Name-calling

by Kristine Grayson

LizBet wants to accept Van’s marriage proposal, but she can’t say yes until she figures out what to do about her last name. Should she take his? Should she keep hers? Such a simple thing. How come it feels so hard?


“Kristine Grayson gives ‘happily ever after’ her own unique twist!”
—Kasey Michaels


Called “The Reigning Queen of Paranormal Romance” by Best Reviews, bestselling writer Kristine Grayson has made a name for herself publishing light, slightly off-skew romance novels about Greek Gods, fairy tale characters, and the modern world. Her novel Utterly Charming, which Sourcebooks reissued in October of 2011, won the 2001 Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award. Her most recent novel, Wickedly Charming, appeared in May of 2011 from Sourcebooks. Charming Blue, her next novel from Sourcebooks, will appear in September 2012.

18 pages, ebook

First published January 1, 2005

About the author

A pseudonym for Kristine Kathryn Rusch, other pseudonyms include:
Kris Nelscott
Kristine Dexter
Kris DeLake
Sandy Schofield
Kris Rusch
Kathryn Wesley

Reviews

[Milady133 · Rating 5 out of 5]

Read as Free Fiction Monday story in the author's page, I bought the book afterwards. It was an interesting reflection on the costume of women changing their last name when they get married in a lot of countries. That's not a costum now in Spain, so it was interesting to have a brief description of the ramifications of following/not following the rules.