Since these are short stories, I'm going to try to give a short individual review for each one.
The Last Prophecy - Jennie Andrus
4 Stars
This one was a pretty fun PNR/thriller. It's gets an extra star just because the sexy hero is also a shape-shifting moose! Who thinks up stuff like that? Evidently Jennie Andrus.
Ritual Love - Kate Davies
2.5 Stars
Well, it was short. I don't know if it was so short that it didn't have enough time to develop any kind of relationship between the two characters, or if it's only saving grace was that it was mercifully short. I really couldn't understand how she could make such a huge decision to say with him (I should probably add that she went back in time to 592 AD) after only one night with the guy.
Babe In The Woods - Lorelei James
5 Stars
This one was soooo good! I loved the chemistry between Becker and Lacy! I wasn't really expecting it to be as funny as it was, either. I had a stupid grin on my face the entire time I was reading. I may have even giggled out loud a few times. So far, this is my favorite, and I will definitely be checking out this author in the near future.
A Touch Of Magic - Cassandra Kane
3 Stars
It's an ok sci-fi romance. Didn't love it, didn't hate it. I thought parts of it seemed kinda cheesy and forced. I think the actual plot could have been interesting if it hadn't been shoved into a short story.
A Warrior's Witch - Mackenzie McKade
4.5 Stars
This one was really fun! It had witches, shape-shifters, an evil cousin, and some sexy men in kilts. What more could a girl ask for? My only complaint is that I would have liked to have seen a few things a teeny bit more resolved in the end. Maybe just an epilogue? Still, it was a great story!
Night Music - Charlene Teglia
3.5 Stars
This one was a solid read, even if it was pretty predictable. I'm kind of vampired out, if you know what I mean, so this didn't hold too much attraction in that respect. It wasn't bad at all, though, and it had a cute little twist at the end.
Ok. Overall, I'd give this collection 4 stars. It's definitely worth the read!