Guest Post by Sandra Scholes
Picture the scene, you don't have much time at work; so in your break you can only do one thing to keep you happy while your friends have gone out shopping or come back from their dinner - read! But because you don't have much time you want something you can devour quickly and enjoy immensely.
Here are my top ten short stories:
- Gretna Green by Julia Quinn in Scottish Brides
- Make a Joyful Noise by Carla Kelly in A Regency Christmas Carol
- A Tale of Two Sisters by Julia Quinn in Where's My Hero?
- The Christmas Ornament by Carla Kelly in Carla Kelly's Christmas Collection
- The Warlord Wants Forever by Kresley Cole in Playing Easy to Get
- A Lady's Pleasure by Robin Schone in Captivated
- White Out by Linda Howard in Upon a Midnight Clear
- Miracles by Judith McNaught in A Holiday of Love
- The Demon's Mistress by Jo Beverley in In Praise of Younger Men
- The Mad Earl's Bride by Loretta Chase in Three Weddings and a Kiss
What are your favorite romantic short stories?
This post was written by...
Sandra Scholes – who has written 169 posts on Love Romance Passion.
Sandra delights in immersing herself in anything period romance, says that supernatural romance novels have a tendency to grasp her in a way that some don't, and thinks GLBT romances have that extra something and show a different way of how people of the same sex find love and try to keep it. She likes a wide variety of novels and is interested in reading stories, and in some cases, the shorter the better. Romance of all genres can keep her interest, but she finds that the Regency period is one of her firm favourites. Learn more about Sandra in her Reader Highlight.
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