Scared Stiff
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| Rating | : | 4.47 (804 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0979311063 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 320 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-13 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
SCARED STIFF offers four very different tales of m/m ghostly doings that'll have readers panting (in more ways than one) under the covers. A eclectic mix of inspired stories from best-selling authors William Maltese, Josh Lanyon, Sarah Black and Laura Baumbach. Maltese offers excitement and steamy pleasure in his Rendering Souls while Lanyon adds adventurous ghost hunters in his A Ghost of a Chance. Black gives you horrors from the past in Wild Onions, and Baumbach rounds out the volume with a ho
A deliciously scarry collaboration with hot sexy love. Niki This is a wonderfuly collaboration indeed. LouisaClark has given an excellent review on all 4 stories.I enjoy Laura's story on one grieving man being haunted by a restless ghost in a manor on a cliff by the sea. Mason is such a vulnerable character and Eli is just the right hunk to lift him from the depth of despair. There are a few frightening moments as the spectre hovers near our hero in the bath and while he is sleeping. Ok I will overlook the typo here.I just love Josh's style and "A ghost of a chance" is pure delight. I am glued to his story. The Good and The Bad. Isan The Good: Soul Desire by Laura BaumbachThe mystery was interesting and had an intriguing history behind it. The Romance didn't look forced and the first step toward it came from the guy I didn't expect, pretty hilarious.Summary: Mason decides he needs to get away from his life when it seems he can't let go of his lover that died 2 years ago. Thinking some peace and quiet is in order to put his life back on the right track, he ends up at an old inn where he learns quickly that he has to share his bedroom with an occupant less than alive. Together w. 3 Great 1 Bad - really Bad I bought this for the Josh Lanyon story. If I could have gotten his story on its own I would not have bothered to get the anthology - and I would have missed out on two other great stories.The first story, Soul Desire by Laura Baumbach, was sweet and uncomplicated - a B+ story. In parts it did read a little like the main character was a woman in drag - when he first meets Eli and tumbles into his arms, or when he later runs and dives into Eli's bed squealing in terror. Still it was a pleasant story.Josh Lanyon's story was, as usual, brilliant but