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[[category:Publisher Imprints]][[category:Numbered Series]][[category:Harlequin Imprints]]
 
[[category:Publisher Imprints]][[category:Numbered Series]][[category:Harlequin Imprints]]
 
Blaze is [[Harlequin]]'s sexiest line. First conceived as a hotter selection within the existing [[Harlequin Temptation]] line, the imprint ultimately replaced Temptation.  
 
Blaze is [[Harlequin]]'s sexiest line. First conceived as a hotter selection within the existing [[Harlequin Temptation]] line, the imprint ultimately replaced Temptation.  
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Stories have a contemporary feel and emphasize the physical relationship between the couple. Stories run from flirtatious to dark and sensual, and the line pushes boundaries in terms of characterization, plot, and explicitness.
  
 
* [[Blaze By The Numbers]] - A numerical listing of [[Blaze]] titles.
 
* [[Blaze By The Numbers]] - A numerical listing of [[Blaze]] titles.
 
* [[:Category:Harlequin_Blaze_Authors|Blaze Authors]] - category containing Blaze authors
 
* [[:Category:Harlequin_Blaze_Authors|Blaze Authors]] - category containing Blaze authors
 
* [[Harlequin Blaze Miniseries|Miniseries]] - A listing of the various Blaze Miniseries and titles within.
 
* [[Harlequin Blaze Miniseries|Miniseries]] - A listing of the various Blaze Miniseries and titles within.
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==On The Web==
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[http://www.eharlequin.com/store.html?cid=192 Harlequin Storefront]
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[http://www.eharlequin.com/articlepage.html?articleId=544&chapter=0 Writer's Guidelines]

Revision as of 17:45, 9 December 2007

Blaze is Harlequin's sexiest line. First conceived as a hotter selection within the existing Harlequin Temptation line, the imprint ultimately replaced Temptation.

Stories have a contemporary feel and emphasize the physical relationship between the couple. Stories run from flirtatious to dark and sensual, and the line pushes boundaries in terms of characterization, plot, and explicitness.

On The Web

Harlequin Storefront Writer's Guidelines