Richmond is for romance?

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va4loversVirginia is for lovers after all.

Richmond has made it to the top of a lot of 20 lists, but most romantic?

Amazon.com ranked Richmond number 14 in a list of the most romantic cities based on the sale of “romance novels; sex and relationship books; romantic comedy DVDs; Barry White CDs; and sexual wellness products since Jan. 1, 2010.”

Alexandria was number one and Arlington was number seven.

You can check out the complete list here.

va4loversVirginia is for lovers after all.

Richmond has made it to the top of a lot of 20 lists, but most romantic?

Amazon.com ranked Richmond number 14 in a list of the most romantic cities based on the sale of “romance novels; sex and relationship books; romantic comedy DVDs; Barry White CDs; and sexual wellness products since Jan. 1, 2010.”

Alexandria was number one and Arlington was number seven.

You can check out the complete list here.

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Martha Steger
Martha Steger
14 years ago

I’m all for “Virginia is for Lovers” and any publicity it gets (the state needs the money) but with the ranking based only on sales since Jan. 1, 2010 — of romance novels, sex and relationship books, romantic comedy DVDs, Barry White CDs, and sexual wellness products — it might just prove the seclusion effect of record-breaking snow!

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