Interracial novella romance

Lucas never said too much, but his eyes did. So why are these writers so attuned to love that crosses ethnic barriers? Before I was really aware of it, I had him as Latino. Devotees of romance fiction, predominantly female, are demanding that their favorite category be ethnically as diverse as the real world. As recently as last winter, a Super Bowl TV ad for Cheerios that featured a family with a black father and a white mother evoked an ugly response from some viewers, followed by a supportive public counter response. Those dark, dark Latin eyes. No one knows more about how times have changed than bestselling romance author Kimberly Kaye Terry.

One of the newest branches of the popular genre is interracial romance, which just a few decades ago would have been too hot to handle. In the s, some U. Publishers are taking heed, as well they might: Those dark, dark Latin eyes. Pick a race, any race, but make them the same.