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A review by wilko
1001 Dark Nights Short Story Anthology 2020 by Zoey Ellis, A.D. Justice, Kayt Miller, Caraway Carter, Jen Talty, Eden Bradley, Boone Brux, Mary Ting, Asa Maria Bradley, Jennifer Woodhull, Magan Vernon, Tracey Jerald, Michelle Mars, Dani René, Katana Collins, Mayra Statham, Fiona Archer, Sara L. Hudson, Janie Crouch, Cara Carnes, Patricia D. Eddy, Khloe Wren, Zoe Hill, Ella Sheridan, C.G. Burnette, Gina L. Maxwell, Kait Ballenger, Delancey Stewart, Louisa Bacio, Reina Torres, Laura M. Baird, S.A. Clayton, Gen Ryan, Sierra Cartwright, Blue Saffire, Terri E. Laine
4.0
There is a great mix of short stories in this collection, some you will love more than others but the fact there is something for everyone is fantastic.
I thoroughly enjoyed Prince of Seattle by Fiona Archer as it is a bit of a second chance older and wiser story and links into the Sons of Sydney series with Adam Justice. Kayla and Gabriel have a past and none of it good due to loss and humiliation and due to a chance meeting thanks to Adam it turns out now is the time to address the past and see what the future holds. This book makes me want to go back and read the first two books available in the Sons of Sydney series again!
I thoroughly enjoyed Prince of Seattle by Fiona Archer as it is a bit of a second chance older and wiser story and links into the Sons of Sydney series with Adam Justice. Kayla and Gabriel have a past and none of it good due to loss and humiliation and due to a chance meeting thanks to Adam it turns out now is the time to address the past and see what the future holds. This book makes me want to go back and read the first two books available in the Sons of Sydney series again!