Murder Most Romantic
by Yvonne Jocks, Deb Stover, Laura Hayden, Editor Martin H. Greenberg, Editor: Denise Little

This collection of contemporary never-before published romantic mysteries looks at the dark side of love where every decision is life or death and the smallest mistake could kill you. There is no denying that a bit of intrigue heightens the tension - and perhaps even the pleasure - of love and romance. How far would you got to win the one you love: and how and when does love become obsession? These stories of twisted love blur the once-clear distinctions between love, danger, and betrayal.

Novellas:
"Homicidal Honeymoon" by Laura Resnick, "The Scottish Play" by P.N. Elrod, "www.gonnahavekelly.com" by Diane A.S. Stuckart, "The Perfect Man" by Kristine Kathryn Rusch, "Celtic Cross" by Yvonne Jocks, "Hostage to Love" by Mary Watson, "Dizzy and the Biker" by Susan Sizemore, "Night Hawks by Jody Lynn Nye, "Keeper of the Well" by Deb Stover, "Dearly Beloved" by D.R. Meredith. and "Twelve Days" by Laura Hayden.

Other Books by Yvonne Jocks

Say Goodnight, Gracie

Witches' Brew

Explaining Herself

Proving Herself

Yvonne Jocks' Bio

Yvonne Jocks--aka Von Jocks and Evelyn Vaughn--believes in many magics, particularly the magic of stories. As Evelyn Vaughn, she has written four romantic suspense stories for Silhouette Shadows and now DreamScapes, an upcoming paranormal romance for Silhouette Intimate Moments (BURIED SECRETS, Feb. 2003), and an book 3 of Silhouette's upcoming "Family Secrets" series, titled DECODING PROTEUS (Aug. 2003). She uses the nickname Von Jocks for most of her work in fantasy anthologies such as A DANGEROUS MAGIC, CONSTELLATION OF CATS, and CREATURE FANTASTIC. And as Yvonne Jocks, she writes historical romance novels, mainly the "Rancher's Daughters" series for Leisure Books, as well as her academic work like editing the forthcoming reprint anthology from Berkley, A WITCHES' BREW.

Yvonne still loves the magic of stories, movies, books, and dreams. An unapologetic TV addict, she lives happily in Texas with her cats and her imaginary friends and teaches community-college English to support her writing habit--or vice versa. She is a member of the Covenant of Unitarian Universalist Pagans.