Review: Love is Murder - Edited by Sandra Brown and Various Authors - Anthology

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Review: Love is Murder - Edited by Sandra Brown - Various Authors - May 2012

As I embarked on a long bus journey to Auckland over the weekend, I seized the opportunity to dive into the world of suspense and romance that had long been beckoning from my bookshelf. It's a well-known fact that I have a penchant for devouring books in one sitting, and what better occasion than a seemingly endless bus ride to delve into an anthology that had been patiently waiting for my attention since 2012 - "Love Is Murder," masterfully edited by Sandra Brown.

This anthology promises a rollercoaster of heart-racing suspense and romance, and it does not disappoint. Featuring an impressive lineup of thirty of the genre's most celebrated authors and new, emerging voices, "Love Is Murder" takes readers on an exhilarating journey through tales of love, mystery, and danger. It's the perfect literary companion for those who crave both thrills and romance, skillfully weaving the two genres together.

"Love Is Murder" is the third thrilling anthology crafted exclusively by members of the International Thriller Writers organization. This fact alone speaks volumes about the quality and craftsmanship you can expect from its pages. The collection showcases a diverse range of stories, each written with the finesse and expertise that come from years of experience in the genre.

The stories within this anthology run the gamut, from pulse-pounding mysteries to heartwarming love stories, all interwoven with an undercurrent of suspense that keeps you on the edge of your seat. Each author brings their unique storytelling style, making "Love Is Murder" a treasure trove for readers who appreciate the multifaceted nature of the romantic suspense genre.

The strength of "Love Is Murder" lies in its ability to engage the reader emotionally and intellectually. It seamlessly transitions from tales of love and longing to high-stakes mysteries and heart-pounding action, ensuring that there's never a dull moment in this anthology. Whether you're a seasoned fan of romantic suspense or just dipping your toes into the genre, this collection has something for everyone.

In conclusion, "Love Is Murder" edited by Sandra Brown is an enthralling compilation of suspenseful romance tales that will grip your heart and captivate your imagination. This anthology is a must-have addition to any bookshelf, especially for those who revel in stories that defy genre boundaries and deliver unforgettable moments of tension and passion. If you're looking for a riveting reading experience that will transport you to the thrilling world of romantic suspense, "Love Is Murder" is the perfect choice. Don't let it languish on your bookshelf any longer; pick it up and let the suspenseful journey begin.

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