Hmmm

[jeriendhal]

We all know what "Men's Adventure" novels involve (usually lots of things exploding in an obscure South American/Soviet dictatorship), but what would qualify as a stereotypical "Women's Adventure"? (outside of the Romance genres)

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[lacousteau.livejournal.com]

I'm thinking more Boys on the Side, Thelma & Louise, Charlie's Angels, Nikita or Azumi. It's more an empowerment thing. The romance/sex is optional and pretty much secondary to the plot.