Sinful

Rating:
Summary: A fabulous read.
Review: This was one of my first romance anthologies and it will not be the last! The stories were well written. A great introduction to romance novels. Bravo, ladies!

Rating:
Summary: A fabulous read.
Review: This was one of my first romance anthologies and it will not be the last! The stories were well written. A great introduction to romance novels. Bravo, ladies!

Rating:
Summary: Sinfully delicious!
Review: This was the first time I've read any of the authors and was pleased by All. My favorite was Sinderella! Who out there hasn't suffered from at least one heart wrenching crush in their lifetime. Fairy tales with seemingly believeable girls (A wallflower, jock and straightlaced gibson girl) take a chance and get the guy! Showing us good girls can be sexy too! Funny, sexy and delightful-I hope to see more from these talented authors.

Rating:
Summary: A Waist is a terrible thing to mind...
Review: This wonderful anthology seems dedicated to those women who believe that it is possible to wear thigh-high hosiery without a wobbly wodge of flesh overhanging the delicate lacy tops, or that an intricately engineered bustier can be removed by a hunk without leaving nasty red welts on tender flesh!! For the rest of us whose chunks and curves can't handle Sears' best, let alone Victoria's Secret, this is a delightful trip down fantasy lane, complete with sexy guys, sensually unawakened heroines and happy endings all around. Suzanne Forster unbuttons a modern day Gibson Girl, Lori Foster continues her tales of the Winston brothers (don't miss Chase Winston's story in "Charmed" - it's a howl!!), Kimberly Randall dresses true love in a sinful costume, and Maggie Shayne shows us that efficient secretaries can be sexy too! All these stories are great fun, with a pleasing dash of eroticism built into their characters. I would be unable to pick a personal favorite, they are all charming tales peopled with fascinating characters. I highly recommend this anthology as a wonderful summer or airline read - the short stories allow you to put the book down for a while if necessary - although you'll probably want to streak through all of them at once as I did.

Rating:
Summary: Not as good as Hot Chocolate
Review: While "Sinful" contains the two anticipated sequels to "Not Abigail!" and "Tangled Dreams" found in last year's "Hot Chocolate," these stories felt flat in comparision to the other two stories by Kim Randell and Maggie Shayne. It's still a good buy, if you have not checked out "Hot Chocolate," sample it first!