Books by Trisha Telep
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review 1: This was a pretty good book. A little disappointing in that it was a typical anthology: half and half. There were some really good stories but also ones I didn't really care for. There were a few good steamy scenes, some Highlanders, Rangers, a steampunk, some faeries, and modern...
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review 1: A few of these stories only barely qualify as steampunk (some are more like regular fantasy with a few clocks and gears thrown in), and it would have been nice for some of the romances to not be M/F, but otherwise I really enjoyed this! I was only familiar with one of the authors...
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review 1: The wolf stories in this book were my favorite. Which is funny because I usually lean more toward vampire stories. Of course, when I read a wolf story I always picture Joe Manganiello (Alcide on True Blood). How could you NOT like a story with him in it? Anyway, as far as the oth...
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review 1: This was a great collection of vampire stories. Usually anthologies like this include one or two clunkers, but I legitimately enjoyed every story in this book except for one. (And the one I didn't love I still didn't really dislike, I just didn't enjoy it as much as the others.)T...
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review 1: Assassin's Apprentice - ZinkErrant - PeterfreundSpirit Jar - MahoneyLost - MuskSpy who never grew up - BrennanDungeons of Langeais - FitzpatrickBehind the Red Door - KittredgeHare Moon - RyanFamiliar - RowenFearless - VincentVermillion - MarksHounds of Ulster - StiefvaterMany Hap...
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review 1: 25 Passionate tales of Vampire Romance. 3 stars for whole book. Hot Blood, Midnight Pleasures and Inhuman Passions. This is one Trisha Telep’s anthologies. 1)‘Fade to Black’ by Sherri Erwin. 5 stars. Unusually interesting. Middle-aged romantic poetry teacher gets infected by ...
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review 1: Full review to be posted on BookLikes. But for now:As with most anths, this one isn't entirely 4-star worthy but overall, solid cast of authors―old and new―for HR newbies to try out. This was a great book to have on ready standby during the unpredictable holiday period. Managea...
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review 1: If you don't dig the whole 'tall, dark and deadly' hero thing - plus a few of the heroines who are deadly as well - stay away. This anthology is not for you - but you probably know that just from the title. Like most anthologies the stories run from great to not so great. Ther...
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review 1: I did enjoy this book, it was nice to have a mass of different stories to read within one book, by several different authors. The stories were great and varied and surprisingly I found myself wanting to read it a second time, which doesn't usually happen to book with several diff...
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review 1: I had planned to give this 3/5 stars as some stories were better than others, but as I was getting to the end, it got quite boring, so I only managed to read the first couple of pages of each story before my mind wandered off. I think I remember 2 or 3 stories (out of 25!) that i...
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review 1: I was surprised some of the stories ended up here since I felt they didn't have romance in them. Oh well. Like all anthologies, some catch you at the first sentence, others leave you bored. The ones I read and liked (at least a little):Princes of Dominion-Huh. Historical, not...
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review 1: This is one of those anthologies. I think many of the stories in this were very good. It I had more time I might have read every one. As it is I only read the authors I know or want to try. The Jaye Wells story was excellent. I like the Devon Monk one. I also loved the Lari...
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review 1: I want more! This was fab! I picked it up to read a story each night in this anthology before I slept and it was just so beautiful to read these each individual authors! I'm so looking forward to reading more of these authors (those I read before and the new I met here) I so reco...
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review 1: 20 passionate tales of Myth, Magic & History. I got this book in order to read Jenna Maclain’s Cin Craven story “The Eternal Warrior” (It’s called just ‘The Warrior’ in this anthology.) But being as I’m a voracious reader, I read the whole book. (BTW: it says 21 stories, but the...