Love Me, Love Me Not, Edited by Katie Fforde and Sue Moorcroft
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Romantic fiction is a broad church and the entries here range from chick lit to gothic fantasy and even soft porn. The authors' notes prove no less diverting: Nell Dixon lives with a cactus called Spike; Sue Moorcroft likes scuba diving in a "bimbly" kind of a way; while Eileen Ramsay shares a birthday with Jane Austen.
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