Danita
asked
Erin Knightley:
I really like your books, I read two in one weekend, and a 3rd on a Monday night. Did you make an intentional decision to have the characters hold off on intimacy until after the marriage? I was pleasantly surprised by this in the books I read; I think it really helped keep the focus on the developing relationships of the characters.
Erin Knightley
Hi Danita!
I'm so glad to hear you are enjoying my books! Yes, it was an intentional decision to focus solely on the love story, and leave the intimacy for the wedding night. It's simply a personal preference, especially for the time period. Thanks for the question, and as always, happy reading! :)
I'm so glad to hear you are enjoying my books! Yes, it was an intentional decision to focus solely on the love story, and leave the intimacy for the wedding night. It's simply a personal preference, especially for the time period. Thanks for the question, and as always, happy reading! :)
More Answered Questions
Becky
asked
Erin Knightley:
I just discovered your books, okay, technically only one book, "The Baron Next Door." It was a delightful read and I loved how you developed the characters and didn't focus on the "lust" part of the relationship. Looking forward to reading more of your work. Do you have any newer works about to be released?
Cintia
asked
Erin Knightley:
Hello, Ms. Knightley. I just want to say that I never read your books, but I marked two of them as to read, only because I found out you don't write explicit intimate scenes. I've been wanting to read romance for a while, but I didn't, because of that. I promise I'll read and review your work. Is there any other authors of historical romance who do what you do? I mean, no explicit sex, towards a better storytelling?
About Goodreads Q&A
Ask and answer questions about books!
You can pose questions to the Goodreads community with Reader Q&A, or ask your favorite author a question with Ask the Author.
See Featured Authors Answering Questions
Learn more