Fiction is a chain of imagined events with central characters in the thick of things. Generally a fiction novel has one, two or three important characters and all the events revolve round them. Again, there can be minor characters with independent incidents which are known as subplots. But these subplots have links with the main plot or theme of the novel. Fiction romance novels are about imagined characters who fall in love and in order to reach the culmination of their love affair, have to go through several incidents or have to negotiate tough situations.
Fiction romance novels are very enjoyable and engrossing if they are skillfully written. Good novelists like Sidney Sheldon, Irving Wallace, Barbara Cartland, Salman Rushdie or Anne Mather know how to engage the readers’ attention. There are noted fiction romance novelists in the bygone era. A few of them are, Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte, Thomas Hardy and George Elliott. Thousands of superlatives perhaps will not be enough for their works.
Mydearvalentine is discussing one fiction romance novel in detail, to give everyone some idea on this genre of writing. This popular novel is about a young girl who is a nurse by profession. She is alone in this world as her parents had died when she was an infant of six months and she was brought up by her paternal aunt.
The protagonist trained herself as a nurse for she wanted to break the shackles of her aunt’s domination. However, things were not so easy for her as her aunt decided to make her work, midway of her training. It was while working for peanuts, that this unfortunate girl met a much older man, a widower. They start interacting and then love creeps in with silent footsteps in their lives. Though there is an age difference of more than 20 years between the two, it doesn’t stop them from being friends, lovers and finally man and wife. This novel is very heart warming and makes wonder why doesn’t everyone feel the magic of love?
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