In terms of money you make? I only mention it because pretty much all of mens romance and haremLit is built on top of KU. It's hard to find a book in that space thats not on KU. For me as an user my issue always was exclusivity deals, especially in terms of keeping books out of libraries.

Is that just US libraries or worldwide? curious being I am in Australia.

Did really enjoy this. Am wondering, are there plans for audio versions of the series?

Tough when so many authors are in kindle unlimited so by default are audible exclusive. So wish more authors would not sign exclusive contracts with amazon so I had options as a reader/listener.

I must be imagining the men’s romance I thought I read that aren’t action stories with a romance subplot then.

So I guess that rules out podcasts and talkback radio too for you.

I really hate typos/not having an edit function to fix them.

Sounds like you had a boring book if you started thinking about other things within 15?minutes.

I be always preferred LibraryThing. Still do, despite trying a few others. I am kinda finding fable ok for the social side. LibraryThing still wins in the whole cataloguing and book data stakes though.

Yeah. That is confusing. It should be Fantamance or something :) And just what subset of fantasy romance does it refer. I get the impression it's not just a synonym for the whole fantasy romance genre. Like I've seen some say it seems to refer to fae.

and stories where the fantasy is secondary to the romance (like in pure romance stories with fantasy trappings) its Fantasy Romance. And swap out scifi for fantasy if it's scifi.

I always thought it was obvious is that the secondary aspect is second. So a story where the romance is secondary to the fantasy (most likely fantasy adventure or action) , its Romantic Fantasy,

I think I expected vague connections with the other series and not so much a full crossover. Not that this is a complaint being I’ve enjoyed all the other work. #romancelandia

I do have some Tolkien on vinyl. Just excerpts, but fun.

I still feel like my favourite version of discworld in audio is the Tony Robinson one even in spite of it being abridged. I just find his reading so good.

I can think of a few authors who are also good narrators, but yeah it tends to not be true.