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    How Do I Love Thee?: Stories to Stir the Heart

    By Allen Unwin

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    Inspired by Elizabeth Barrett Browning's famous sonnet, this swoon-worthy story collection offers new and tantalizing views on romance and love to make any reader's heart beat faster From classic romantic suspense and vampires to time-travelers and the erotic, this unique collection is like a box of chocolates—there's something delicious for everyone. The stories found here will delight everyone looking for love and romance, from Valerie Parv's "Never Too Late," featuring the gorgeously rugged Cade Thatcher from her Code of the Outback series; to Anita Bell's wickedly funny "Killer Smile" and Anna Jacobs' poignant soldier-settler's tale "A Much-Needed Wife." Other stellar authors included are Alexis Fleming, Daphne Clair, Sonny Whitelaw, and Alan Gold. This unique collection of love stories will appeal to that little bit of the romantic in us all.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAllen Unwin
    Release dateDec 1, 2010
    ISBN9781741769302
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