Valerie Parv

How Do I Love Thee? (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

How do I love thee? Let me count the ways ... With these words from Elizabeth Barrett Browning's famous romantic sonnet to inspire them, twelve wonderful writers offer new and tantalising views on love and romance which will make your heart beat faster. This collection is like a box of chocolates - there's something delicious for everyone. From Valerie Parv's Never Too Late, featuring the gorgeously rugged Cade Thatcher, to Anita Bell's wickedly funny Killer Smile, and Anna Jacobs' poignant soldier-settler's tale A Much-Needed Wife, these stories and others by Anne-Maree Britton, Ann Charlton, Daphne Clair, Craig Cormick, Alexis Fleming, Alan Gold , AJ Macpherson, Judy Neumann and Sonny Whitelaw will engage your dreams and desires. Romance served with a twist of classic suspense or vampires, time-travelling or the erotic - this selection is a delight. These unique love stories are brought to you by some of Australia's top-selling and award-winning authors with international sales in the millions. How do I Love Thee appeals to that little bit of the romantic in us all.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Allen & Unwin
• Seitenzahl: 216
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. Dezember 2009
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781741769302
• Artikelnr.: 37976844

Autorenporträt

With twenty five million copies of her books sold internationally, Valerie Parv is known as Australia's queen of romance. She has written over 60 novels and her short fiction is also regularly featured in national magazines. Valerie is also the author of two best-selling guides for writers: The Art of Romance Writing (A+U 2004) and The Idea Factory (A+U, 1995) as well as the more recent Heart and Craft (A+U, 2009), and she regularly conducts seminars and workshops on all aspects of the writing craft. She was honoured by The Society of Women Writers of Australia with their Bicentennial Medallion for her contributions to Australian writing and recently she was invited to present a workshop at the Romance Writers of America National Conference in San Francisco in July 2008.