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Enthralled: Paranormal Diversions (The Morganville Vampires: Extras)

by Melissa Marr (Goodreads Author) (editor), Kelley Armstrong (Goodreads Author) (editor), Rachel Vincent (Goodreads Author), Sarah Rees Brennan (Goodreads Author), Jeri Smith-Ready (Goodreads Author), Mary E. Pearson (Goodreads Author), Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Jessica Verday , more…

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A journey may take hundreds of miles, or it may cover the distance between duty and desire.

Sixteen of today’s hottest writers of paranormal tales weave stories on a common theme of journeying. Authors such as Kelley Armstrong, Rachel Caine, and Melissa Marr return to the beloved worlds of their bestselling series, while others, like Claudia Gray, Kami Garcia, and Margaret...more

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Published September 20th 2011 by HarperCollins (first published September 1st 2011)

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Jan 12, 2012 Ashleigh Paige rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: the-decent-shelf-of-meh, unmemorable

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Sixteen short stories by some of the most popular YA authors of now full of paranormal goodness, romance, and journeys. It sounds like a good recipe, huh? Not so much. I expected this to be a very good anthology, but it's a middling anthology with only a few good stories, and even those aren't good enough to make me want to keep this book.

The best of the stories for me was Sarah Rees Brennan's "Let's Get This Undead Show on the Road" for its funny set-up of...more

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Oct 30, 2011 Jasmin rated it 5 of 5 stars

omg almost all of my favourite authors are involved in this one. I honestly CANT WAIT ... I would have bought it just for kelleys story but no

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Apr 29, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Note: This rating is only based on Kelley Armstrong's story "Facing Facts". I haven't read any of the other authors books so there is not really a point to read the short stories, because I probably wouldn't understand them completely.

A SPOILER... for anyone who hasn’t read Kelley Armstrong’s Darkest Powers trilogy, which in includes The Summoning, The Awakening and The Reckoning.

This is a short story written about what we already have found out in the trilogy, which is that Kit is not only Si...more

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Oct 04, 2011 Lucy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-reads, anthology, short-stories, young-adult

Since Kelley Armstrong announced this anthology I've wanted to get my hands on it and now that I've finally read it I can say that it more than met my expectations. I'm usually wary of buying anthologies, because they always seem to be a mixed bag - some stories leave you wanting so much more while others leave you wondering why you bothered to read them in the first place. But with such a fantastic line-up of authors, Enthralled was perfection from start to finish. Here's my (non-spoilery!) tak...more

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Jul 30, 2011 Gracie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: anthology, arc-galley-grab, ebooks

~~Just received my ARC. Can't wait to be enthralled by this book ;)~~ And indeed, I was ^_^

Giovanni’s Farewell by Claudia Gray
It was a sweet, innocent story that melted my heart and kept me wishing for a longer story.

Scenic Route by Carrie Ryan & Red Run by Kami Garcia
These short stories were full of thrilling action-packed scenes and unexpected turns that kept me on the edge of my seat.

Things About Love by Jackson Pearce
Just like the title said, this story was on the things about love that...more

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May 06, 2013 Lainy rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'd give it somewhere between 3.5 and 4/5 stars

At The Late Night, Double Feature, Picture Show by Jessica Verday
4.5 stars
I really liked this story. It had cannibal girl scouts and defanged
vampires wearing feather boas obsessed with The Rocky Horror Picture Show. I would definitely like to read more about Jane and her hunter family.

Scenic Route by Carrie Ryan
4 stars
I haven't read the Forest of Hands and Teeth yet but would like to after reading this story. I hope Margie and Sally are in the bo...more

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Apr 22, 2012 Annie rated it 3 of 5 stars

What finally decided me in picking up "Enthralled," a collection of short fantasy stories, is that it was dedicated to smart girls everywhere. I remember being a "smart girl," one who read fantasy novels partly because high school sometimes felt like one endless pep rally. There is a posse of fantasy authors for young adults, and I get the feeling that they felt the same way, and as adults have found each other and bonded together over the Internet.

"Enthralled" is a respectable collection. I rea...more What finally decided me in picking up "Enthralled," a collection of short fantasy stories, is that it was dedicated to smart girls everywhere. I remember being a "smart girl," one who read fantasy novels partly because high school sometimes felt like one endless pep rally. There is a posse of fantasy authors for young adults, and I get the feeling that they felt the same way, and as adults have found each other and bonded together over the Internet.

"Enthralled" is a respectable collection. I really liked the ideas of some of the stories, like "Red Run," about a girl who drives down a haunted road in the middle of the night to catch a ghost. Or "Let's Get This Undead Show on the Road," about a teenage vampire who becomes the leader of a boy band, only to have to put up with his eccentric bandmates, who make him realize how un-human he is.

Both were over-written, though, and started to drag, even as a short story.

I liked Kelly Armstrong's story about characters from a series she has written before, and her experience as a prolific author definitely came through.

Carrie Ryan also delivered what is to be expected from her, a dark story of zombie apocalypse. I want to grab the heroines of her stories and say, "Look! Look who has written your story. Do not trust those people, especially not that guy, because he is going to betray you!"

My two favorite stories were "Bridge" and "At the Late Night, Double Feature, Picture Show."

"Bridge" was told in verse form, which moved it along quickly, while still making the characters interesting. It was quite a feat, because it had to explain the mechanics of a world where children see ghosts, one that is explained in a series of books by the same author.

"Late Night" was just as silly as it sounds. There are cannibal Girl Scouts and vampires on their way for a showing of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show."

What hooked me in, though, was the main character. She's grown up in a family who hunts deadly supernatural creatures. She's also the only one without any special powers, which means that she has spent her life as "the bait." In the story, she is trying to prove that she can be a bad-ass hunter, too. Things go terribly wrong, of course.

Like in any collection, there are stories that I completely did not get, like "Gargouille," but that's the great thing about collections -- you can move onto the next story, and a new possibility.(less)

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Feb 09, 2012 Miss Amby rated it 3 of 5 stars

Let me start off by saying that I'm not a huge fan of short stories, so this rating is probably a bit more subjective than I'd like to admit. That being said, when I saw Kelley Armstrong and Melissa Marr teamed up to edit this, and there were stories from many of my favorite authors in the book, I thought I'd give it a try. I checked it out from the library just in case I didn't like it, and I'm glad I did.

Authors that I usually love wrote stories that I wasn't too fond of. Rachel Caine's story...more Let me start off by saying that I'm not a huge fan of short stories, so this rating is probably a bit more subjective than I'd like to admit. That being said, when I saw Kelley Armstrong and Melissa Marr teamed up to edit this, and there were stories from many of my favorite authors in the book, I thought I'd give it a try. I checked it out from the library just in case I didn't like it, and I'm glad I did.

Authors that I usually love wrote stories that I wasn't too fond of. Rachel Caine's story bored me, as did Jennifer Lynn Barnes' (that really surprised me. I usually love her work). Melissa Marr's short story fell flat as well. None of these were terrible, just not the quality work that I'm used to from these authors. However, I know that writing a short story is a bit different, and sometimes more difficult, than writing a novel. So it's not like I'm judging their writing abilities based on these stories.

The one bright spot in the book was Kelley Armstrong's short story, "Facing Facts." That story grabbed me and didn't let me go until the end. My only complaint was that it ended too soon. Kelley Armstrong is my favorite author, though, so I'd probably say the same thing if she'd written a book of limericks. Basically, to me, anything Armstrong writes is golden.

Armstrong's story is set in the world of the Darkest Powers series, and it deals with Chloe, Derek, Simon, and Tori. I love that series and these characters, and this adventure was incredibly suspenseful. She really had me convinced one thing happened when something else had happened. Armstrong has an amazing way of doing that, though. She always keeps me on the edge of my seat.

Overall, I'd recommend this book to you if you enjoy short stories because then you'd probably like more of the stories than I did. If you're not the world's biggest fan of short stories, but you like the authors, then check the book out from the library first.

Check out other reviews, author interviews, and awesome giveaways at http://falln2books.blogspot.com!(less)

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Oct 25, 2011 Alexandra george rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this anthology of paranormal stories.
I will write my impression on each one of them, and rate them separately, as well as the whole book.
Let me just say before I begin that most of these stories are based on series, or books, previously published by these authors. Of these, I have only read As You Wish by Jackson Pearce and Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr, but I had no trouble enjoying most of the short stories.

Giovanni's Farewell by Claudia Gray
I liked this ghost story, although...more

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Sep 28, 2011 Reading Teen rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review is for Carrie Ryan's story, Scenic Route!

I can't tell you how much I love Carrie Ryan's writing. If you have read The Forest of Hands and Teeth, you will recognize the setting of her story in Enthralled. This story, however, is about Margie and her younger sister, Sally. These two girls have been devastated by what we can assume was the "zombie apocalypse" that Carrie's Forrest series centers around. Margie and Sally have found refuge in a small abandoned cabin in the mountains, but...more

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Sep 22, 2011 Deborah rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: angels-or-spirits, fairies, fantasy-scifi, latest-reads, paperback-i-own, paranormal, woman-writer, ya-novel, zombie-or-vampires, seasonal-fun

This is a charmingly packaged anthology published by Harper Collins. Whom, it must be said, is just outstanding in its choices of YA literature and authors. Harper consistently publishes books of the highest quality and content, so with their novels you can almost guarantee a good read. The cover of this (and most of Harper's books) is wonderful and appropriate for the content. What I like about it is the nod to the sophistication of the young adult reader. There's no scared little girl looking...more

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Sep 05, 2011 MaryBookSwarm rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: arc, harperteen, young-adult

I wasn't expecting to like the stories in ENTHRALLED as much as I did. Sure, there are some absolutely fabulous authors who contributed to this anthology (including Kelley Armstrong, Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Sarah Rees Brennan, Rachel Caine, Ally Condie, Kimberly Derting, Kami Garcia, Claudia Gray, Melissa Marr, Jackson Pearce, Mary E. Pearson, Carrie Ryan, Jeri Smith-Ready, Margaret Stohl, Jessica Verday and Rachel Vincent), and I knew I couldn't go wrong -- there was sure to be something I'd like...more I wasn't expecting to like the stories in ENTHRALLED as much as I did. Sure, there are some absolutely fabulous authors who contributed to this anthology (including Kelley Armstrong, Jennifer Lynn Barnes, Sarah Rees Brennan, Rachel Caine, Ally Condie, Kimberly Derting, Kami Garcia, Claudia Gray, Melissa Marr, Jackson Pearce, Mary E. Pearson, Carrie Ryan, Jeri Smith-Ready, Margaret Stohl, Jessica Verday and Rachel Vincent), and I knew I couldn't go wrong -- there was sure to be something I'd like. But I ended up liking pretty much everything! Among my favorites were:

RED RUN by Kami Garcia

Edie's out to kill a ghost, the one who haunted Red Run for the past twenty years, the one who killed her own brother. But when she finally gets him in her car, ready to do the deed, she finds out there's more to his story.

There's just something about urban legends that always catches my interest. I love them. Can't get enough. And Garcia strikes all the right chords with this hitchhiker ghost story.

LET'S GET THIS UNDEAD SHOW ON THE ROAD by Sarah Rees Brennan

Christian's a vampire rock star, living the life. Well, not really. His bandmates don't really like him, he doesn't like the spotlight, his family kicked him out, and he doesn't even like being a vamp all that much. But when he and his mates are kidnapped, all that changes.

Usually these days, I roll my eyes at vampire stories (too much! Dear god, too many!) but this one made me laugh. I enjoyed all the characters and the writing was fabulous!

THE THIRD KIND by Jennifer Lynn Barnes

When Kissy says they have to go somewhere, she means it. And, being a good sister, Jess goes. After all, her sister's never been wrong, especially when her eyes get all green and glowy. But the trip to San Antonio is more adventure than Jess bargained for.

I'm a JLB fangirl; her Raised By Wolves series is fantastic. This short story doesn't disappoint and leaves me wondering -- is she planning on using this story as a jumping-off point for a new series? Because it would totally rock! Jess and Kissy are a great team, and I love the go-go-girl power of the two of them.(less)

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Jul 25, 2011 Vicky rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: paranormal-romance, ya, fantasy

This is an anthology with stories by sixteen "Smart Chicks" authors including Jeri Smith-Redy, Kelley Armstrong, Melissa Marr, Rachel Vincent, and more. The stories run the gamut from sweet to creepy, from funny to serious, but all are well crafted and interesting.

Like all anthologies, there were stories I liked, and others, not so much. But even the ones that didn't top my "favorites" list were still good. All of them contained paranormal aspects. The crafting of Jeri Smith-Redy's story "Bridge...more

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Jul 22, 2011 Gecky Boz rated it 4 of 5 stars

Delightful Diversions
*ARC read via Around The World ARC Tours

Overall this book gets a grand 4 gnomes and a gnome hat out of 5 gnomes for having a great mix of stories and having characters in the stories that the reader will really want to know more about.

I don't normally review anthologies but this one sounded intriguing so to review it I decided to go through story by story rating and saying a little bit about each one. I used a 4/4 scale for these reviews and most of the stories were outstand...more

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Jun 23, 2011 Christine rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: galley, ya

Maybe this wasn't a good choice for me to read because seven of the sixteen stories were from the author's series, most of which I haven't read.

Let me give you the break-down.

Giovanni's Farewell by Claudia Gray
Original short, as far as I could tell. It was cute and could be turned into a successful full length book (or series) should Claudia decide to pursue it.

Scenic Route by Carrie Ryan
Based in the same dystopian world as The Forest of Hands and Teeth series. It was gritty and sad and a little...more

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Mar 28, 2013 Tammy is currently reading it · review of another edition

Shelves: my-kindle-library

Scenic Route (Forest of Hands & Teeth series) by Carrie Ryan:
I love this series. One thing I really liked about this story is it is set early on after The Return. Gives us an early look into this universe. The tone of the book is different, more modern feel to it, being it's closer to our present then the other books which I have felt have a more archaic tone, even tho it would be in future but makes sense to me as our present day is so foreign to them. I would think any apocalyptic world w...more

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Mar 25, 2013 Alexa rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: fab-challenge-2013

I strongly believe that a short story should stand alone, an entity unto itself. I find few things more annoying than stories that are so immersed in the author's "universe" that they require paragraphs of back-story to understand, or that are clearly a prequel and therefore end up seriously lacking in content. Too many of the stories in this collection suffered from one of these flaws. I understand the market for such stories, but please, tuck them away into a collection of “stories from the xy...more

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Jan 20, 2013 Aldi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: creepy-gothic-delight, paranormal, short-stories, young-adult

3.5 stars - some of these stories I enjoyed greatly (especially Red Run, Things About Love, Niederwald and Let's Get This Undead Show on the Road, while others left me lukewarm. I think Merely Mortal and Facing Facts especially suffered from the fact that they were taken out of the context of their existing novel/series 'verses; they seemed to spend most of their allotted space trying to explain backgrounds and established characters and relationships rather than actually telling a story (also,...more

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Jul 23, 2012 Sara rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-favorites, 2012, kindle-books-for-borrowing

Super fun anthology of paranormal authors' short stories. Very much enjoyed it. Also a nice change of pace from novels. I enjoyed the fun stories the best—several of them were quite funny.

Favorite stories (four stars):

"Things About Love" by Jackson Pearce. It's a story about first kisses and falling it love. Of course I loved it. Juliett the genie is adorable. I'd really like to read more from this world.

"Giovanni's Farewell" by Claudia Gray. Another cute story about first kisses. These twins ar...more

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Oct 13, 2011 Rosy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Reviewed for 'The Review Diaries' http://reviewdiaries.blogspot.com/

So I love anthologies but I hate short stories (most of the time.)

The anthology aspect is what made me want this book – the idea of a collection of some of my favourite authors and some new ones all in one place makes me hyperventilate with excitement. It’s like an all you can eat buffet where you can have a little bit of what you know and love, and then be daring and try something completely new that you’ve always looked at and...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Alex rated it 4 of 5 stars

As with any collection of short stories, I liked some and loved others. I find that usually there is at least one dud in anthologies like this, but surprisingly I can't pinpoint a single story I disliked. Of course there are some I liked more than others, but none at all that were bad.

I've read books by almost every author in here, which definitely helped my enjoyment. (The only ones I was unfamiliar with were Carrie Ryan, Jackson Pearce, Sarah Rees Brennan and Kimberly Derting, all of which I a...more

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Jul 10, 2012 Fala19 rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: young-adult, paranormal

Enthralled was one the better anthologies I've read. Like all short story collections there are the good, the bad and the blah stories, but Enthralled had more good than I was expecting.

Some of my favorite stories were: Automatic by Rachel Caine. This was an awesome addition the the Morganville series, that I really enjoyed. Gargouille by Mary E. Pearson was a beautiful story that I wished would've kept on going. The gargoyle mythology was fascinating. Let's Get This Undead Show on the Road by...more

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Jan 06, 2012 Christina Madison rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-2012, demons-devils, fae-elves-pixies, harpies-furies-valkyries, ghosts-spirits-wraiths, necromancers, psychic-abilities, sorcerers-sorceresses, vampires-dhampirs, werewolves-shapeshifters, witches-warlocks-wizards, zombies-cannibals, angels-fallenangels-nephilim

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Every story in Enthralled, as the summary states, takes the characters and readers on a journey of some kind. Whether it's a journey of survival, love, hope, forgiveness, or any number of other things; every story, some more than others, will leave it's mark.

I really enjoyed reading the stories like "Niederwald" by Rachel Vincent and "Facing Facts" by Kelley Armstrong that return to the worlds of their bestselling series. We get to see wh...more

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Oct 12, 2011 Patricia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved the short stories that I read in this book.

I found Jeri Smith-Ready's, Bridge, to be particularly wonderful. I loved how it was written in a musical stanza form as it is from Logan's POV. Although I am firmly Team Zachary, I couldn't help but feel for Logan. This a must read whether you are Team Zach or Team Logan because if you don't you'll surely be missing out.

The next novella that I read was short and very teaser-y and just in time for me to read the next book in the Soul Screamers...more

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Sep 09, 2011 Day rated it 4 of 5 stars

4.5 STARS- This is one of the BEST anthologies I have had the pleasure to read. Featuring some of my favorite authors in the genre like Rachel Caine, Carrie Ryan, Ally Condie, Jennifer Lynn Barnes…I knew from the moment I laid eyes on it that I would at least like half of the stories. What I didn’t factor in (and probably should have) was the fact that another couple of authors who continuously put out work I adore were behind the anthology and co-edited it. Melissa Marr and Kelley Armstrong are...more

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Apr 02, 2012 Jenny rated it 4 of 5 stars

Enthralled is a truly beautiful collection of short stories, a veritable buffet of paranormal entities with varying mythologies and gloriously crafted worlds that keeps us flipping the pages with unnatural speed and groaning outwardly upon reaching concluding pages of each individual tale. Some stories are snippets set in the world of an already existing series–granting us quick glimpses through the eyes of a secondary character and gifting us a few extra blissful minutes with some familiar favo...more Enthralled is a truly beautiful collection of short stories, a veritable buffet of paranormal entities with varying mythologies and gloriously crafted worlds that keeps us flipping the pages with unnatural speed and groaning outwardly upon reaching concluding pages of each individual tale. Some stories are snippets set in the world of an already existing series–granting us quick glimpses through the eyes of a secondary character and gifting us a few extra blissful minutes with some familiar favorites. Other tales are completely new, many of them feeling complex and nuanced despite the short page length, leaving us lingering on the last page wishing and hoping the author might decide to make the short we’ve just read a prequel to a new full-length supernatural series.

PERSONAL FAVORITES
Red Run by Kami Garcia
At a depressingly short 20 pages, Red Run gives us a quick, dark ghost story that proves with potentially disastrous consequences how things are not always as they seem. Ms Garcia manages to craft characters who come to life for those brief moments we spend with them, creating a complete story that more than satisfies our need for characters who elicit an emotional response as well as a world we can see clearly in our minds despite not having chapters upon chapters establishing and describing every detail for us.

Bridge by Jeri Smith-Ready
Perhaps my favorite of them all, Bridge is written in verse and returns us to the world of Shade and Shift, allowing us all-too briefly into the mind of Logan after he’s been a ghost for 233 days. While those who aren’t familiar with the series may not find this contribution to the anthology as poignant and moving as those who are familiar every detail of Logan’s history and his time with Aura, Ms. Smith-Ready still does a fantastic job of summarizing events to create a context for Logan’s need to speak with older brother Michael. Logan is his typical self, managing to be incredibly self-centered and frankly a bit of an asshole (his own words), but, as with the novels themselves, there are moments where he becomes serious and genuine, and he plays the strings of our hearts with the same consummate skill he did his guitar in life.

Skin Contact by Kimberly Derting
One of the darkest stories in the anthology, Skin Contact details the tragic past of Rafe, a character we meet in the second installment of her Body Finder series but about whom we know very little. In this tale she provides us an unobstructed view of the event that shaped the man he's become, shining a rather brutal light on someone we’ve seen previously only in shadow, and illuminating the infliction of emotional scars and irreversible damage on a young man we won’t be able to keep from seeing differently from this point onward.

The Third Kind by Jennifer Lynn Barnes
Ms. Barnes’s story is one of the ones that exists outside an already created world, giving us something fresh and new and altogether intriguing. Due to the short length, characters and events are introduced quickly and we literally hit the ground running from the very first page, however, at no point do things seem rushed, and somehow Ms. Barnes manages to make us feel as though we know both Jess and Kissy on a far deeper level than we might have believed possible given our initial meeting just pages before. The end of this tale is actually a beginning–though not in a frustrating way–and we can’t help but hope she might add Jess and Kissy to her list of works in progress so that we may continue on in a world with characters who left an impression almost instantaneously.

Overall Rating: 4/5(less)

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Nov 08, 2011 Hayley rated it 4 of 5 stars

I don't normally read all the stories in short story anthologies, and I didn't intend to read all of them here. I just wanted to read Kelley Armstrong's Facing Facts and Rachel Caine's Automatic, but I was between books and was pleasantly surprised. This is a great way to introduce authors. I am definitely going to look up some of their books. Aside from the above, my favourite stories were Mary E Pearson's Gargouille (so romantic, but not cheesy); Scenic Route by Carrie Ryan (never thought I'd...more

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Jun 06, 2012 Katie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

Usually, I am not a big fan of short stories. Authors seem to feel that they must try to be excessively clever, mysterious, or symbolic to make up for the short nature of the stories that they have written. I ,in general, been thoroughly disappointed with every short story collection that I've ever picked up, so I was rather skeptical when my sister insisted I read this book - even though it had stories written by a bunch of authors that we love.

Imagine my surprise when the stories were all good...more

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Oct 07, 2011 Brandy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011, library

I didn't enjoy this anthology as much as I assumed I would, and I think there are two reasons for that. One, I read this immediately after Welcome to Bordertown which was just amazing, and it was probably an impossible act to follow. Giving myself a bit of time before picking up another collection of stories might have worked out better. Two, I'm familiar with most of these authors by name only and haven't read their novels, and I felt like I might be missing something in some of the stories bec...more

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May 15, 2012 Kristie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012

For a book of short stories, I have to say it was surprisingly good. I read anthologies like this expecting to only enjoy about half of the stories, but I enjoyed almost every single one! I've read books by most of the authors that wrote for this book, and some of the short stories were continuations or spin-offs of the authors' other books. For the most part, I liked that, it was nice to read more stories about characters I know and like. However, if you hadn't read the original stories, I'm no...more

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