Readers were asked what they would like to read from
these four authors, voted, and the plot was created.
So what happens when you take a second son who has returned
from war and is asked to uphold family duty by providing an
heir and a woman who is unattractive and shy? You get
stories that will make you smile, laugh and sigh.
The Seduction of Sebastian Trantor by Stephanie Laurens,
Only Love by Mary Balogh, Hope Springs Eternal by Jacquie
D'Alessandro, and Fate Strikes a Bargain by Candice Hern
have only one thing in common, the plot, but each is its own
story with different characters finding love.
When these four amazing authors did this for the first time
with It Happened One Night I never thought they would
try
to trump it and do it again but they did with this smash
hit, IT HAPPENED ONE SEASON. Every story is its own but in
one book. Short stories make it go so fast that before
you know it you have turned the last page and are wanting
more. I enjoy the fact that the women, all though they are
strong, are still not ones that every man chases after
which makes them feel they are unattractive and unwanted.
And then there are the men each has their own demons but
are strong and can look past what is on the outside and see
what is beneath the skin and find that even though they did
not intend to fall in love they do. I would suggest this
book to anyone who wants to read how these wonderful ladies
manage to take their tales in different directions but
remain within the guidelines set for them.
We asked our readers what story they would most like to see
from four bestselling authors. They responded...
A handsome hero returns from war, battle-scarred and
world-weary. But family duty calls and he must find a bride.
A young lady facing yet another season without a suitor
never expects to find herself the object of his affections.
Stephanie Laurens, Mary Balogh, Jacquie D'Allesandro and
Candice Hern have come together to create one of the most
unforgettable events of the year. The results are
spectacular -- each story is as unique as a lover's first kiss.