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Eight Kisses
Eight All-New Tales of Holiday Romance
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4.5 • 2 Ratings
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- $5.99
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- $5.99
Publisher Description
Hanukkah is the Festival of Lights, celebrating an ancient miracle with candles, fried foods, and family gatherings. What better time to find true love?
From Regency Scotland to contemporary New York City, from sweet short stories to super-spicy novellas, Eight Kisses spreads a feast of love. Interfaith opposites attract. A small town reunion offers a second chance. An interracial couple rises above initial misunderstandings. Online dating yields unexpected foodie dreams. A Jewish mourner discovers solace at a Catholic feast. A hometown visit heals old wounds. The girl next door is something more. Seasoned lovers reaffirm true love.
Move over Christmas movies! Spin the dreidel, gobble the gelt, and devour a tower of latkes as you read these tales of Hanukkah love!
Eight Kisses includes the following stories by USA Today bestselling authors, award-winning authors, and exciting debut authors:
Lori Ann Bailey – “A Highlander for Hanukkah”
Mindy Klasky – “Harmony Lights”
Rose Grey – “Can’t Help Falling”
Michelle Mars – “Frisky Connections”
JT Silver – “Love and Latkes”
Erin Eisenberg - "Hanukkah Kisses"
Lavinia Klein – “Bubbe Linda’s Menorah”
Lynne Silver – “Rededication”
Customer Reviews
Unique and good
Eight Kisses is a compilation of eight Hanukkah romances. I found this concept to be very creative and intriguing. Eight different authors combine their talents to bring a very exciting romantic experience. I enjoyed the stories. I have been a Lori Ann Bailey fan for several years now, and I have never been disappointed in her books. She gives us another treat in A Highlander for Hanukkah. My only qualm with this group of stories is my own ignorance about Jewish tradition and Hanukkah. There were a number of times that my “Gentile - ness” got in my way : words I didn’t understand (ner tamid, Bnai Mitzvot, shin, etc) I found myself tripping over and feeling lost. It’s a nice group of romance stories - and I love how unique they are. I just wish there had been an appendix attached with definitions and explanations for people like me. I was given a copy of this book.