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Scottish Brides is an entertaining anthology that lovers of Scottish historicals will enjoy. The darker tone of Karen Ranney’s novella is definitely different than the varyingly lighter tones of the three other novellas presented. Of the four, only Dodd’s story comes up short – but then, it is only 61 pages long.
To Tame A Texan has a sexy cover, a trendy name, and oodles of cowboys but few of the women who attempt to tame these hunks with love succeed believably.
“BLAZE …Three romantic, red-hot stories. Feel the heat! BLAZE. It’s hot … and it’s out of control! Three sizzling love stories from today’s hottest writers!” Uh, I didn’t write that. Those sentences are what appear on the covers of this anthology. You’ll have to read these three stories for yourself to decide whether or not…
There are two reviews of this book. Let the reader beware! All the stories in Captured Hearts have been printed in earlier anthologies. So if you are a reader of anthologies, you might want to check the fine print at the beginning. That said, the stories in Captured Hearts were all new to me and…
There are two reviews of this book. I’m not really sure why this anthology was published. All of these stories have appeared in anthologies before. If you have read A Regency Valentine, Dashing and Dangerous, or Rakes and Rogues, then you have already read one or more of these stories. That being said, three of…
Timeless Spring is an anthology of time-travel romances. Ilike a good time-travel romance, but these did little for me. In order to develop a good time travel romance, there needs to be length and breadth, something not available in an anthology format. As such, these stories were told too quickly and romance and depth were…
I liked the Fortune’s Children miniseries that Silhouette put out last year. Apparently a lot of other people did, too, because they’re bringing the Fortune family back for a new mini-series. This is the first new book, and the rest will be in the Silhouette Desire line that will lead up to a single title…
Much as I love Jayne Ann Krentz’s books, I can’t get into the whole Seattle coffee drinking thing. Coffee is something you have to learn to like and I never learned. Now chocolate is a whole other thing. I’m certain we are born loving it. Hot Chocolate is a tasty anthology of four stories all…
Anthologies generally have some theme that ties all the stories together, but the tales in Silent Night have nothing in common other than the fact they all take place on or about December 25th. The opener, A Very Berry Christmas, is the most out-of-place, and is so far removed from Midnight in Death as to…
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