There’s a very nice review of the More Scary Kisses anthology, edited by Liz Grzyb, over at Publisher’s Weekly:
Talent shines in this beguiling collection of 17 paranormal romance stories from Down Under, many of which are more haunting and humorous than scary. Mr. Darcy of Pride and Prejudice takes a turn as a barbaric demon slayer in Fraser Sherman’s “The Sword of Darcy,” while a sugar-crazed cherub does his best to reunite two lovers in Nicole R. Murphy’s “The Protector’s Last Mission.” A telepathic tentacle monster reluctantly wedded to a human woman finds a way toward happy-ever-after in Liz Coley’s “Marriage of Convenience.” On the creepier end, both Felicity Dowker’s “Berries and Incense” and Kirstyn McDermott’s “Frostbitten” will leave readers with chills. Martin Livings and Talie Helene close the anthology with “The Last Gig of Jimmy Rucker,” a brilliantly hypnotizing and heartwarming tale. Readers will be delighted by this introduction to some of Australia’s best paranormal romance writers.
Look! Creepy! Chills! 🙂
Publisher’s Weekly also reviews Dead Red Heart, a second anthology forthcoming from Ticonderoga Publications. Both books will be launched at SwanCon this Easter so, if you’re coming to the convention, please drop by and say hello.
Kirstyn McDermott 