Tails of Love

by Lori Foster, Kate Angell, Sarah McCarty, et al.

Book Overview

From seeing-eye dogs to cats who sit in your lap, animals are there for us in more way than we can count. Helping us get through the day with a wag of the tail and a tilt of the head, they let us know... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0425245063
• ISBN13: 9780425245064
• Release Date: December 2011
• Publisher: Berkley Books
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.30 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 4.2" x 7.2"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Tails of Love

"Man's Best Friend" by Lori Foster It's a rainy, dark night and Erin needs help with the puppy she saved. She reluctantly calls Gary Rutledge. Gary has been waiting for an opportunity to get close to Erin to tell her how he feels, so when fate steps in, in the shape of a needy puppy, Gary jumps at the chance. In "Man's Best Friend" Erin and Gary long for the same thing and a poor forgotten puppy pushes them into each other's arms. "Man's Best Friend" is a quick love story about finally getting what you want. "A Knotty Tail" by Stella Cameron Two dogs, who want to stay in the home they've found with Rose Gibb, team up with a cat to get their owners together. Can this unlikely trio make everyone's dreams come true? "A Knotty Tail" is a cute story told mostly from the animal's perspective. While I would prefer more human interaction, "A Knotty Tail" is a fun and romantic read. "Norah's Arc" by Kate Angell Houdini is one of the many animals in Norah Archer's petting zoo. Contractor Mike Kraft has had it with the trouble-making goat. However, the more trouble Houdini causes, the closer Mike gets to Norah. "Norah's Arc" is more about the goat's antics than Mike and Norah's relationship. Mike is vey sexy and I would love to read more about their ensuing relationship. "The Pursuit of Happiness" by Dianne Castell Rex Barkley has a secret he's sure will drive his girlfriend Jane Louise Garrison away. But maybe Jane does love him enough to see past his differences to find the man behind the dog. "The Pursuit of Happiness" is a southern tale with a paranormal twist about a southern belle with an eccentric family and a very unique boyfriend. The storyline is silly and a little old fashioned, but Jane and Rex do get their happily ever after. "Atticus Saves Lisa" by Ann Christopher Since her brother Keegan's devastating accident, Lisa Evans has denied herself her own life in order to care for him. Cruz Shaw is Keegan's best friend and he's determined to give Lisa back her life...with him in it. "Atticus Saves Lisa" is a heartwarming and sweet story. Cruz is very sexy and very good to Lisa. "Atticus Saves Lisa" has a lot of emotion and a funny little monkey, too. "Rescue Me" Marcia James Adam Baumgardner was young and stupid when he gave his college girlfriend, Claire Mendelsohn, an ultimatum: come with him when he goes off to play pro football, or stay behind. Years later, a surprise meeting proves to Adam that he made the biggest mistake of his life, but has too much time gone by to win her back? "Rescue Me" is a good title for a story about a lost dog and a lost heart. Adam and his unique dog get a second chance because of Claire's big heart. "Lord Hairy" by Donna MacMeans A supposedly wicked hellhound turns Hannah Waverly's life around when his true owner appears and takes her away from her wicked stepmother. "Lord Hairy" is a good story, but too short. Just as things are getting started between Ashton and Hannah, it ends. Some

to love and be loved

A wonderful collection of short romance stories in which the love of animals affects the outcome of each tale. I recommend this book for animal lovers to keep in their own collection and to give as a gift to the other animal lovers in their lives. A portion of the proceeds from this anthologie are being donated to an animal welfare organization. This book is edited by the very talented Lori Foster, and it includes her own delightful animal tale.

Recommended Read by twolipsreviews.com

There are ten unique stories, with ten very different authors and editors alike all getting together for one cause - a no kill animal shelter in Hamilton Ohio. AAF will get all profits from this novel. Inside you will find tales of cats, dogs, monkeys, goats, and few other furry friends all with on mission in mind to get their owners together with the love of their lives. When cupid wears fur he is very hard to resist! Come read the Tales of Love and see how the animals get the humans to fall in love. Lori Foster, Stella Cameron, Kate Angell, Dianne Castell, Ann Christopher, Marcia James,Donna MacMeans, Sarah McCarthy, Patricia Sargent and Sue-Ellen Welfonder all team up to bring you furry love in the Tales of Love anthology. The fact that this is a non-profit book to help a no kill animal shelter is not the only reason you should pick up Tales of Love. Inside you will find ten very well written fun and exciting stories done by some of today's hottest authors. I particularly liked Lori Foster's Man's Best Friend. This is the story of Erin Schuler, a park ranger, who one night while working over time she meets a very unkempt puppy. He is in need of love, a bath, and good home. When her car doesn't work, she has to call her former best friend Gary Rutledge for help. The one man she never wanted to ask for help again. Gary though has been waiting for a second chance with Erin, now that he has it he never intends to let the woman he should have married go. This story was so great I didn't want it to end ever! And the puppy gets a name at the end of the story, I won't spoil it for you and tell you what it is but it's very fitting. This story will make you believe in true love and the power it holds. You should pick up the Tales of love today and find your favorite story and tell a friend today, help promote a great cause and read some great stories!

Great Book for a Great Cause!

This is a great anthology that is all about animal friends bringing human couples together. It's sappy and romantic, most romances are. It's a great summer read and it's for a good cause as all of the authors and agents are donating all of their proceeds to the Animal Adoption Foundation, a no-kill animal shelter in Hamilton, Ohio. There will probably be a story or two that you don't like so well., but I'm sure that you'll find that most of the stories are heart-warming and great reads. Please support this excellent cause by picking up this great little book!

It'll bring tears to your eyes!

"Tails of Love" is filled with stories about animals bringing human couples together. It's sappy, romantic, sweet, and occasionally sad, but overwhelmingly beautiful! It's unavoidable with anthologies that you'll probably find one or two stories that don't entirely appeal to you, but I was amazed to find only one story I didn't particularly like. The rest grabbed hold of my heart and squeezed, and I ended up sniffling with tears far more often than I'd like to admit! You'll find everything in here from humorous historical romances to whimsical contemporaries, tragic (yet uplifting) modern tales to animal's-eye amusements. The only constant is the presence of animal companions determined to see their humans happy and in love.