When her radical feminist sister's radical feminist career is threatened by an incriminating letter, Lydia's determined to retrieve the letter by any means necessary - even if it means enlisting the help of her childhood sweetheart, Rogue. The Fall of Rogue Gerrard, by Stephanie Laurens For the most part, I really enjoyed this anthology - the romance in the shorter format generally meant the stories had to keep to the good stuff, and eliminate the petty drama derails that can often cripple a full novel. This is my first review of a romance anthology, so hurrah! Every story gets their own little entry and review! Mary Balogh explains in an introduction that the four authors of this anthology decided to trash the myth that romance novels "all have the same story so they're boring" - by each writing a story based around the same idea to show how they are all different! Technically, the basic plot of each story is the same: a man and a woman who shared a romantic relationship but haven't seen each other for ten years meet up again at the same inn. Alternate Title: Holy Crap, A LOT Can Happen in One Night
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