Brooding is such a romance novel description. How many times is the hero described as brooding? I’m fairly certain that Heathcliff in Wuthering Heights is brooding, and so is Mr. Rochester in Jane ...

It is natural to reflect on painful experiences or worries. By going over such scenes in our minds, we hope to reach new insights or understandings that will reduce our distress and allow us to move ...

You know him as the most interesting guy in the book. Which book? Every book, obvs. He saves damsels who may or may not be in distress. He has sparkling amethyst eyes. He can be a touch dramatic, but ...