Frosting on the Cake
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| Rating | : | 4.44 (943 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1931513406 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 220 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-01-21 |
| Language | : | English |
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Who says we can't have our cake and eat it too? Original Novel: Short Story TitleIn Every Port: Conversations Touchwood: Satisfaction; Come HerePaperback Romance: Key of Sea Car Pool: MechanicsPainted Moon: Smudges Wild Things: Wild Things are FreeEmbrace in Motion: Hot Flash; The Singing HeartMaking Up for Lost Time: Hacksaw Pastry Watermark: The TapestryUnforgettable: Unforgettable, That's What You Are; I Will Go With YouNotes: "And Now a Wordor Two"Fans won't want to miss the latest collection of "What happened next?" stories in Frosting on the Cake 2: Second Helpings!. But who doesn't want more whipped cream or another dollop of chocolate? "More" is exactly what Karin Ka
Loved it! Robin I am a total Karin Kallmaker fan. All her work is warm and fuzzy, with everyday characters with all their frailties. This was the first book I read by her and now I'm going back to read the novels which were short storied here.If you've read her novels first then you MUST read this which a. "An Author's gift to her readers" according to E. B. MULLIGAN. This wonderful book contains follow-up stories to Karin Kallmaker's first 10 novels and reads like a labor of love for all her readers, and probably the author too.This book is worth the price of admission if only for one beautifully written story that I re-read on a regular basis. `Wild T. "Just what your sweet tooth craved!" according to M. J. Lowe. If like myself, you are a long time Kallmaker fan, you will enjoy Frosting on the Cake, an anthology of short stories based on her novels.Kallmaker's characters are the main reason her stories are so enjoyable. She explores a diverse range of women and portrays them as human. These women g
-- Richard LaBonte, Book Notes. I started with "And Now a Wordor Two," and ate the whole thing, buttercream rose and all, savoringevery bite. -- Carol Rosenfeld, Lambda Book ReportWith Frosting on the Cake she's more than imaginative, she's cleverly inventive