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Propose To Me: A Romance Anthology Kindle Edition
Lourdes March has cried enough tears over her dishonest ex. She is moving on. Until she walks into an optometrist's office, and is confronted with the splitting image of the man she's trying to forget.
The Spark by Ellyse Roberts
Anna Claire had everything: money, a fiancé and a successful job as an architect. Her life was going great until a homeless guy with a grudge decided to set the building she was renovating on fire. Ethan was a firefighter filled with regret from a mistake he made long An inferno brought them back together. But can fate re-ignite the spark they thought was lost forever?
Proposal Unexpected by Elena Kane
Adele had the perfect life, until it all fell apart. She’s left alone and bitter after discovering her husband’s many transgressions, when she finds herself face to face with a familiar face from the past. Wondering why they ever parted ways to begin with, Adele is faced with the difficult choice of forgetting and forgiving her husband or starting a life with the man she spent years loving before life got in the way.
One Perfect Moment by Tara Fox Hall
Coriander Hartwell’s dream of getting married has almost come true; her longtime lover Stefan VanKellam II has finally popped the question. But the instant she locks eyes with old flame Dustin at her high school reunion, Cori begins to rethink her dream of a perfect wedding...and the man she wishes would make her his wife.
Running Late by Caroline Andrus
On her way to meet with her boyfriend, Will, Paige reflects upon their seven-year relationship and prepares herself to be dumped. Meanwhile, Will has something else in mind.
Cappuccino Dreaming by Louise Redmann
What does it cost to be yourself? She’s cooked for her boyfriend, played nice with his friends, and twisted her personality to fit his. He’s booked an expensive restaurant for Saturday night. Surely he’s going to propose. But when she sees her lover kiss her best friend, she flees into a coffee house only to trip up the stairs, spilling her cappuccino over everyone. Out of the angry crowd, one man offers his hand and a fresh drink.
Love Weavers by Katie Stephens
Hannah and Wynter have two things in common: an incredible artistic talent and witchcraft. In order to acquire Wynter’s jewelry-making secrets, Hannah finds a way to travel across time and meet her ancestor. However, her novice powers simply amuse Wynter, who is embroiled in a love triangle and has no time for the young witch. When an enchanted necklace disappears, can the two work together or must their men take matters into their own hands?
- LanguageEnglish
- Publication dateJuly 16, 2015
- File size1.8 MB
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- ASIN : B010A7BEJI
- Publisher : Satin Romance
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- Publication date : July 16, 2015
- Edition : First
- Language : English
- File size : 1.8 MB
- Screen Reader : Supported
- Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
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- Word Wise : Enabled
- Print length : 266 pages
- Page Flip : Enabled
- Best Sellers Rank: #4,343,533 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #20,155 in Romance Collections & Anthologies (Kindle Store)
- #24,875 in Romance Collections & Anthologies (Books)
- #217,954 in Contemporary Romance (Kindle Store)
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Charmaine loves to write dark and edgy romance that will melt both your e-reader and your heart.
She's a mom of two teenagers, an adorable dog, and a dominant cat. Her country of birth is South Africa where many of her stories play off. Her French husband whisked her away to the south of France where she currently lives with her family.
When she's not writing, you'll find her in the kitchen baking cakes or in the gym lifting weights (because ... all those cakes!).
Tara Fox Hall’s writing credits include nonfiction, erotica, horror, suspense, action-adventure, children’s stories, and contemporary and historical paranormal romance. She is the author of the paranormal fantasy Lash series, the transgender contemporary erotic Grow A Pair series, the paranormal romantic suspense Unhallowed Love series and the paranormal romantic drama Promise Me series. Tara divides her free time unequally between writing novels and short stories, chainsawing firewood, caring for stray animals, sewing cat and dog beds for donation to animal shelters, and target practice. All of her published children’s stories to date are free reads on www.childrens-stories.net. A current list of her commentary on Animal Science articles can be viewed at https://animalstudiesrepository.org/
If you discovered a sealed box with "Katie's memories" scribbled on the side, you'd find a lifetime of partially completed stories, plays and musicals. Katie Stephens has opened that box and writes both non-fiction and fiction, where she happily experiments with all genres. Katie has published adult literature in Spark: A Creative Anthology and Mused—The Bella Online Literary Review. She is also a contributing author to Satin Romance at Melange Publishing.
Katie's alter-ego, K.T. Stephens, writes YA and children’s books and is especially enamored of the circus. Just mention acrobats and strongmen and she’ll jump headfirst into this world of magic, color and precision and take you with her! Her pet project is as editor to the Seven Deadly Sins, A YA Anthology series, comprised of authors from the writing community of Scribophile.
Katie/K.T. recently moved with her husband and two adorably obsessive felines from the green rolling hills of Ohio to New Mexico, where the sun shines an astounding 310 days out of the year. Her financial investments now include suntan lotion and dark glasses.
Caroline Andrus was born and raised in the St. Paul suburbs where she lives with her husband, two daughters, and Henry McCoy—a wild cougar trapped in the body of a house cat.
When she's not working her full time day job and her full time publishing job, she divides her time between writing, designing, and managing her household. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, binging TV shows on Netflix, rocking out to Spotify, and tabletop board games.
She is passionate about both reading and writing teen and new adult fiction, and is pretty sure she will forever be eighteen at heart.
Website: www.CarolineAndrus.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/CarolineAndrusAuthor
Twitter: @andruscaroline
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- Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2015I received a copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. I have a few general comments to make about the collection as a whole and then I will review each story individually. First, I'm not particularly fond of the title of the anthology because I feel it made the stories predictable, and I'm not a fan of predictable. Secondly, there were a few more spelling errors in this book than I typically find acceptable in a book this size, but most of them were in one story, and it was a case of a female specific spellings of two words used in reference to a male. I don't think the average reader would recognize that issue while reading, so it's mostly only significant to me.
Artificial Tears by Charmaine Pauls
I like my romances to have relationship build up, and this story just didn't do that for me. While I could easily see and understand her attraction, his motives are really unknowable because the story is told in first person from her perspective. Mostly, I think this story would work better for me if it were developed into a full length novel to provide time for a slower burning relationship build up. It wasn't bad, but it didn't work for me. 3 stars.
The Spark by Ellyse Roberts
This story was chock full of detailed descriptions, bringing the story to life in a big way. I also loved the chapter headings, they were really a nice touch. I thought the story wrapped up rather quickly at the end, but that's understandable because there were almost certainly length restraints for the submissions to this anthology. There were also times where the verb tenses were off that made some segments kind of stutter for me. Most people probably wouldn't notice those though. 4 stars.
Proposal Unexpected by Elena Kane
This story is my fantasy (shh, don't tell my husband), well sort of at least. My guy is one that I never actually dated though, but otherwise this story is the one that I have saved in my head, almost to the letter, for the times when I'm really angry at my husband. Because of this, I felt really connected to the story and I loved the way it played out. It really felt like the author took it straight from my head. 5 stars.
One Perfect Moment by Tara Fox Hall
Like the past two stories, this is a second chance romance, but it didn't sit as well with me morally as the last two did. There was just something about the characters actions that rankled me. There were also a few conversations that felt flat and awkward, in my opinion. The story wasn't poorly written, but it didn't work for me. 3.5 stars.
Running Late by Caroline Andrus
I loved the way this story was set up, giving us what seems like the highlights from a long relationship, interspersed with present day events that transpire in a very short amount of time. It really made the story feel more intense for me. Even though this is a short story, it was very easy to see the relationship blossom and grow. Although the conflict felt a little manufactured to me, I think that was largely because of the title of this anthology. 5 stars.
Cappuccino Dreaming by Louise Redmann
I liked how almost this entire story took place in a coffee shop (even though, like the leading lady, I don't like coffee). It was an interesting way to tell a love story, only through their interactions in that one location. I took some issue with the man's attitude near the end because I feel what he was doing was just as bad as part of what her ex had done in the past, just in the reverse, but beyond that it was a fun story. 4 stars.
Love Weavers by Katie Stephens
This was my favorite story in this collection. It weaves together past and present to create a dual love story, one in the past and one in the present, but it's really more about the two women in the different times than anything, and their connections to each other. But honestly, I think this was mostly my favorite story because of the historical aspect to it. I've always loved reading historical romances. 5 stars.
Overall this collection gets 4.2 stars. I would definitely recommend it to contemporary romance fans.
Reviewed on Just Another Girl and Her Books blog
- Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2015Running Late by Caroline Andrus
On her way to meet with her boyfriend, Will, Paige reflects upon their seven-year relationship and prepares herself to be dumped. Meanwhile, Will has something else in mind.
This was an amazing shot story. Even though it was short it kind of covered everything and there was no moment of puzzlement in my mind. I loved their love and knew what was coming even though Paige didn't ;) It was a very sweet romantic story. I kind of loved that moment when they both first met!
- Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2015*I received a copy of Propose To Me in exchange for an honest review*
As a whole I enjoyed this collection, this is perfect for anyone needing a few happily ever afters. As a whole I give this this collection 4 Stars.
A few of the stories fell flat for me, I would have rather read them as full length novels, with more story and character building. I found a few editing errors as I traversed the pages.
Artificial Tears by Charmaine Pauls - This story was cute, but it didn’t grab my attention like I had hoped. The romance could have been built up a bit more for my liking. Overall it was still a cute and well written read, but I think it would have been much better as a full length novel. 3 Stars
The Spark by Ellyse Roberts - What a great debut by Ellyse, I wouldn’t hesitate to read more about Anna Claire and Ethan. There were some things left tangled in the midst of the short story, things I would like to see resolved. 4 Stars
Proposal Unexpected by Elena Kane - The characters were believable, the narrative detail was spot on. I was a little disappointed I flew through this read so quickly. 4 Stars
One Perfect Moment by Tara Fox Hall - I think this was one of my favorites in the anthology, for content and readability alike. This is the perfect short story, one of those lifetime movie moments. 4 Stars
Running Late by Caroline Andrus - Caroline Andrus did a great job, I loved the way she was able to build the characters and story, all in a few short minutes (in the story). It is the perfect short story that still packs the punch of a full novel. 4 Stars
Cappuccino Dreaming by Louise Redmann - I wasn’t exactly fond of this story, not because it wasn’t well written or entertaining, because it was both of those things. I didn’t like the male lead. Louise writes in an almost lyrical way, entwining great detail into her tale. 4 Stars
Love Weavers by Katie Stephens - I absolutely loved this story, I am a huge fan of paranormal romance and this hit my sweet spot, it held my attention all the way through. 5 Stars
- Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2015This is a wonderful compilation of short romance stories where everyone gets their HEA.
I was a little disappointed that all the stories were so short, but they were all really good :)
I great holiday read.
I decided not to review each book individually only because it would have just been repetitious because as the title suggests, everyone gets a proposal and obviously lives happily every after.