Title: DISAPPOINTING
Product review: The early regency anthologies were better as they had stories which were fun and interesting. The last several releases have had either one or two good stories and the rest, well, were not very good. When I saw the Barbara Metzger and Edith Layton were included in this issue, I figured I was in for a treat. But I was diappointed. All 5 stories were just boring, no real standouts. Edith Layton's "Two Dancing Daughters" was the best of the 5 with the lame soldier Henry being hired to basically babysit 2 sisters who had unearthly beauty and beau's. "The Enchanted Earl" by Barbara Metzger had the typical lyrical writing of Ms. Metzger but the story also fell flat. If you must read this regency holiday issue, save your money and get it from the library.
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