In Angela Knight's "Moon Dance," Lucas Rollings, a cop-turned-werewolf, saves Elena Livington from an assigned marriage; all he has to do is have sex with her as often as possible -- and, yes, this alpha male is up to the task. MaryJanice Davidson gets the relationship in "Driftwood" off to a quick start, as solitary cop Burke Wolftoyer jumps down an 18-foot hole to rescue a woman who doesn't want to be rescued. She's a vampire, he's claustrophobic; naturally it turns into love. Fairies, or sidhe, are the extra element in Virginia Kantra's "Between the Mountain and the Moon," an eerie tale of strange travelers and stranger desires on the Appalachian Trail. Last, Sunny advances the story of Mona Lisa -- part human, part Monere -- and her two beautiful men in "Mona Lisa Three," as Mona takes on Manhattan, her cruel mother, and another man.

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Sending to Cdnbluerose from a PUFS swap. Sorry it took me so long; I some how lost track of this one. Hope you enjoy!

Received in Saturday's mail, thanks noumena!! No worries on the delay - I knew it would arrive! I'm bad - I started reading it this morning... so it won't be on my Mt. TBR at all! ;)

Hm.... I'm not a fan... I prefer the emphasis to be on the paranormal and a storyline - a wee bit of romance and sex is okay, but I really prefer to participate in those things rather than read about them! All the stories in this book are heavily about sex and I didn't enjoy any of them. Probably someone who is more into erotica or something like that would enjoy this more than I did. There really wasn't much for storyline in any of these. The only one of the authors that I've read in a full-length novel is Mary Janice Davidson and I enjoy her books - she doesn't do very well in a short story though....

Sending to Tribefan from the It's Your Turn VBB

Arrived safe and sound! Thank you for sending!

An okay read! I agree the Rosie, more story line would've been better! It was just the kind of read though for a stormy, rainy day! Thanks for sharing!

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