperate monarchy and everlasting love. The story, however, does not end with one book, "Once A Princess". What is the companion book to "Once A Princess"? You Belong To Me Prisoner of My Desire Forever in Your Embrace Once a Prince

5. Iris Johansen is famous for her romance as well as her fiction novels. One of her romance novels is "Beloved Scoundrel", in which the hero is often called the Duke of ______ . Darkness Charm Pleasure Diamonds

6. In Johanna Lindsey's novel "Until Forever", Roseleen, a modern woman, gets her Viking "captive" to take her back in time to meet which famous person? Duke/King William Bloody Mary Queen Elizabeth I King George III

7. Sandra Brown, well known for her fiction and romance, touches upon artificial insemination in which of her novels? Reily in the Morning Alibi The Switch Fat Tuesday

8. Kathleen E. Woodiwiss has been writing for a long time. She has produced timeless classics as well as outdated love stories. Which of the following did she NOT write? The Flame and the Flower Shanna Beyond the Kiss Love Me Forever

9. In Catherine Coulter's "Warrior's Song" Chandra's desire to be a warrior lands her in a heap of trouble. Who saves her? Lord Hugh Payn de Chaworth Graelam de Moreton Jerval de Vernon

10. Harlequin and Silhouette writer Leanne Banks often writes about what, which often leads to a marriage of convenience? familial expectations potentially ruined reputation unexpected pregnancy business merger