Marry Me...Maybe?: An Anthology

by Tori Carrington and Anne McAllister

Book Overview

Marry Me...Maybe? by Tori Carrington\Anne McAllister released on Aug 25, 2004 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373230273
• ISBN13: 9780373230273
• Release Date: August 2004
• Publisher: Harlequin by Request 2's
• Length: 480 Pages
• Weight: 0.53 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.3" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Release of two favorites

Authors Tori Carrrinton and Anne McAllister come together for a delightful read in MARRY ME...MAYBE? These powerful storytellers have a proven track record that has long captivated fans, providing consistently excellent reads. While their styles are marvelously diverse, these authors share dynamic characterizations and distinctive voices, resulting in a combined effort certain to please series romance lovers. In each full-length tale, strong heroines have agreed to marry someone else, and these heroes are challenged to prove their love, despite their mistakes in the past. First released in 1999, LICENSE TO THRILL was Tori Carrington's first Temptation miniseries entitled the Magnificent McCoy Men, and hero Marc McCoy certainly lives up to readers' expectations. When his partner Melanie Weber is hospitalized following an attempt on a senator, Marc cannot bring himself to visit her in the hospital, nor can he get past her interfering mother when Melanie returns home to recuperate. Believing his interest has waned, Melanie intends to marry someone else to give her child a father. Then Marc kidnaps her only two days before her planned wedding. A titillating read, LICENSE TO THRILL contains a couple of twists at the end that makes every page worthwhile. Look for the next two books in the series, THE P.I. WHO LOVED HER and FOR HER EYES ONLY to be released in a double offering in MARCH 2005 and new REAL MCCOY story in April 2005. With over fifty books to her credit, author Anne McCallister's voice remains fresh and captivating in the release, I THEE WED. Three years ago college student Diane Bauer fell in love with Nick Granatelli while he attended Harvard Business School. His father's potentially fatal heart attack draws Nick back to his native St. Louis and into a life he believes that precludes a woman like Diane. Harsh words motivated by his own painful internal landscape motivate Diane to transform her life. When they meet again three years later, they have effectively traded places, with Nick feeling lost and having run away from home and with Diane living a life of independence and self assurance. Nick has never been able to get Diane out of his mind, but now she plans to marry someone else. McCallister's graceful prose resonance with the lyricism of poetry, resulting in a read that is both entertaining and elegant.