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Purchased this book for a friend, It arrived the week before Christmas. It was one of those once you start reading, you just can't put it down... Anywho.... I think 3 more people read that book before Christmas Eve. It was a blast. Thanks!


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Merry Christmas Baby Susanna Carr Donna Kauffman Nancy Warren Erin McCarthy MaryJanice Davidson Lucy Monroe 9780758208866 Books Reviews

I really enjoyed these short stories, especially Nancy Warren's Let It Snow and Erin McCarthy's You, Actually. I thought they were sweet and sexy and would highly recommend this book!!
These Brava anthologies get worse every time. It seems to me that two or three anthologies not unlike this one featuring pretty much the same authors are released every month. I noticed that some of the stories in Merry Christmas, Baby are not only undeveloped and too short for me to care about the characters, but they are also recycled. It is obvious to me that these authors are running out of ideas because this imprint makes them churn out crap at hyper speed. Donna Kaufman's Making Waves and Erin McCarthy's You, Actually are the better ones in this book. I was very disappointed with MaryJanice Davidson in this one. Undercover Claus is Santa Claws from Ellora's Cave's Naughty or Nice anthology, but with some minor alterations. The funny thing is that I read that Naughty or Nice anthology just a few days before reading this book. I can't help losing respect for an author who doesn't even bother to write an original story. I still love her work, but I shall read the stuff she writes for Berkley and for e-imprints in the future. I will read one of her Brava novels only if the plot is interesting (The Royal Treatment, which she wrote for Brava, was actually very good). The Lucy Monroe, Susanna Carr, and Nancy Warren novellas aren't any better. Having read Jingle Bell Rock last year, I should have known better than to read this one. Lucky for me, I borrowed this from a friend to amuse myself during the ninety-minute train ride to work. I suppose that this book was entertaining enough for work travel, but I couldn't help experiencing deja vu while I read the stories and a lot of the passages within them. I won't read any more of these Brava anthologies. They should give these authors some space to actually come out with good, or at least decent, material in the future. For the time being, I recommend the Secret anthologies from Red Sage Publishing.
But with that said, this is still a fun set of stories that for the most part will put the reader in the "holiday frame of mind" and will be entertaining enough to distract a person from long lines, and traffic.

Donna Kauffman's story "Making Waves" is set in the tropical Atlantic. Burke Morgan finally has his own yacht and is ready to take his first customer on there dream holiday cruise but first he has to replace his cook, and the replacement just so happens to get seasick when she stands on good ol' terrafirma. Can Burke make Kamala's mind off her problem, and more on him?

Nancy Warren's "Let It Snow" puts perky weathergirl Marisa Langley locked out on a snowy rooftop with her cameraman Rob Sheridon. Problem with this is Rob seems to hate Marisa...or does he? Will they manage to keep each other warm on a snowy Christmas Eve?

Erin McCarthy's "You, Actually" brings together two best friends that have not been quite honest with each other. They both love the other, but have been to afraid to tell the truth. Will the holiday spirit bring the two together?

MaryJanice Davidson's "Undercover Claus" puts one workaholic cop who just so happens to be undercover as Santa. Will ringing the bell in hopes of catching a thief but instead catches the eye of a rather yummy "Brit" instead. Can these two different people find love during the holidays?

Lucy Monroe's "Silver Bella" is the story of Bella, a model that may be sexy, but has no idea how to be "sexy". That is until yummy Texan Jake Barton shows up and gives her just what she needs.

Susanna Carr's "Snow Day" finds Karen alone and naked in the wrong bed. Tyler thinks that everything is just as it should be on a snowy stormy Christmas. Maybe he can show Karen that everything is right since it led her to him.

Overall these are average stories. This is probably due to the short length of each story and as a result these are not the full-fleshed out reads we are used too. In any event they are all steamy, and offer rather yummy hero's and average heroines (a few were just too...obnoxious at times.) I would not rush out and pick up this book, but at the same time, I wouldn't avoid it either.

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Purchased this book for a friend, It arrived the week before Christmas. It was one of those once you start reading, you just can't put it down... Anywho.... I think 3 more people read that book before Christmas Eve. It was a blast. Thanks!