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[[Category:Numbered Series]] [[Category:2002 Releases]]
 
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Books numbered 3683 through 3730 were published as [[Harlequin Romance]] titles in 2002. Continuing the trend toward hooks that were perceived to be reader favorites, such themes such as [[Brides/Babies/Virgins|brides, babies, and virgins]] -- in all their infinite variety -- continued to dominate the titles and stories on the shelves. In many ways, it was difficult to differentiate [[Harlequin Romance]] books from those published under the [[American]] and even [[Superromance]] imprints as a sameness seemed to be reflected on the books' covers and titles.
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Books numbered 3683 through 3730 were published as [[Harlequin Romance]] titles in 2002. Continuing the trend toward hooks that were perceived to be reader favorites, such themes such as [[Brides/Babies/Virgins|brides, babies, and virgins]] -- in all their infinite variety -- continued to dominate the titles and stories on the shelves. In many ways, it was difficult to differentiate [[Harlequin Romance]] books from those published under the [[Harlequin American Romance]] and even [[Superromance]] imprints as a sameness seemed to be reflected on the books' covers and titles.
  
 
* [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin  # 3683]] - [[The Millionaire's Daughter |''The Millionaire's Daughter '']] - [[Sophie  Weston]] -  January 2002
 
* [[Harlequin Romance By The Numbers|Harlequin  # 3683]] - [[The Millionaire's Daughter |''The Millionaire's Daughter '']] - [[Sophie  Weston]] -  January 2002

Revision as of 17:49, 30 January 2008

Books numbered 3683 through 3730 were published as Harlequin Romance titles in 2002. Continuing the trend toward hooks that were perceived to be reader favorites, such themes such as brides, babies, and virgins -- in all their infinite variety -- continued to dominate the titles and stories on the shelves. In many ways, it was difficult to differentiate Harlequin Romance books from those published under the Harlequin American Romance and even Superromance imprints as a sameness seemed to be reflected on the books' covers and titles.

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