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    Kiss Me Deadly: 13 Tales of Paranormal Love (Paperback) Edited by Tricia Telep

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    Short Description for Kiss Me Deadly Full of dark seduction and modern romance, this short story collection presents a variety of talented voices that can satisfy the werewolf, ghost, fallen angel, zombie, and shape shifter's dark desires. It is suitable for fresh-blooded teens of paranormal romance.
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    Lydia Presley You know, I'm pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this book. There really aren't any "bad" stories in it, more like.. "okay" stories and "better" stories. I intended to write a short review of each one, but then I realized that was a lot of writing and getting up and down and... yeah, so instead I'll give you a few reviews of the stories I liked best.

    Errant - Diane Peterfreund

    I'm not a big unicorn fan, I admit it. I think I got burned out when unicorns were all over the cartoons when I was a little girl. Then of course there was more recent youtube videos with unicorns that made them feel.. cheesy and hokey. That said, this short story was interesting and finally made them out to be a little more bloodthirsty and not quite all rainbows and ponies. Enjoyable story and I'll be looking into more of Peterfruend's writing.

    Lost - Justine Musk

    I really enjoyed this story about a girl who can find things that are "lost". I love mythology, though, so it isn't really a surprise that I enjoyed this as much as I did. Unlike some of the other stories in this book, this one had a definite beginning, middle and the perfect ending so, while I wish it had been longer, I was satisfied with what I read.

    The Spy Who Never Grew Up - Sarah Rees Brennan

    Hands down, my favorite story of the book. Okay, so I admit to rolling my eyes a little at the introduction of 69 the Spy, but the story got better from there, I promise! Such a fun and interesting take on an old story. I'm laughing remembering the introduction to the Queen even as I type this. This story alone is worth picking up this collection.


    Hare Moon - Carrie Ryan

    Oh Carrie Ryan, how I love you. Carrie has this way of turning zombies into something even more terrifying than zombies! Just the mere mention of the "unconsecrated" and I shiver and get cold chills. In this short story about Tabitha she gives you a small, perfect taste of her longer books and has me remembering I still need to read that second one - soon!


    A few surprises - I'm not a big Hush, Hush fan but the Becca Fitzpatrick story kind of blew me away with how good it was. Also, I think I'm done with vampires. Way too many vampire stories out there and when you start mixing them with other fantastical creatures (such as Djinn), it's too much.

    Overall enjoyable set of short stories and not nearly as mushy as I thought it would be! by Lydia Presley

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