New frontiers in exoticized ethnicity romance

[rachelmanija]

Christmas, Texas Style: Four Texas Babies / A Texan Under the Mistletoe / Merry Texmas

Apparently Texan, along with Sheikh, is an ethnicity. Who knew!

I found this gem, along with The Australian's Housekeeper Bride, The Billionaire's Scandalous Marriage, The Blackmail Bargain, The Royal Baby Bargain, Sale or Return Bride, The Sultan's Virgin Bride, The Greek's Bridal Bargain, Bought: The Greek's Bride, The Italian's Blackmailed Mistress, The Italian Prince's Pregnant Bride, The Italian Boss's Secret Child, The Boss's Christmas Baby, One Night Baby, and Pregnancy of Revenge, on someone bookmooch inventory. In case you were wondering. No, I did not mooch.

Perhaps the ultimate romance would be The Billionaire Biracial Boss's Blackmailed Bargain Bride's Brazos Baby: Born on Boxing Day.

Comments

[nestra.livejournal.com]

Texans have long been a theme in category romances, at least the ones I see. There's a whole mythology.

[veejane.livejournal.com]

Well, of course! If you can't wear a kilt, the next best thing is to be rootin' and tootin'(*), right? I would say "and to walk up to a water trough and cool down, there being no A/C", but I think that enough Texan-featuring romances are historical that that might actually happen.

(*) You know that movie Innerspace, where through the magic of SCIENCE Dennis Quaid possesses Martin Short's body? And they do battle against the evil technology trafficker, who is caught at one point singing into his hair dryer while wearing nothing but underpants, cowboy boots, and a cowboy hat? And who is played by none other than The Doctor from Star Trek: We Got Lost? In my head, that is the character featured in all of the Texan romances.

[badnoodles.livejournal.com]

Promptly Netflixed, because I have a Robert Picardo fetish so very hard. And I'm a Texan!