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Man of My Dreams
by
Lori Foster, Maggie Shayne, Sherrilyn Kenyon, Virginia Kantra
It is part of the , series and is a fantasy, paranormal romance, romance, science fiction in Paperback edition that was published by Jove on October 26, 2004 and has 352 pages.
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Other books by this author which I have reviewed include Bad Boys of Summer, When Good Things Happen to Bad Boys, The Night Before Christmas, Out of the Light, and into the Shadows, Bad Boys in Black Tie, Bare It All, Run the Risk, Getting Rowdy, Dash of Peril, No Limits, Fighting Dirty, Night's Edge, Twilight Begins , Weddings From Hell, An Enchanted Season, Wild Thing, Hot Blooded, Infinity, Blood Trinity, Invincible, Born of Shadows, Retribution, Big Guns Out of Uniform, Tapestry, Deadly Promises, In Other Worlds, Dream Warrior, "One BAD Night", Dark Side of the Moon, Alterant, The Guardian, Whispered Lies, Infamous, Born of Silence, Aftertaste, The Curse, Inferno, Rise of the Gryphon, Styxx, Dangerous Women, Son of No One, Dragonbane, Born of Vengeance, Deadmen Walking, Stygian, Tied with a Bow
A collection of four romantic short stories ranging from the contemporary, the fantastic, the paranormal, and science fiction.
In 2005, Maggie Shayne’s “Daydream Believer” was nominated for the RITA Award by Romance Writers of America for Romance Novella while Virginia Kantra’s “Midsummer Night’s Magic” was nominated for Romantic Novella.
Series
“Midsummer Night’s Magic” (Children of the Earth, 1)
“Fire and Ice” (The League: Nemesis Rising, 3.5)
The Stories
Sherrilyn Kenyon’s “Fire and Ice“is not up to her usual standards, although not as bad as Paradise City. Cute but just too twee with the crippled assassin who rescues the beaten virgin princess who in turn rescues the pain-ridden prince who in turn rescues the dead lover…
Maggie Shayne‘s “Daydream Believer” is a sweet romance with a nasty betrayal involving a hopeful psychic and a thrice-cursed cop.
Suzanne Forster‘s “Shocking Lucy” was terrific. A totally unexpected blaze of light in which the electrician pursues the mediator to a pulsating conclusion.
Virginia Kantra‘s “Midsummer Night’s Magic” is a lovely romantic tale of lost love, found love, the sidhe equinox, and the trials of taking back from the faeries.
