A group of eight-the founders-stayed up most of the night brainstorming what an ideal company would look like. Soon after, while visiting with a group of close friends, she made the offhand comment that someone should start a publishing company that specialized in gay romantic fiction, focusing on treating the authors well and producing quality books that felt good to hold. But her Internet searches didn’t turn up very much, only a handful of publishers and very little of the work was remotely romantic. He wanted to read those stories.Įlizabeth’s first thought was that he couldn’t be right-there had to be gay romance out there somewhere. When Elizabeth asked, his reply was simple: “They don’t write romances for people like me.” He’d been through the struggles and dark times, and he’d emerged on the other side to live happily ever after. Obviously, there was something wrong with that picture.
__NotALoveStory(1).jpg "This Is Not a Love Story by Suki Fleet")
Later that weekend, she happened upon her brother-in-law reading a Harlequin romance while lounging next to the pool. Elizabeth North officiated her brother-in-law’s wedding to the man of his dreams. The story behind Dreamspinner starts in summer 2006.
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