The Chosen Bride
"Her way of narrating, for that era, is bold and open, inviting reflection on how she finally opens up to writing those murky fantasies."
"You hit the nail on the head; she writes some very murky fantasies. Do you have a favorite?"
"What?" I asked, my voice slightly higher due to the implications.
"I meant if there's one in particular with which you connected more on a writing level, one that made you feel more," he said in a husky voice.
"No, although I understand the point of fiction, I'm not really into that... I mean, I..."
I had no coherent words to respond to him; that was undoubtedly a problem, a big one that I didn't even know how to grasp.