Like Water For Cheesy

Hmm… two cover models who are a little too dark and exotic-looking to be Caucasian. Wait a minute, this isn’t Harlequin Deseo! What’s going on? If the girl had been a blond and obviously white, it would be okay that the male is a little dark, a little Latin-looking, but two models–albeit quite attractive–who look like they had just stepped out of the set of a Telemundo soap opera? Nah, that won’t work (especially since the characters in the book are probably very, very white). What am I even talking about? Harlequin Deseo isn’t about Hispanic people! They’re just regular Harlequin romance novels translated into Spanish. Brilliant! Man, that female is beautiful. I know it’s airbrushed and all, but her skin is absolutely flawless. I even like the coy, little glance she’s giving the male there. Too bad that he’s probably not anatomically correct. Look how smooth, hairless, and… mannequin-like he is. Like Ken, he probably doesn’t even have a penis… just painted-on, bulge-free underwear. So sad. What are the chances that she’s the wealthy, spoiled SPANISH heiress of a winery empire and he’s the arrogant Mexican-American foreman who tames her? No chance. None at all. Sigh.

Thanks to Amber for this cover!

2 Responses to “Like Water For Cheesy”

  1. Jazz
    1

    I like your site, I think most of your rants are funny and right on. But what is the problem with dark haired h & h’s? Even if they are hispanic? I mean I am more drawn to buy a book that doesn’t have the boring blond bimbo on the cover. And men? Blonds just don’t do it, dark hair is all I want. But you are soooo right on the horrible body or the male. Uhg! Can they maybe get a real man’s chest next time?

  2. Bam
    2

    Oh, no… I have no problem with them being Hispanic whatsoever.

    I’m just annoyed that they look Hispanic, but are very, very likely to be Caucasian in the book itself.



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