Stalked by Kelley Armstrong

A stalker has cast a shadow over what should have been an idyllic honeymoon, albeit a late one. When Clay takes matters into his own claws, he finds that he really needs to stop underestimating Elena.

Heorot by Jim Butcher

Harry is called in by the stoic Mac, the owner of MacAnally’s Tavern. A place that is a neutral stomping ground for the paranormal forces in Chicago, Mac is now hosting a brewing contest which is suddenly missing a brewer and brew. When Mac says there’s trouble, Harry cannot ignore it. When Gard, Marcone’s new bodyguard shows up and agrees to a partnership, he knows that trouble is only a fable away.

Roman Holiday, or Spq-arrrrrr by Rachel Caine

Cecilia and Liam have been a media sensation. Now that they are married they can’t wait to go on a honeymoon cruise on the ship that once held Liam and his crew hostage because of a curse. However, the crew has other ideas. When word gets out about Cecilia and the fact that she broke a curse, the phantom ships come out of the mists to enlist her help, with or without her permission.

Her Mother’s Daughter by P.N. Elrod

Jack Fleming, undead PI has just met a woman with a problem, Dorothy Schubert nee Huffman is that woman. Moments after their marriage, her husband has completely disappeared. Can one vampire PI help her, or will her mob connections keep him from galloping to her rescue?

Newlydeads by Caitlin Kittredge

Recovering from a horrific experience, Pete and Jack find themselves in a quaint honeymoon hotel. But Pete isn’t buying, she feels something is off and Jack is ignoring it.

Where the Heart Lives by Marjorie M. Liu

When Miss Lindsay advertised for a new house girl, Lucy’s father didn’t give her a choice, he sent her without word to Miss Lindsay’s house. Faced with looking for a stranger’s approval, Lucy is scared yet excited to leave home. Will the forest accept her?

Cat Got Your Tongue by Katie MacAlister

Visiting Fyfe Castle for a belated honeymoon seemed the right idea, but when a vengeful ghost declares that Joy and Raphael must help her things are anything but romantic.

Half of Being Married by Lilith Saintcrow

When you find out that your new husband’s a shapeshifter on your honeymoon, it’s usually a bad sign. But when you happen to be part of an ultra secret vampire hunting group, it’s kind of a relief. Kat and Mitch have a lot to sort out in this slightly skewed Southern tale.

A Wulf in Groom’s Clothing by Ronda Thompson

Love. It’s what sets the beast free and also what lets the beast go, two very different things for a man of Wulf lineage. When Sam met Laura he knew she was the woman for him, not only did he like what he saw and what he heard when he talked to her, he also changed for the first time not long afterward. But wedding and bedding her was supposed to rid him of the wolf, what now?

A truly unique combination of stories, My Big Fat Supernatural Honeymoon had something in it for everyone. From the gritty tone of the 20’s mob tale in Her Mother’s Daughter to the ethereal feel of Where the Heart Lives you really can find a story for all moods. I enjoyed almost all of the stories in this book. The ones I didn’t enjoy had nothing to do with being badly written or light on plot or character development and everything to do with my personal tastes. I did have a few favorites, Heorot and Her Mother’s Daughter. The slight snarky undertones made me snicker in places that normally would be nerve-wracking. All in all, this collection was well worth the read.

Reviewed by: Serena