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Sleeping With the Undead
Enjoy ten erotic tales of vampire seduction in this enticing anthology from L&L Dreamspell. The stories and authors are: Repopulation Assignment by Beth Stafford, Ink by M. Phillips, A Fire in the Blood by Tsyche Dwai, Being Alive by Robert S. Tyler, Redemption Song by Garnell Wallace, Ever Blue by C. S. Johnson, Vampire Dancer by Cornelia Amiri, Black Rose Beach by Linndah, Lady and the Vamp by Catherine Noonan, Fighting Fire with Fire by Samantha Stone
172 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2008
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March 6, 2009
Sleeping with the Undead: Tales of Vampire Seduction is an anthology filled with short stories by a collaboration of ten authors.
I have to admit that I didn’t care for anthologies at first. A big reason was because the stories were too short. You would just start really getting into the story and then it would end. One thing I like about anthologies is that they allow me to try out new authors. When I picked up this one, I thought I would enjoy it. The stories consisted of two factors…vampires and sex. Ok so I don’t really need to have sex in my books but sometimes it doesn’t hurt.
I am sad to report that I didn’t care for this anthology. There were a few stories I liked but most I didn’t like. There didn’t have much substance to them. One of my favorite stories through was by an author I enjoy and that is Cornelia Amiri. I pretty much figured I would like her story, even before I got to it. For anyone who has not read any of Ms. Amiri’s novels; she writes Celtic stories. She is known as the Celtic Romance Queen. Her druids are pretty great. It was nice to see that Ms. Amiri was able to incorporate some of what she is famous for into her vampire story.
I have to admit that I didn’t care for anthologies at first. A big reason was because the stories were too short. You would just start really getting into the story and then it would end. One thing I like about anthologies is that they allow me to try out new authors. When I picked up this one, I thought I would enjoy it. The stories consisted of two factors…vampires and sex. Ok so I don’t really need to have sex in my books but sometimes it doesn’t hurt.
I am sad to report that I didn’t care for this anthology. There were a few stories I liked but most I didn’t like. There didn’t have much substance to them. One of my favorite stories through was by an author I enjoy and that is Cornelia Amiri. I pretty much figured I would like her story, even before I got to it. For anyone who has not read any of Ms. Amiri’s novels; she writes Celtic stories. She is known as the Celtic Romance Queen. Her druids are pretty great. It was nice to see that Ms. Amiri was able to incorporate some of what she is famous for into her vampire story.
December 31, 2008
A new review is up Sleeping With the Undead. Here's a tidbit:
"With ten different authors, we get to read about a variety of vampires and their mates. These stories take place in all different areas of the world. If you're looking for a quick vampire read with plenty of variety, this is the book for you." Reviewed by Chere Gruver at ParaNormal Romance
The full review is at http://www.paranormalromance.org/revi...
"With ten different authors, we get to read about a variety of vampires and their mates. These stories take place in all different areas of the world. If you're looking for a quick vampire read with plenty of variety, this is the book for you." Reviewed by Chere Gruver at ParaNormal Romance
The full review is at http://www.paranormalromance.org/revi...
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