Romance History: Cynthia Wright

Cindy Challed spent 20 years writing historical novels under the pen name of Cynthia Wright. The extensive research she did on furniture, fabrics, and architecture led to a second career in interior design. Today, Challed is a Master Designer at Rubenstein Ethan Allen Gllries in Sacramento. Challed's monthly column can be viewed in the Senior Magazine about home decorating.

Cynthia Wright wrote historical romances under her own name and that of Devon Lindsay, the heroine's name in Silver Storm. Since her first book, Caroline, was published in 1977, she had attracted a unique following of loyal readers. She wrote sensuous books with accurately described historical backggrounds, and the most romantic of romance readers think she was the successor of Kathleen E. Woodiwiss.

Success had brought monetary benefits to Cynthia, enabling her to own her own house and travel. But there were other rewards. "I also have much more self-respect than I used to and I find that Rick sees me in a different light. I've become a feminist since 1977 and Rick admires that. He's much more ready to share—housework, decisions, everything. He knows I won't back down or take second place—and he loves it! There's no telling whether these changes might have occurred anyway, without my career and success, but I do know that my financial independence makes both of us take me more seriously."

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Romance History: Cynthia Wright

Cindy Challed spent 20 years writing historical novels under the pen name of Cynthia Wright. The extensive research she did on furniture, fabrics, and architecture led to a second career in interior design. Today, Challed is a Master Designer at Rubenstein Ethan Allen Gllries in Sacramento. Challed's monthly column can be viewed in the Senior Magazine about home decorating.

Cynthia Wright wrote historical romances under her own name and that of Devon Lindsay, the heroine's name in Silver Storm. Since her first book, Caroline, was published in 1977, she had attracted a unique following of loyal readers. She wrote sensuous books with accurately described historical backggrounds, and the most romantic of romance readers think she was the successor of Kathleen E. Woodiwiss.

Success had brought monetary benefits to Cynthia, enabling her to own her own house and travel. But there were other rewards. "I also have much more self-respect than I used to and I find that Rick sees me in a different light. I've become a feminist since 1977 and Rick admires that. He's much more ready to share—housework, decisions, everything. He knows I won't back down or take second place—and he loves it! There's no telling whether these changes might have occurred anyway, without my career and success, but I do know that my financial independence makes both of us take me more seriously."

To read more: 

http://rosaromance.splinder.com/post/17348767/

Man Candy Day: Bryan Slater

Yes I know, it's a day first of usual, but today I'm bored and so I'd like to be a bit silly. But not so much, and since other week I posted a very cute man candy, but perhaps a little too young, today I want to please who likes man older, but very handsome.



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Bryan Slater, 42 years old, makes a living in the show business industry of New York City.

Originally a student of art, Bryan has recently discovered the pleasure of being a subject of art. He has worked intensively with photographer Walter Kurtz, but can also ad other big names to his artistic carer, like Paul Reitz, Kim Hanson, Kelly Grider, Thomas Synnamon and Kristopher Kelly. And today Bryan appears on BeautifulMag as Dylan Rosser’s second New York City boy.

@BeautifulMag - Dylan Rosser
@Dylan Rosser

Man Candy Day: Bryan Slater

Yes I know, it's a day first of usual, but today I'm bored and so I'd like to be a bit silly. But not so much, and since other week I posted a very cute man candy, but perhaps a little too young, today I want to please who likes man older, but very handsome.



( more pics )

Bryan Slater, 42 years old, makes a living in the show business industry of New York City.

Originally a student of art, Bryan has recently discovered the pleasure of being a subject of art. He has worked intensively with photographer Walter Kurtz, but can also ad other big names to his artistic carer, like Paul Reitz, Kim Hanson, Kelly Grider, Thomas Synnamon and Kristopher Kelly. And today Bryan appears on BeautifulMag as Dylan Rosser’s second New York City boy.

@BeautifulMag - Dylan Rosser
@Dylan Rosser