Wicked Wishes - Gothic Jewelry & Accessories for Women | Dark Fashion Necklaces, Rings & Bracelets | Perfect for Halloween, Cosplay & Alternative Style Outfits

Joanna Wylde's Serendipity is a wonderful story full of endearing family love and trust as well as intense sexual love. This moving and heartwarming story in Wicked Wishes makes it worth purchasing, but don't waste your time on the other two stories. Marty Chance's A Wish Away has major plot and character problems. The wise-cracking heroine Tiffany is irritating, and neither Zak nor his brother Dran seem at all real-they're just tender sex machines. The plot of catching a killer is over-simplistic and boring. It is not believable that the characters have two safe days to make love and wait for a rendezvous with the killer instead of the killer arriving at any moment. Even worse is Stephanie Burke's Craven's Downfall. I do believe that this is the worst-certainly the most infuriating-romance I've ever read. The author astoundingly has no idea what the word craven (cowardly) means; she uses it to mean wicked, naughty, or desirous. A quick look at the dictionary would have shown her that these are not meanings of craven. The author also failed to proof the text for typos and, even worse, blatant contradictions. All characters are unlikable, and the heroine, Nola, is inconsistent. Thus, the story is both maddening and boring.