Eboni Snoe is black. Snoe floated into the conference wearing a suit Alexis Carrington would kill for. The Florida native speaks in honeyed tones that are as charming and alluring as her contemporary romance novels. I created the name in 1990 and wanted people to know that from black to white to all cultures in between, I write for a universal audience. I have a deep commitment to that.
Love has no color.
Cherif Fortin's smoldering good looks have made him the new Fabio and the hottest cover model. By the Nineties, the publishing industry saw the formation of many small presses devoted to romance subgenres. Multicultural romances are actively being developed, as Kensington Books editor Kate Duffy points to their Hispanic line, part of the Precious Gems series sold exclusively through Wal-Marts. His success has yet to be matched by a man in the field. Like their peers, Lori and Tony love their work, and spout effusively about the various spicy titles they've written for several of Harlequin's sexier lines.