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Yummy, Yummy, Yummy
Thank you, Thank you, Thank you! I had to say it three times because finally three authors wrote three stories for the same book which were really good. While I enjoy reading short stories now and again, I find it irritating that only one or two of the stories are actually good. Well, this is not the case for Highland Vampire. In the first story, an unwanted romance is stirring between the devilish hero and a tamed tigress. In the second story, a bride is robbed of her wedding night only to be haunted in her dreams by the ghost of her fiance. In the last story (my personal favorite), a brave young girl is determined to find a way to end the curse only to find herself trapped in the arms of the beast! I just love rugged men with a lot of bite! :) Enjoy!
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Phyl12
Posted April 9, 2012
I have read most of Hannah Howell's books and continue to do so
I have read most of Hannah Howell's books and continue to do so because the world is full of unhappy endings. But Hannah's books are always a happy get away with great endings. I don't care to read about reality all the time. It really stinks sometimes. But if you are a romantic and like wonderful romantics stories, Hannah Howell's books are a good idea. Also, I have read complaints about the Scottish vocabulary. I am Scottish and love to read the way the old Scots talked. These books are fun and hard to put down.
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Anonymous
Posted April 3, 2012
Good
Loved all 3 srories
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BrookesMom
Posted November 15, 2009
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Vampire Hotties!
I had never read Hannah Howell's books but am a big fan of Stephenie Meyer, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Kresley Cole and Diana Gabaldon. Great read because it's an anthology of three, well-written stories featuring, you guessed it, hot, old world vampires. If you like historical romance, the twist on the supernatural is awesome because it adds an element of magic t the characters.
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Anonymous
Posted August 28, 2006
Three Wonderful Vampire Romance Stories
If you like paranormal romance, you will enjoy all three of these easy reads. Sometimes, reading a short story is a relief because there isn't long drawn out 'does he love me/does he not.' The stories just GO...Enjoy
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Three delightfully biting vampiric historical Scottish romances
¿Kiss of the Vampire¿ by Hannah Howell. In 1478 at court Janklyn MacNachton sees Efrica Callen for the first time in three years and realizes he still desires her. When two lords accost Efrica, he intercedes. She makes it clear she wants him, but he offers this wealthy heiress nothing but darkness that will eventually become the light that he sees deep in her soul................................. ¿His Eternal Bride¿ by Adrienne Basso. In 1321 Anaxandra watches the wonderful Highlander lead his men to a slaughter of the English. Afterward the creature of the night slips into his keep and has her way him. The McCloskey clan blames the death of their chieftain on his bride Callum. They lock her away in an isolated tower where she dreams of seeing her beloved once more. As she begins to believe he still lives in a shadowy place, Callum debates joining him in his realm................ ¿To Tame the Beast¿ by Deborah Raleigh. Bane the Beast of MacDonnell is cursed to live a lonely existence so he forces each generation of the Foster clan to give him the oldest daughter when she turns twenty-one. Kathryn will be the next sacrifice shortly, but her younger sister Isobella challenges Bane to leave them alone, but is stunned to find a handsome man rather than a monster. He is shocked that the lass will do what no warrior has done in centuries get into his face and no woman ever before get into his heart...................... These are three delightfully biting vampiric historical Scottish romances that will leave the audience thirsting for more bloodsucking hunks and passionate women who tame the beasts..................... Harriet Klausner
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