Summer Sizzles

by Kristine Grayson (Editor), Katie Pressa, Lisa Silverthorne

In this fourth Fiction River Special Edition, bestselling romance author and editor Kristine Grayson takes readers into the world of romantic suspense. These nine breathtaking stories-from military romance to love in the criminal underworld, from a highly unusual shipboard romance to a modern gothic novella set on an idyllic island-make a perfect beginning to summer reading. The heat of attraction, the sparks of passion, and the frisson of suspense all thread their way through every story in this spectacular volume.Includes "Night Moves" by Katie Pressa"Safe Like Cedar" by Lisa Silverthorne"Flying Above the Hindu Kush" by M.L. Buchman"Love on the Run" by Kelly Washington"Need to Know" by Sabrina Chase"Bribing Ghosts" by Leah Cutter"Come Summer, Come Winter, I'll Come for You" by Rei Rosenquist"Totality" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch"That Summer on Blue Heron Island" by Dayle A. Dermatis"Each tale will take you on an eerie love adventure and all end up with a warm and loving conclusion..." -Fresh Fiction on Fiction River: Christmas Ghosts

Genres: Romance

294 pages, Paperback

First published June 26, 2019

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

[Heather Pagano · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was my first time reading in the romance genre, and there were some very vivid and memorable stories in this issue.

[David Macpherson · Rating 3 out of 5]

A genre I have not read, romantic suspense. For the most part, the stories were fun. They had tension and the romance mostly worked. There was one unpleasant story that I really hated, but that happens in anthologies. IT was an outlier. The rest were just fine

[Milady133 · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved most of the stories, a fantastic selection, the only one I didn't like and I don't know what it was doing in this collection was Rei Rosenquist's story, I couldn't find the suspense in there. I finished it because it wasn't very long, but half the time I was considering just skipping it.