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Nicolette Zamora
What some reviewers have to say:
Dirty Girls Review 4 stars
This anthology really touched my heart, which is why I am giving it a four star rating. It was an above average read, focusing on the emotion and romance not the physical side of love. So it was very satisfying to read.. Not only do I recommend you buy this for yourself, but also for your loved ones. It’s a romance book that won’t make you blush when you hand it to your mother-in-law. The book is sure to leave you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside after you are through reading.
Little Cowgirl by Nicolette Zamora
Nan and Greg meet up at her party, and her costume is a sexy pink cowgirl number that no one could ignore. It was off to a great start and then a little miscommunication causes a little friction between the couple, but it ends with a sweet phone call and a promise for more.
Dark Diva Reviews-5 Delightful Divas by Jamie
One Touch One Glance A Sweet Romance Anthology
by Various
This book is full of great stories. I flew through it, laughed, teared up a few times, and generally, had a great time delving into each world, meeting each new couple, and sharing their journeys. There are so many wonderful stories; I had to give them each a little bit individual attention. This is a terrific compilation of sweet, honest romance like I haven’t encountered in a long time.
Title: Little Cowgirl Author: Nicolette Zamora
Summary: Greg is having a hard time letting go of the things he can never have back. Nan might just be the woman who lets him finally move on.
My review: There's so much in this short story to like. The secondary characters are just as well drawn as the hero and heroine, and emotions are wonderfully realized. Between friendship, family and lost love, there are more relationships here than you can shake a stick at, and all of them well realized. I'll be looking forward to more from this new author.
Coffee Time Romance and More-Rating-5 Cups
Altogether this compilation is an outstanding mixture of all the various ways love will find a way. I was enthralled from the very beginning and read all of the stories in one sitting. All of the authors should be proud of the magical stories they wrote. The wonderful combination of the various stories makes them a complete dossier on the subject of love.
Little Cowgirl by Nicolette Zamora
Nan Winslow is wrangled into attending her sister’s costume party as, of all things, a sexy cowgirl. She is bored out of her mind until a real cop shows up looking for someone to turn down the loud music. A phone call from Greg Louison’s mother forces him to take action. When he sees the sexy cowgirl across the room, he is intrigued for the first time since the death of his wife.
A touching story of how far friends and family are willing to go to help a grieving person move past their pain. This is a delightful story which lights the flame for help for everyone grieving for the loss of someone they desperately loved. I loved the author’s portrayal of a man who is just as vulnerable as a woman.
Delane Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance and More
The Romance Studio-5 Hearts
Reviewer: Dee Dailey
This anthology is a compilation of eighteen marvelous love stories. There isn’t an average one in the bunch. Each author seems to excel at telling the story of instant attraction building into something much more. The tales span the globe and encompass the many ways two people can meet and fall in love.
This is only a small sampling of the tales in the book. Each one features different people, varying times and circumstances with the simple theme that true love can happen anywhere, anytime. There are stories that will remind you of your first date, first love, first kiss. It may remind you why you married the man who sits across from you at breakfast just in case your memory has worn thin over the years of marriage. The writers remind up of things we may have forgotten. They give us hope for new beginnings. But, most of all they give us some excellent romance in a book that you will hate to put down.
Dirty Girls Review 4 stars
This anthology really touched my heart, which is why I am giving it a four star rating. It was an above average read, focusing on the emotion and romance not the physical side of love. So it was very satisfying to read.. Not only do I recommend you buy this for yourself, but also for your loved ones. It’s a romance book that won’t make you blush when you hand it to your mother-in-law. The book is sure to leave you feeling all warm and fuzzy inside after you are through reading.
Little Cowgirl by Nicolette Zamora
Nan and Greg meet up at her party, and her costume is a sexy pink cowgirl number that no one could ignore. It was off to a great start and then a little miscommunication causes a little friction between the couple, but it ends with a sweet phone call and a promise for more.
Dark Diva Reviews-5 Delightful Divas by Jamie
One Touch One Glance A Sweet Romance Anthology
by Various
This book is full of great stories. I flew through it, laughed, teared up a few times, and generally, had a great time delving into each world, meeting each new couple, and sharing their journeys. There are so many wonderful stories; I had to give them each a little bit individual attention. This is a terrific compilation of sweet, honest romance like I haven’t encountered in a long time.
Title: Little Cowgirl Author: Nicolette Zamora
Summary: Greg is having a hard time letting go of the things he can never have back. Nan might just be the woman who lets him finally move on.
My review: There's so much in this short story to like. The secondary characters are just as well drawn as the hero and heroine, and emotions are wonderfully realized. Between friendship, family and lost love, there are more relationships here than you can shake a stick at, and all of them well realized. I'll be looking forward to more from this new author.
Coffee Time Romance and More-Rating-5 Cups
Altogether this compilation is an outstanding mixture of all the various ways love will find a way. I was enthralled from the very beginning and read all of the stories in one sitting. All of the authors should be proud of the magical stories they wrote. The wonderful combination of the various stories makes them a complete dossier on the subject of love.
Little Cowgirl by Nicolette Zamora
Nan Winslow is wrangled into attending her sister’s costume party as, of all things, a sexy cowgirl. She is bored out of her mind until a real cop shows up looking for someone to turn down the loud music. A phone call from Greg Louison’s mother forces him to take action. When he sees the sexy cowgirl across the room, he is intrigued for the first time since the death of his wife.
A touching story of how far friends and family are willing to go to help a grieving person move past their pain. This is a delightful story which lights the flame for help for everyone grieving for the loss of someone they desperately loved. I loved the author’s portrayal of a man who is just as vulnerable as a woman.
Delane Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance and More
The Romance Studio-5 Hearts
Reviewer: Dee Dailey
This anthology is a compilation of eighteen marvelous love stories. There isn’t an average one in the bunch. Each author seems to excel at telling the story of instant attraction building into something much more. The tales span the globe and encompass the many ways two people can meet and fall in love.
This is only a small sampling of the tales in the book. Each one features different people, varying times and circumstances with the simple theme that true love can happen anywhere, anytime. There are stories that will remind you of your first date, first love, first kiss. It may remind you why you married the man who sits across from you at breakfast just in case your memory has worn thin over the years of marriage. The writers remind up of things we may have forgotten. They give us hope for new beginnings. But, most of all they give us some excellent romance in a book that you will hate to put down.
