To mark Valentine’s Day here are some love-themed stories from Essex history, some with happy endings, some with bloody ones.

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Australian romance readers are propping up a flatlining book market, say some. Romance sales have grown by 49% for 3 years. And romance bookstores are booming, too.

Leah Koch, a co-owner of the romance bookstore, describes how the genre has changed and what makes it special.

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Writer Julia Soeder implores fans of rom-coms to pick up a “romantasy” book.

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