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Mandy R. (ukyou) reviewed 1/11/2008...
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Angela Knight's story introduced us to a new world that I would not mind reading a full length novel about.

I was surprised to enjoy Diane Whiteside's story since I generally do not enjoy stories that rewrite history by adding magic. But I did enjoy this one.

Emma Holly's story was hot. I think I may actually prefer her short stories to her full length since she knows how to draw you into a world fast and hit the lust hard.

This was my first time reading Lora Leigh and I think I will track down some of her other novels that use her world with the genetically engineered soldiers.

Kimberly M. (KimM) reviewed 7/19/2008...
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Great Anthology. I bought it for Lora Leigh's Breed Series. All the stories were good. Diane Whiteside's is a slower read because she is more descriptive in her writing.

Angela Knight- Dragon Dance-A Hyper Tracker helps a policewoman transition into a Hyper. They fight a band of renegade Hypers.

Diane Whiteside- Caught by the Tides- A Mage courier to the King of England is injured bring home a message of Napoleon's invasion. A naval officer's widow helps him evade his assassins and deliver the message. Lots of magic.

Emma Holly- Queen of All She Surveys- Son of God-King is traded to neighboring Queen for land and peace. Story of Betrayal and Love.

Lora Leigh- In a Wolf's Embrace- A Breed enforcer kills a Council scientist in a hotel suite. The manager of the hotel witnesses it. He had avoided her because she may be his mate. He takes her away to persuade her to forget what she saw. He is told to kill her if he can not. The Council is chasing them. Heat and Action.

Elisabeth P. (BetsyP) reviewed 1/14/2008...
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Paranormal Erotic Romance Anthology by 4 well known erotic romance writers. I think I most enjoyed Emma Holly's contribution. Lora Leigh's story is a continuation of her Wolf Breed line. It's OK. If you've never read these authors before, you may enjoy the book. Having read several by each of them, I found this book just more of the same.