In the Midnight Hour

by Kimberly Randell

Veronica Parish buys an extravagant antique bed--and finds a ghost waiting for her when she climbs under the covers! Famed New Orleans lover Valentine Tremaine was murdered over 100 years ago. Now he... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0515124834
• ISBN13: 9780515124835
• Release Date: April 1999
• Publisher: Berkley
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.0" x 1.0" x 4.5"

Customer Reviews

ENCORE, MS. Randell!

This book was a blast to read! Very well written and totally enjoyable. It is the build up, not the actual sex scene that makes this story work, although, once our couple decides to indulge, there is no room for wondering if Ms. Randell can deliver. What a talented lady! This book has left this reader screaming, "MORE! MORE! MORE!"...please? =)

The perfect bed; the perfect fantasy; the perfect hero.

Kimberly Randell has found a way to bring every woman's ultimate midnight fantasy to life. Every single woman should have an instructor in the arts of love like Valentine Tremaine waiting only for her, alive only for her.

Hot and funny! A winning combination.

I'll never look at a bed in the same way after reading Kimberly Randell's IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. Valentine is a hero to die for.

Warm and witty supernatural romance

In 1848, the father of Valentine Tremaine's latest lover killed the libertine. For the next century and a half, an unhappy Valentine lives a ghostly life, celibate as a monk as he is tied to the murder spot, a Victorian bed. In 1998, for no logical reason, college student Veronica Parrish purchases Valentine's haunt, the now antique bed. Valentine finds himself attracted to Veronica, looking forward to sharing the bed with her. He helps her with her term paper, "Fifty Ways to Ultimate Sexual Fulfillment", but is stunned to find his bunkmate to be a virgin. Though he rejects taking the body he so desires, he cannot help falling in love with Veronica. She reciprocates his feelings. However, there seems to be no realistic way for a ghost and a mortal to share a lasting relationship at least on this plane. IN THE MIDNIGHT HOUR is a warm, wonderful, and witty supernatural romance that showcases the talent of Kimberly Randall. The poignant story line is quite jocular due to the antics of the female lead protagonist. Though a specter, Valentine makes a huggable scoundrel with a conscience. Ms. Randell demonstrates why she is a former RITA nominee with this ghostly romantic romp.Harriet Klausner