Customer Reviews

Twilight Begins (Twilight Series Books 1 & 2: Twilight Phantasies & Twilight Memories)

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I ordered this book and found out, that the two stories inside I already had (Eric Marquand and Rhiannon and Roland, Maggie Shayne Fans will know....). I wish Amazon would have stated whats inside this book, there is NO description. I thought it was a new book....the stories are great, especially the ones about Rhiannon and Roland...

yes this is a reissue of earlier books.....since one so kindly mentioned Character Names I can give you the titles of What the 2 novels originally were


Book 1 : Twilight Phantasies....Silhouette Shadows series #18

This is the FIRST Book in the Twilight Series. The Story is of Eric Marquand, vampire and Tamara Dey, chosen who happens to work for the DPI & is raised by Daniel StClaire...the Main Research scientist that would dearly love to get his hands on any Vampires...also meet Jamie Bryant a young boy that Tamara is very strongly attached to.


Book 2 : Twilight Memories....Silhouette Shadows series #30

This is the SECOND Book in the Twilight Series. The Story is of Roland de Courtemounche & Rhiannon....a pair a vampires that do belong togather but Roland can't seem to stand Rhiannon....also woven is Jamie Bryant....after the first story Roland takes Jamie and is mom back with him to France to better protect him....However life with active children and Rhiannon is NEVER SCERENE!


Both stories are very good shorter stories around 250 pp in length, if you like a Very good well done vampire romance! then you'll love these 2 if you don't already have them in their original printings.....ya I've been reading these books from the START!


yes I agree AMAZON should have something up so you know what you are getting in the book!....all these reissues are driving me batty trying to keep straigh what I've got and DO or DONT NEED!

The stories in this book are great! The only problem is, I have already read them in another book. New releases may not be new stories, just the same stories with a new title.

I like Maggie Shayne's Twighlight Series, and am working on collecting them all. I read these stories a while ago, when it was recomended to me by a coworker, and I am now rereading the entire series, and I get pulled in as quick as I did the first time.

My sister-in-law has become obsessed with the book, now movie, 'Twilight.' (you know, the other one) I agreed to go to the library and pick up the book, but little did I know that there was more than one vampire romance book with the name Twilight in the title. I picked up the Maggie Shayne book by accident and I am soooo glad I did! After my SIL and I compared notes and I realized that I got the wrong book, I recommended this one to her. She called me the other day and said that she loves this more than the other 'Twilight!' She was devoted to Edward and now she's in love with Eric...

After readng this book I could see why Maggie Shayne's Twilight series became so popular. I love how the vampires in this series are human and not the blood suckers that we grew up thinking they were. I will be golad when I can finish the whole series.

I bought the book and also have read the first two books in it, but I already knew that when I bought it. I have just become a Maggie Shayne fan and some of her work I could only get in reissues. I found out how great the vampire series was when I read Edge of Twilight. I still didn't know she had a series for it until I visited her website and that is where I wrote down the list and have ordered them all! I love her work and she deserves and has earned to be very admired for her imagination and hard work. I sit in awe sometimes when I read her books and wish I could write. I know it takes a lot of time, effort and creativity and love for her fans. I have just met her through her fan club and I have found she is a very loving and caring person. I have not read to date any of her work that has not deserved to be rated a five and I have read a variety.
Great work Maggie!