These Boots Were Made for Stomping

by Jade Lee, Julie Kenner, Marianne Mancusi, et al.

This omnibus features novels by Julie Kenner, Jade Lee and Marianne Mancusi. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 050552760X
• ISBN13: 9780505527608
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Love Spell
• Length: 309 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 4.2" x 6.8"

Customer Reviews

Very fun!

Who does not enjoy a great pair of shoes no matter what kind?? now these three women find the fabulous Shoestra the goddess of shoes and BAM they are Kicking and fighting and surprising themselves with their new found confidence and skill and budding sensuality. I so absolutely adored the tongue in cheek and fantastic geeky, strong, funny and fabulous stories in this compilation I couldn't put it down! There is nothing better to read to give you a break between your regular series. I laughed out loud and Kung Fu shoes actually gave me that cheesy laugh cry you get when someone gets the cool Happy Ever After. Oh yes. love this! -Deneishia

three lighthearted satirical romantic romps

"A Step in the Right Direction" by Julie Kenner. Mortal Lydia Carmichael has no powers and in fact gets in the way of the Protector Nikko the Silver Streak on his mission. The superhero must capture technology thief Rex Ruthless and his cohorts before they cause harm. When Lydia puts on the special footwear everything changes. "Kung Fu Shoes" by Jade Lee. In Indianapolis English literature teacher Michaela Becker fears for her life but still tries to reach smart student Lucy Varner. Her dreams seem futile until she dons the "Kung Fu Shoes" that turn her into a sexual fighting machine; just ask her boyfriend Joe. "Karma Kitty Goes to Comic Com" by Marianne Mancusi. Karma Kitty comic book author Hailey Hills and her artist Thomas Carol have a booth at the 2008 New York Comic Con. Though she loves being here, she fears the love of her life Collin Robinson will be too. Their relationship ended when comic publishers rejected his art work on the original Karma Kitty though a misunderstanding caused the final break. As they see one another, both knows they still love the other, but who will make the first dangerous move becomes moot when Hailey gets embroiled in a mess requiring a superhero not a lover. These three lighthearted satirical romantic romps are fun to read as each stars mortal females turning into superheroes ostensibly because of special shoes; yet they had the fortitude inside them embellished by a loving caring hunk or geek. Harriet Klausner