Summer in New York Collection

Six Romance Novellas (A Timeless Romance Anthology, Book 8)

De: Janette Rallison, Heather B. Moore, Luisa Perkins, Sarah M. Eden, Annette Lyon, Lisa Mangum

Narrado por: Dara Rosenberg

In USA Today bestselling author Janette Rallison's delightful novella, Job Hazards, Lydia Robinson is posing as a prostitute. Undercover of course. Lydia's job as a police officer hasn't reeled in her prince charming yet. That is, until Harrison Aldridge, old high school flame, pulls up to the corner to rescue the fallen damsel. Lydia can't exactly give Harrison the truth without blowing her cover, and it takes a series of mishaps and another whole set of misunderstandings before Lydia will even consider letting Harrison back into her life. In Heather B. Moore's enchanting novella, A Taste of Sun, Winona Grant embarks on a summer-long visit to NYC to house-sit for her great-aunt after a nasty break-up with her boyfriend Paul. But when her aunt commissions neighbor Steve Monti to tour Winona around, they strike a deal. Winona has too many deadlines to play tourist, and Steve is looking for a distraction from his looming gallery opening. So Steve goes on the tours by himself, and Winona reports back to her aunt as if she'd gone too. The longer this happens, the more Winona wants to change her mind. Seeing the city with Steve might be the perfect solution to forgetting about Paul. In Luisa Perkins's sweet romance novella, Dulce de Leche, Marisol is desperate for another nanny job after being unfairly fired from her previous position. She has only two more semesters of college, but she's too proud to ask her wealthy parents for financial help. When her potential new employer, a single father working long hours as an anesthesiologist, decides she's too young and pretty to hire, she practically begs him for the job. Darius finally agrees, and as he watches her work miracles with his Asperger's son, he realizes there is much more to Marisol than he first believed. In Take a Chance, a captivating story by Sarah M. Eden, Miguel Santos has a stopover in New York. When the announcement of delayed flights comes over the PA system, Miguel is looking at spending several hours at the airport. Determined to get comfortable for the long wait, he's surprised when he spies a familiar face amongst the stranded passengers: Jane Schoonenburg, the last person he expected to see. Three months have passed since he asked Jane to marry him - three months of misery. And now he knows that he must talk to her, if only to find out why she broke his heart. Annette Lyon's entrancing novella, Firsts and Lasts, begins with Dani's last week in New York. She's failed in her dreams to catch a break as an actress and is now ready to return home and dust herself off. As she visits the places on her final to-see list, she meets Mark, another New York City transplant with big dreams. Except Mark hasn't given up on his. As they spend the day together, Dani realizes that even though she hasn't hit the "big time" she might be living her dream after all. Only problem: she has a one-way ticket back home.

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Good but not my favorite

I love these anthologies. These collections are great. I get books from some of my favorite authors. The stories are tied up quickly. They're entertaining, etc. This collection was good, but not my most favorite. at was fun to read/listen to more about New York. I'm not a big city girl, so I've never seen the appeal. It was nice to read more about what draws people to the Big Apple. I felt like most heroines fell in love WAY too quickly for my taste (I realize they had to because of the nature of novelettes). There was even some swearing a mention or two of some spiciness. These collections are usually pretty clean, so it took me off guard a little. Anyway, it was good but not my most favorite of all the collections.

Sweet

The stories in this books where very sweet dear clean easy to read the characters very easy to like I enjoy this books a lot I recommend it

Satisfyingly fun!

Fun stories to keep my walks quick and enjoyable! Grab a copy and find your story!

nice

I really liked all the stories in this book every story had it's own charm and I can recommend this book to everyone.

Overall meh

Nothing particularly memorable…if you like predictable and corny, you’ve come to the right place.