Emma Holly

One of the best anthologies I've read. Angela Knight's was very different and would like to see a longer book in this world. Hers and Lora Leigh's were my favorites, but I really enjoyed Diane Whiteside's with her twist on Bonaparte's invasion. There was a very tender romance also. Emma Holly's story was well done it was just a bit too erotic for my taste. Overall an excellent read.

Emma Holly, Strange Attractions. I liked this one a lot--it seemed like a deeper, more charming rework of some of the ideas in her novel Menage. For instance, I think the threesome relationship worked out a lot better and made more emotional sense to me; also, I just liked the characters better.

A child of midnight who has arrived at a spiritual refuge in Tibet. Far from her normal immortal life, Luisa is surrounded by simplicity and self-denial. Here, she hopes to expunge her dangerous desires. But when she meets the monk who can save her, Luisa realizes she's only beginning to understand what desire is.

     I've been meaning to submit this review for a couple of days, but I always manage to distract myself.  So, I decided to sit down and at least get it started.  I'll have the basics set down, but I may have to finish it up later ~ I figure, though, that if it's at least started, then it'll be easier to finish!

    Anyway, I got this book because of the Angela Knight and the Lora Leigh stories, and they were both excellent.  I really enjoyed another of LL's Wolf Breeds stories... and I have to say that Matthias was my pick for hottie of the year!  Angela Knight's story deals with Hypers ~ people with sudden and unexpected psychic gifts ~ and I loved it.... I truly hope that there will be more of these in the very near future... wow!   Tracker / Josiah was very, very yummy.  And Rich... I can see his story coming out next... I hope!

Book Blurb:

"Determined not to repeat her mother's mistakes, high school dropout and unrepentant heartbreaker Charity Wills will get an education any way she can.  So, when she's offered a chance to attend college for free, she jumps at it.  There's just one little catch...

Book Blurb:

Emma Holly, Fairyville:  It's a contemporary setting, a town in Arizona that's known for odd phenomena, many of which are related to its being near a door into Fairy. The female protagonist, Zoe, is a medium, who is constantly besieged by ghosts who want her to pass on messages to their loved ones.

Frankie Smith is stunned to discover that she has become one of the prime suspects in Chief Jack West’s murder investigation when the body of a wealthy woman turns up in the alley near her diner, but Jack’s search for a killer does not seem to put a damper on his passion for the sexy proprietor of All U Can Eat.

Sadly, yet another book I did not like. I've heard such great things about all of these authors, but, I'm going to be returning this book. I got it because of Lora Leigh's story - and it was the best one, but way too short.