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Summary: Three novellas for the price of one book!
Review: "Stolen Memories" by Jayne Ann Krentz is one of my favorite books. Why? Well, one reason is simply you get three stories for the price of one book!That aside, the three stories that you get are wonderful. Seduction, romance and mystery await the readers of this wonder book. A book that does not disappoint.
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Summary: Three novellas for the price of one book!
Review: "Stolen Memories" by Jayne Ann Krentz is one of my favorite books. Why? Well, one reason is simply you get three stories for the price of one book! That aside, the three stories that you get are wonderful. Seduction, romance and mystery await the readers of this wonder book. A book that does not disappoint.
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Summary: Not what I expected..
Review: I thought this would be a book that would be fun to read but I really only enjoyed the second one, the first and last werent really that great, but I had to give three stars only because I thought the second one was really good.
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Summary: Not bad, but not what I expected
Review: The three novelettes in this collection were interesting, okay, not terrible. But they weren't what I was expecting, and I have no earthly idea why the volume was titled "Stolen Memories" -- I'd been hoping for some fun amnesia plots, but no. JAK's story was okay but not her best (and I'm sure I've read it before). Tess Gerritsen's story was the most engaging, to me -- an action adventure romp involving a gentleman and a thief. Stella Cameron's story was sadly dated, however -- a subplot dealt with a character possibly losing his medical license due to a rumor that he was gay. Possibly a very hot topic in 1985, when it was originally published, but rather bizarre now. These were hardly the worst romances I've ever read ... but neither did they approach the best.
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Summary: Not bad, but not what I expected
Review: The three novelettes in this collection were interesting, okay, not terrible. But they weren't what I was expecting, and I have no earthly idea why the volume was titled "Stolen Memories" -- I'd been hoping for some fun amnesia plots, but no. JAK's story was okay but not her best (and I'm sure I've read it before). Tess Gerritsen's story was the most engaging, to me -- an action adventure romp involving a gentleman and a thief. Stella Cameron's story was sadly dated, however -- a subplot dealt with a character possibly losing his medical license due to a rumor that he was gay. Possibly a very hot topic in 1985, when it was originally published, but rather bizarre now. These were hardly the worst romances I've ever read ... but neither did they approach the best.
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