Review: Not all three stories are equal, but are worth reading.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 3, 2012
The quality of these three stories goes in descending order. I think the first was the best (pretty solid barrier that he is already engaged...not one of those silly "misunderstandings"...). It also allowed enough time for feelings to grow, presented a good alternative choice of prospective husband for the heroine,and so on, although the villans were a bit cliché. I think it would be a bit more interesting if the cousin was presented more positively.The second story was also pretty good.  The heroine was different and her backstory was compelling enough. The misunderstanding was not silly...her concern was legitimate, and, to me, it felt like enough build up to fall in love. I thought the reaction of the hero and heroine at the crisis, seemed fitting with their characters. The resolution was okay.The third story was the least enjoyable. It was still okay, and after the involvement of the hero in the previous two stories,  I did want to see him find love, as I probably liked him the best of the three heroes. The characters were mostly good and there were some good points to the story,but the mystery was incredibly obvious and the misunderstanding was silly.