York is always good

I bought the book because of Rebecca York. I'd just finished her three moon books and wanted more. The short story here was a nice addition, and I hope there will be more of these werewolf stories.

Originally Human, by Eileen Wilks, was my second favorite. Her characters kept my interest and she had a spark of humor. I'd really like to know more about the sorcerer, Cullen, if she gets back to this realm, and I can see lots of room for expanding on the story of the two characters here - I *want* to know what happens to them next.

Mary Davidson's story was good. I haven't read her before, but ads for her books looked interesting.

I was disappointed in the Hamilton story. In fact, I didn't read it all the way through. It started interestingly enough, but went downhill, seemingly more about sex than story, unfortunately.

Still worth the money for the other three, though.

Definitely a good read

I found that I enjoyed Ms. Davidson and Ms.Wilk's stories more than the "star" Ms. Hamilton. Ms. York's story was also good. Usually the other stories in an anthology are not good and the "star" story is the reason you buy. What made the Anita Blake stories so great have been lost in story plots that make no sense and constant sex scenes instead of a good story. So sad! Move over Ms. Hamilton! Ms. Davidson and Ms. Wilks turned out to be the "stars" in this anthology.
Buy this book because there are three surprisingly good stories but don't buy if you are expecting a good one from Ms. Hamilton. I would have rated this book a five on Ms. Davidson, Ms. Wilk's and Ms. York's stories.

I would rather give it 4.5 stars

Being a former Anita Blake fan, I bought this book because of Rebecca York. However, I have to give credit where credit's due. I agree with some of the reviews that this wasn't the place for a short interlude into Anita Blake's world, but this small piece was better than LHK's last few books in the series. A little slow in the beginning, but now I'm actually thinking about buying Incubus Dreams instead of getting it from the library.

As for Rebecca York, keep the good times rolling, girl. The last three books in your Moon Series (???) were incredible. Since then, I've been dying to read more.

I knew knew nothing about Eileen Wilks or MaryJanice Davidson. I'm glad I've had the chance to sample their writing because that means I can add two more authors to add to my Must-Read list.