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How to write a story that is “A Winner” – featured on the Harlequin India Blog

Posted on April 2, 2018July 23, 2024 by Reet Singh

January 27, 2014 Reet Singh We all love a good story. How often have we started a book that we couldn’t put down? Or watched a serial on the television that we wished would not end? That is what a good story does, ensnares us and keeps us hooked long after we’re done with it.… Continue reading

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Twenty Questions on Aurelia B Rowl’s blog

Posted on April 1, 2018July 23, 2024 by Reet Singh

March 20, 2014 Twenty Questions with … Reet Singh I had the pleasure of ‘meeting’ todays’ #TwentyQuestions guest in an author group on Facebook so I am delighted to be able to introduce you all to Reet Singh, author of Scorched by His Fire released last month by Harlequin India… 1) Have you always been a… Continue reading

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The challenge in writing a romance in an Indian setting

Posted on March 29, 2018July 23, 2024 by Reet Singh

In response to a question posed by poet and author, Madhuri Maitra:

The romances I grew up reading revolved around dashing Englishmen, debonair French nobles, ruthless Arab sheiks, swashbuckling Australian ranchers and the like. The stories unfolded in exotic locations. Therefore, when called upon to write a romance in an Indian setting, I imagined it would be difficult. How would I get an Indian hero to do what Englishmen and Frenchmen had been doing in the Mills and Boons of yore?

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