I guess I really came out swinging by making this my first theme. Most of these will be old-hat to you by now, but I hope you’ll see some that are new to you, and how could I make a list without them? It seems like most of these form the bedrock of the Sci-Fi Romance genre. I love our meeker Beta heros and definitely don't think they're not enough.We’re kicking this off with a popular but under-served trope: language barriers! Below I have gathered some of my favourites. So, have you got something interesting for me? 😃
I'm looking for exactly this vibe.Īs he watched her peruse the goods, a foreign thought surfaced, rare but inexorable. Somehow, all this post could be summoned by a quote from Strange Love by Ann Aguire, I read recently. It would be nice, if Hh somehow questioned the ways of society, but that's not necessary. When meeting heroine, our perfectly nice/subdued/accustomed to such lifestyle hero starts slowly getting possesive/ territorial/ dominant/ ready to protect and defend heroine/ alpha-male-ish. Just for this one thread we're making a huge simplification and defining masculinity as your typical alpha man, who hunted the mammoth down, defended his cave with a stone club and dragged his woman by her hair to have a round or two of hot sex while possesively grunting ''Mine''. ours) or could be part of hero's world, but decided/ happened to change and submit to him (uh, don't like this word, but cannot think of any other) Heroine could be a stranger from a different planet (e.g. Hero (and/or) heroine are living in the world in which masculinity is frowned up/ discouraged/ forbidden/ wiped out/ not fashionable/ society is matriarchal and/or dominated by women. So: that needs to be science-fiction or fantasy or dystopian novel. know what I want to read, but it's a little bit hard to explain.
But I also love getting recommendations from you. I ask a lot, my TBR is getting dangerously long, try to keep up with it. I know the title is a little bit ambiguous.
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