Slow or Fast? - Romance Writers Weekly - #lovechatwrite

Here in Northern British Columbia, we are still waiting for summer. We’ve had hot days here and there, but also a lot of rain. But what’s better to do on a rainy summer day than read?

This week on the blog hop, we’ve been asked:

What’s more romantic: a slow burn under the summer sun or a whirlwind July affair?

For me, it’s totally the slow burn. I’m all about the lingering glances, the accidental touches, the yearning and longing until someone gets brave enough to make a move. I love to write and read about the building tension, the growing attraction, until it just can’t be denied. To me, those are the embers of a great romance.

What about you? What’s your preferred summer romance pace?

Let me know in the comments, then hop over to Jenna Da Sie for her take on this topic!

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On sweltering summer days, it can be fun to remember to bitter chill of winter. Check out my December holiday romance, The Promise of Frost!

An adventurous kitten, a curious dog, and a matchmaking eight-year-old guarantee this will be a holiday to remember.

Luca Tannon’s new neighbour is a sexy but surly single dad. Which is all for the best since she’s intent on reclaiming her life after a toxic long-term relationship.

Caleb Frost won’t let anything distract him from ensuring his son’s first Christmas as the child of divorced parents is perfect. And that includes the irritatingly intriguing woman living next door.

Everything is going as planned…until it’s not.
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(Luca 32, Caleb 41)