Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.08508
EAN num: 9780425165713
ISBN number: 042516571X
Label: Berkley
Manufacturer: Berkley
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 336
Printing Date: October 01, 1998
Publishing house: Berkley
Sale Popularity Level: 1014390
Studio: Berkley
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With bestsellers and awards to their credit, these four writers spin tales of romantic suspense that will send chills up your spine and spark warmth in your heart.
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Moonglow
Spellbinding passion. Midnight desire. Everlasting love. All found by the light of the silvery moon....
THE WOLF KEEPER by Katherine Sutcliffe. A nun to be seems the only one who can save the handsome Earl Lycaon and his son from their tortured fate. Will she be able to show them the goodness in her heart before the wretched curse destroys them all?
Amelia McBain is truly a lively character and her relationship with father and son seems genuine. You grow to care about the characters. In the short story format this seems difficult to do, but Ms. Sutcliffe gives us the best story of this book.
MUSKETEER BY MOONLIGHT by Maggie Shayne. A lady detective on the run from a dangerous gangster accidentally invokes a spell of protection and conjures up a dashing musketeer looking for HIS damsel in distress.
As Mary Catherine Hammer is a detective she doesn't seem to do a good job at it. The relationship between her and Alexandre doesn't seem to be based on liking each other. Even though we are supposed to believe that they love each other. I would say I read it because I felt like I had to, but I didn't come to like the characters nor was the story believable.
SHADES OF MOONLIGHT by Angie Ray. After his death a Regency Rake seems bent on either scaring or seducing the lovely new owner of his former home. She seems hell bent on solving the mystery of his death. Will she be able to do so in time or will she become the subsequent victim.
Mrs. Madeline Spencer was a widowed American who inherited Merrick Hall from a distant relative the Viscount Jake Merrick. Actually, this was more believable about them not liking each other. It was quite funny and you did want these two to get together. This also was a mystery and I wondered if who killed him and it kept me guessing until it was revealed what had happened.
MIDNIGHT LOVER by Lindsay Longford, A young widow is inexplicably drawn to a mysterious statue in her garden at midnight and she dreams of sultry passion in the arms of a dark and brooding stranger, or is he a stranger?
Meggie Blake was a widow and Rafe(r) Jackson was retired police detective. Rafe was disgruntled with how his life turned out. His partner and he were ambushed. His partner was killed and his left hand was injured leaving him unable to perform his duties. Actually, not a bad story. I had no idea what the story was leading to. You have a faint idea about the statue, but you are not sure.
MY PROBLEM with this story was the writer and whomever proof reads these. His name changed from Rafe to Rafer, then back and forth. The misspellings in the book. I felt like the author was an amateur. The constant name changing just put a damper on the story.
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Four short stories of Super Natural Romances. First is a lady detective who accidentally invokes a protection spell and brings one of the King's Musketeers through time to help her. Second is a young widow who purchases a "fixer upper" home in Florida. The statue in the garden is more than it seems. Third is a Regency rake who is killed. The lady who inherites must solve the mystery surrounding his death, with the ghost's help. Forth is the curse of werewolves.
***Chilling stories of how love conquers all, even after death. Perfect for stormy nights. I enjoyed each story thoroughly.***
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