Some Enchanted Evening by Linda Devlin, D. J. Stover, Sandy Moffett

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January 08, 2003: Although this anthology is meant as a Halloween book, it is delightful enough to be enjoyed in any time or season. Leading off with HAUNTED HONEYMOON, Linda Devlin treats readers to the tale of an arranged marriage that is beginning a bit shakily. Though the couple has known each other all their lives, neither is sure of the other's love, and their first home is reportedly, and actually haunted. Only by facing their own fears about the ghost and each other will this hapless couple find the joy they are meant to share. Next, Sandy Moffett does no less than the title and bewitches readers with BEWITCHING, the story of a witch whose powers are out of control until she finds love. Fans of Sabrina will find this one to bring a familiar smile as they read the light hearted novella. Finally, the best comes last when CITIZEN DAISY by Deb Stover rounds out the anthology. You will never look at an MRI test in the same way after reading how a Congressman finds himself waking up from an MRI tube a century in the past, accused of being a spaceman by superstitous townsfolk, and falling in love with an young lady believed falsely to be a witch. Can these two lovers out of time find a world they can share? ***** Be prepared to laugh and rejoice when you read this one. It is what makes anthologies worthwhile. *****