During the years I spent paying off my credit card debt, I came back to one special, budget-friendly recipe over and over: bodega beans.
Romance fans have long loved the genre for its unapologetic celebration of female power and sexuality. Now more and more writers are beginning to consider the ways in which their work can offer not just a happy ending, but a powerful statement.
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During the years I spent paying off my credit card debt, I came back to one special, budget-friendly recipe over and over: bodega beans.
Romance fans have long loved the genre for its unapologetic celebration of female power and sexuality. Now more and more writers are beginning to consider the ways in which their work can offer not just a happy ending, but a powerful statement.
