Love is the universal language. And nowhere is this more apparent than in these extraordinary stories from four of today's hottest authors. From a futuristic cop caught in a crisis of the heart to a smoldering vision of an unusual love triangle, from the hunger for a human touch on an alien planet to a witch's desperate search for the love of one man, these tales of paranormal romance will transport you to a time and a place you've never been before...
Fedora C. (fedora) from BELMONT, CA wrote on 9/12/2006...
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
An excellent anthology to whet your appetite for these four terrific writers--J.D. Robb, Laurell K. Hamilton, Susan Krinard, and Maggie Shayne. Because of the anthology format, these paranormal/futuristic love stories are relatively brief, but do give you a taste that will leave you wanting more! Great for a "palate cleanser" when you're in between books, or perfect for bringing on a trip!
Paula P. (nickie) from COLLINSVILLE, VA wrote on 7/19/2006...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
Four stories of love, supernatural style.I like all four authors,and their style of writing. To me it was a very good book.
Kimberley S. (Kimberley) from SPRINGFIELD, MA wrote on 3/14/2006...
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
I enjoyed the short story by Laurell K. Hamilton and immediately went out and bought the book that this piece is in. I am not a big J.D. Robb fan so I didn't get into the sotry and the other two stories did nothing for me.
This book contains "INTERLUDE IN DEATH" by J.D.Robb along with three other stories by other authors.
Deirdre A. from TIFTON, GA wrote on 4/22/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Love is the universal language. And nowhere is this more apparent than in these extraordinary stories from four of today's hottest authors. From a futuristic cop caught in a crisis of the heart to a smoldering vision of an unusual love triangle, from the hunger for a human touch on an alien planet to a witch's desperate search for the love of one man, these tales of paranormal romance will transport you to a time and a place you've never been before.
Rebecca H. (Rebemdee) from DUBLIN, CA wrote on 3/24/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
It was ok. I didn't finish the Krinard story. I liked Maggie Shayne and even Hamilton was okay, with less sex and more story than usual.
Ashlea B. (ally) from RALEIGH, NC wrote on 3/13/2007...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
I loved it! Includes Interlude in Death by J.D. Robb, Kinsman by Susan Krinard, Immortality by Maggie Shayne, and Magic Like Heat Across My Skin by Laurell K. Hamilton.
Rachel S. (subwaygirl) from NEWPORT, MI wrote on 12/11/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
Four short paranormal romance novels. Fun.
Rhonda G. (rgelinas) from TOLEDO, OH wrote on 12/10/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This includes JD Robb's (aka Nora Roberts) Interlude in Death. It falls in the In Death series between Betrayal in Death and Seduction in Death.
Kim S. (obsessed-reader) from KILLEEN, TX wrote on 9/15/2006...
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
okay I guess. I already have Immortality by Maggie Shane and Narcissus in Chains by Laurell K. Hamilton the other two stories were good.
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Christina T. (crysteena73) from COUNCIL BLFS, IA wrote on 9/26/2008...
I gave this book a C+ on my personal book rating scale. What can I say about this book. Well, I think it suffers from what other anthologies suffer from...too little pages not enough story.
The JD Robb story was about 90 pages long. I felt the story was good and complete. Perhaps it is because I have read so many other Eve and Roarke books that the lack of background on the characters was ok with me.
Kinsman by Susan Krinard was perhaps the weakest of the stories. at 87 pages the story introduces several alien species, different planets and a while new galaxy and I just felt that there was not enough background to allow the reader to stay connected with all the different species and what their capabilities were. I have noticed that there is a full novel on the Kinsmen..I might try it to see if Krinard's world makes more sense.
Maggie Shayne's story was not bad but it did leave some unaswered questions.
Laurell K Hamilton....what can I say about her other then when you get to put a short story in an anthology it should be an actual short story and not two chapters or so from an upcoming book.
Barbara F. from RUSHVILLE, NY wrote on 8/12/2006...
Four of the best paranormal writers in the country!!
Traci S. (boobooim) from HAGERSTOWN, MD wrote on 3/12/2006...
This book includes J D Robb's Interlude in Death
for all of you death book lovers.
Heather G. from COUNCIL, NC wrote on 2/14/2006...
Short stories. One is an Eve and Roarke story by JD Robb.
Karen K. (k5karen) from PARIS, IL wrote on 12/7/2005...
three short stories, j,d,robb, and a new anita blake vampire tale and one by maggie shayne, i only read the one by j.d. robb so do not know what others are like.
Jeanne P. (WandrngGeni) from KLAMATH FALLS, OR wrote on 11/18/2005...
4 GREAT STORIES INCLUDES J.D. ROBBS INTERLUDE IN DEATH
Pam B. (PamelaK) from NORTHPORT, NY wrote on 10/12/2005...
Four different authors, four different paranormal romances
Beth B. (timetravelgirl) from FLUSHING, NY wrote on 9/22/2005...
From a futuristic cop caught in a crisis of the heart to a smoldering vision of an unusual love triangle, from the hunger for a human touch on an alien planet to a witch's desperate search for the love of one man, these tales os paranormal romance will transport you to a time and a place you've never been before...J.D Robb-Interlude in Death,Susan Krinard-Kinsman,Maggie Shayne-Immortality,Laurell K Hamilton-magic like heat across my skin
Susan B. (TwoLittleMonkeys) from GREEN CV SPGS, FL wrote on 8/16/2005...