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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Wanted to like it, but just couldn't. It read like it was written by a teenager. Guess I was looking for something more sophisticated. I read another of this series out of order, had the same reaction to the writing and was a bit confused, so I thought, "Ok, maybe I just need to go back and start from the beginning, and it will all gel." But, after reading this one, I'm still confused and I still don't like the writing. Now, I'm scared to pick up the rest. ( )Explicit Very much heroine saved by hero. 0.022 seconds to build listing
Amazon.com (ISBN 0425171299, Paperback)Just in time for Halloween, when hearts and minds turn to magic, bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz (writing as Jayne Castle) joins a talented cast of romance authors to create a series of four short tales of wonder and enchantment. Suspend disbelief--something at which we romance readers excel--and join in the exhilaration of Charmed. In Castle's "Bridal Jitters," business partners with special perceptual talents tune in to each other and the results are both hilarious and titillating. Julie Beard's "Man in the Mirror" takes a young woman struggling to find her way in a fast-paced world and propels her back in time to King Arthur's Court, into the arms of Tristan of Ilchester. There a chance encounter with the wizard Merlin and tending to the wounded Tristan give Katie new direction and the knowledge to make her dreams come true. In "Tangled Dreams," a pair of ghostly lovers conspire to bring together shy Allison Barrow and sexy bartender Chase Winston to recover a treasure long missing. Along the bumpy way, Allison and Chase discover fantasy-fulfilling depths of passion and a danger that threatens it all. Eileen Wilks blends the ordinary and the mythical to perform her usual magic in "Pandora's Bottle." Pandora Kitlock's fiancé John has a secret. He tries to tell Dora about it during their first intimate weekend tryst, but something--or someone--keeps interfering: Jack, John's alter ego who has all the passionate impulses of your typical genie. John tells Dora she has to choose between them and Dora is faced with the toughest decision of her life. Full of love, laughter, and happy endings, Charmed is a charming read indeed! --Alison Trinkle(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:16 -0400) The first test round has been closed. Visit the Open Shelves Classification group for details. |
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