"four fun "otherworldly" romances"

"Witch Way" by MaryJanice Davidson. Her heritage demands that Rhea the witch kill a member of her family's enemies Christopher though she prefers a love spell rather than a death incarnation.

"Street Corners and Halos" by Catherine Spangler. Gabriel the angel and Rachel the vampire meet with him wanting to teach her that a loving life is more precious than being undead.

"The Demon's Angel" by Emma Holly. Over her objection Yama research geneticist is forced to experiment on Harry the human though afterward she is elated with what she has wrought.

"Angel and the Hellraiser" by Vickie Taylor. Zane is an out of control stuntman who willingly risks death until he meets Rosemary the Angel of Death who teaches him how to live and love.

These are four fun "otherworldly" romances with three being paranormal fantasies and one a sci fi, but each of the entries are well written and entertaining.

Harriet Klausner

Reviewed by Harriet Klausner
Posted February 27, 2007

Summary

Four never-before-published paranormal tales from a quartet of top-tier talents.

In the realm between the living and the undead, between human and immortal, four of today's most thrilling authors explore the delight that ensues when opposites come together...

New York Times bestselling author MaryJanice Davidson challenges a charlatan exorcist with a sexy dead woman—and an unnatural romance in Witch Way.

USA Today bestselling author Emma Holly introduces a beautiful scientist to the realm of the Demon World...and an irresistible male she has experimented on.

National bestselling author Vickie Taylor throws a hell-bent man into the arms of a beautiful dark angel who is driven by ethereal desires of her own.

And award-winning author Catherine Spangler gives a vampire prostitute a last chance at redemption when an angelic hunk offers her a night of divine lovemaking in Street Corners and Halos.