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    Geek Romance: Stories of Love Amidst the Oddballs

    By Kristine Grayson

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    Kristine Grayson’s twisted worldview shows itself in these five stories of love, geeks, and happily ever after. In “The Charming Way,” a nerdy Prince Charming falls in love with an Evil Stepmother. “Geeks Bearing Gifts” shows that even Greek Gods need computer dating services sometimes. “Name Calling,” the most “normal” story in the book focuses on a woman who won’t get married until she figures out what to do about her last name. “Knowing Jack,” and “Artistic License,” are a change of pace for Grayson—not Greek Gods, but grifters in lighthearted romances set in the old West.

    Called “The Reigning Queen of Paranormal Romance” by Best Reviews, Kristine Grayson has made a name for herself publishing light, slightly off-skew romance novels about Greek Gods, fairy tale characters, and the modern world. Her novel, Utterly Charming, won the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award. Wickedly Charming, her next novel, will appear in May of 2011 from Sourcebooks, along with reissues of several more of her books.

    “Kristine Grayson gives ‘happily ever after’ her own unique twist!”
    —Kasey Michaels

    “With her series of magical romances, Kristine Grayson has carved out her own special and unique place in the romance genre.”
    —Romantic Times

    “Magical and sweet...I was charmed.”
    —Susan Andersen

    “A magically sweet romance.”
    —Booklist

    “Watching the romance play out is plenty of fun.”
    —Locus Magazine

    “...[Kristine Grayson] will have a long and glorious career.”
    —The Romance Reader.Com

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherWMG Publishing
    Release dateJan 26, 2011
    ISBN9781458197597
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    Geek Romance: Stories of Love Amidst the Oddballs
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    Kristine Grayson

    Before turning to romance writing, award-winning author Kristine Grayson edited the Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction and ran Pulphouse Publishing (which won her a World Fantasy Award). She has won the Romantic Times Reviewer’s Choice Award and, under her real name, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, the prestigious Hugo award. She lives with her own Prince Charming, writer Dean Wesley Smith, in Portland, Oregon.

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