Jenny TroutJust because the book has sex in it doesn’t mean women are only reading it for the sexy bits.
About This Quote
The fact that a novel has sex in it doesn’t mean women don’t read it for the other aspects. They may be reading it because of the setting or the characters or even because they’re interested in romance. In this quote, the author is stating that women read novels for all kinds of reasons.
Source: Say Goodbye To Hollywood
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