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Secrets 13: Satisfy Your Desire for More Paperback – 30 July 2005
Rachelle Chase (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
Amber Green (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
Calista Fox (Author) Find all the books, read about the author, and more. See search results for this author |
- Print length316 pages
- LanguageEnglish
- PublisherRed Sage Pub Inc
- Publication date30 July 2005
- Dimensions13.97 x 2.54 x 21.59 cm
- ISBN-100975451634
- ISBN-13978-0975451632
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Product details
- Publisher : Red Sage Pub Inc (30 July 2005)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 316 pages
- ISBN-10 : 0975451634
- ISBN-13 : 978-0975451632
- Dimensions : 13.97 x 2.54 x 21.59 cm
- Customer Reviews:
About the authors
She writes sexy. She writes sweet. She’ll introduce you to the hot alpha you can’t help but fall for, knowing he just might wreck you. Then she’ll turn around and tempt you with the book boyfriend of your dreams—and how can you possibly choose between them? (Don’t worry, you won’t have to—just lose yourself in the stories!) She’ll take you around the globe, to exciting and exotic locales. She’ll make you want to move to a rural Texas town. She’s Calista Fox to some, Ava McKnight to others, Gigi Templeton to her New Adult readers and a combo of Ava Fox, just for fun.
Fifteen years in the fiction industry have left Calista/Ava/Gigi with a decorated résumé of publishers, ranging from traditional New York, cutting-edge digital, trendy boutique print and forward-thinking reading-apps. She has won many writing contests with publication as the reward, has several notable top pick series and has received a Best Book of the Year nomination from Romantic Times magazine, as well as their Seal of Excellence. She is professionally represented by Sarah E. Younger of the renowned Nancy Yost Literary Agency.
Calista enjoys golf course living in sunny Arizona, is married to her own real-life alpha hero and is searching for her next great pet-love, following 17 years of an awesome lovefest with her Pomeranian and Maltese “pupperkins.”
She is a Past President/Advisor of the Desert Rose Chapter of Romance Writers of America® and a four-time member of their Board of Directors. She teaches workshops and online courses on novella writing, creating flawed characters and generating believable and sustainable sexual tension. She also, occasionally, tweets:
Twitter: www.twitter.com/calistafoxbooks
Amazon Page: https://www.amazon.com/Calista-Fox/e/B002BO84XS
Amber Green is INTJ. She is over 50 and over the county limit for pets. Her interests include etymology, military history, and flea control. She uses three pairs of glasses and one pair of shoes. Her goal is to write a book worth re-reading.
Rachelle Chase is a non-fiction author, as well as an award-winning romance author, business analyst, speaker, and model who’s appeared on national television – CBS, as well as “The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet” – plus radio shows, including Iowa Public Radio, Playboy Radio, the Hip-Hop Connection, and the Jordan Rich Show.
She's also a budding photographer and master procrastinator. Please visit www.LostBuxton.com or www.RachelleChase.com for more information and check out the Events page for her upcoming presentations.
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I'll admit that I was skeptical when I ventured into this genre, as it explores a broader range of scenarios than I normally encounter or seek out in my reading. I have to commend Amber Green with broadening my horizons using great writing and story-crafting skills!
I found the shifter universe she created to be fascinating and engaging - not to mention hotter than July. Beyond that, I love the down home touches that connected me to the MA character. I know a few memaws and my accent does come busting out the door from time to time, so it was authentic for me. I also adore strong female protagonists. I'll be checking out more of her work along those lines for sure.
A book is "good" for me when I can't put it down. This story ranks right up there. Enjoyed the heck out of it!

Hawkmoor by Amber Green was so completely unromantic that i couldn't even finish it. I know that sounds bad of me, but the story was so awful that I couldn't even force myself to finish it. I tell you, I tried many, many times. It seemed to lack any substance whatsoever (or maybe it was too much substance, too much going on), was completely confusing; I just couldn't follow it or get into it. Normally, I love a good supernatural romance, but this one lacked the "good".
In the heat of the night by Calista Fox was an okay story, but again, there wasn't really enough "good" in this story to keep me interested all the way through. Nick is determined to resist Molina in order to concentrate on his job, which is protecting her, but, typically, doesn't make any effort at that at all (the resisting part). Compared to all the spectacular stories that have been in past Secrets books, I wish someone could tell me why this one got picked.
Out of Controll by Rachelle Chase could have been a great story, but like the others mentioned so far, it fell flat. Basiclly, Erik Santos is a hottie that decides he'd like to have Astrid, Astrid kind of just says, "Why not? Okay." and they fall into a sweaty love affair. Sounds great, you say? Well, it could have been if they had bothered to develop into a couple that had real passion instead of continuing as two strangers just wanting to have sex.
Lessons in pleasure by Charlotte Featherstone was the only half-way decent story. And that was only because Damian, the hero, realizes that he has grievously wronged the love of his life, Lily. He sets out to prove his love and devotion to her by blackmailing her (strike one, it's just plain wrong) into a sexual relationship with him. She cooperates with him, coming to realize herself that she's not as over him as she thought she was. It turned out by the end to be a sweet story, and the only one worth taking the time to read. However, one decent story out of four does NOT a good book make.
I think Secrets volume 14 may be coming out in December of 2005. If so, hopefully the editors will have picked out a much better selection of stories. Normally these books make my heart go pitter-patter, but this one made me wince, yawn and, finally, roll over and snore.


