title: My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon
author:  P. N. Elrod 
description: As with 2006's <i>My Big Fat Supernatural Wedding</i>, several of the contributors to this lighthearted anthology of honeymoon-themed supernatural romance stories struggle with the short form. Marjorie M. Liu proves to be especially adept, providing the evocative and folkloric Where the Heart Lives. Fans of Chicago's supernatural detectives will be pleased by Jim Butcher's Heorot, where Harry Dresden tracks down a missing bride, and P.N. Elrod's Her Mother's Daughter, where Jack Fleming hunts for a vanished bridegroom. Things get more romantic with Kelley Armstrong's amusing Stalked, in which a stalk, chase and fight spice up a werewolf honeymoon, and Rachel Caine's charming Roman Holiday or Spq-arrrrr, featuring an undead pirate captain and his new bride who must face down a mutiny and an ancient Roman pirate. Some readers may be a little disappointed to find that despite the romance billing, most stories have far more hex than sex, but fans of the featured authors will be quite satisfied. <i>(Jan.)</i> <br />Copyright  Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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  Front Cover
  
   **My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon**
  
   **By**
  
   **Edited by P. N. Elrod**
  
   **Contents**
  
  KELLEY ARMSTRONG - STALKED
  
  JIM BUTCHER - HEOROT
  
  RACHEL CAINE - ROMAN HOLIDAY OR SPQ-ARRRRRR
  
  P N ELROD - HER MOTHER'S DAUGHTER
  
  CAITLIN KITTREDGE - NEWLYDEADS
  
  MARJORIE M LIU - WHERE THE HEART LIVES
  
  KATIE MACALISTER - CAT GOT YOUR TONGUE?
  
  Chapter One
  
  Chapter Two
  
  Chapter Three
  
  Chapter Four
  
  LILITH SAINTCROW - HALF OF BEING MARRIED
  
  RONDA THOMPSON - A WULF IN GROOM'S CLOTHING
  
  P N Elrod - My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon
  
  These stories are works of fiction. All of the characters, organizations, and
  events portrayed in the stories are either products of the authors'
  imaginations or are used fictitiously.
  
  STALKED. Copyright © 2007 by Kelley Armstrong, HEOROT. Copyright © 2007 by Jim
  Butch