Second Subgenre
Romance – Paranormal
Of all Romance subgenres, paranormal looked the most odd and
curious to me. But after I thought of it, I realized that some popular
television series can fit right into this category. One can think of True Blood
for example, in which vampire, human and sex are not only interwoven but they
are the selling points. The factors appeals are very similar to romance in
general; a passionate story line with an erotic and amorous language and tone.
The setting and characters can be a little bit different for the paranormal
subgenre, with an accent on supernatural beings and mysterious setting. Romance
in general is not known for having unexpected and shocking plot, the reader
usually knows where the story is going. The paranormal subgenre has the
possibility to have a touch of surprising element within the story, it’s easier
when supernatural element can appear at any moment during the book.
Examples:
In a different world, the Island of Rainshadow is full of
secrets and dangers. Rafe is hired to make the island safe again, before
strange creatures started to lure human and kill them. To do so, he asked his
old flame, a singer and a siren, to help him out. Working together can reactivate
old feelings and desires, especially among dangers and mysteries.
Flight from death by
Yasmine Galenorn
A blue dragon is exiled from her land and forced to work for
a paranormal extermination and investigation agency. Not only she has to
acclimate to human culture, but she has the hot for the owner. When a new
patron call for help, many wishes and wants will be set free.
Bad Wolf by Jennifer
Ashley
Broderick, a wolf shifter, has a busy schedule, and on top
of that he is taking care of his three younger brothers. Meanwhile, he tries to
impress a female human, Joanne. They cannot be more opposite. While Broderick
is a fighter and like manual jobs, Joanne is shy and a computer programmer.
Despite they differences, they are draw together and when Broderick is in
trouble, Jeanne will use her skills to save him.
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