All treats! No Tricks! Enjoy recipes for corn broth soup, chocolate-chocolate chip cookies, and pumpkin pie thumbprint kolackies along with these fantastic fall romance stories. With a dedication from bestsellers Tracey Devlyn and Adrienne Giordano, this collection was written by the Windy City Chapter of RWA in honor of librarian and author A. Lynne Wall, and proceeds will go to Breast Cancer Research Foundation (www.bcrf.org) Stories include: Wrong Rapunzel by Regena Bryant: When his best friend needs one last fling before settling down into an arranged marriage, Wallace agrees to distract and entertain a Rapunzel at the annual SOS Masquerade Ball. After spending the evening with a bright, compassionate lady wearing a ton of costume hair, Wallace is rethinking the wisdom of the elders because he’s fallen in love with the wrong Rapunzel. At the Hollywood Canteen by Rachael Passan: 1942—the world is at war and spies can be lurking anywhere, even in Hollywood. Lt. Eric Nagle is working undercover at Majestics Studios but keeps his eyes open at the famed Hollywood Canteen. There, he meets Hana Welles, a Studio seamstress volunteering at the Canteen, who has her own secrets to hide. Werewolves, faeries and more appear in Spooky Hearts by Lia Violet where a mysterious ghost can't stop the sizzling romance between a tattoo artist and a baker. Blood Toil, and Trouble by Robyn Bachar: Why settle for bad, when you can be wicked? Marie is the wild child of the venerable Duquesne family, born to break her mama’s heart. After failing at her guardian duties on two previous assignments, protecting Chicago’s magician community is Marie’s last chance at redemption. But with hunters preying on the people she’s supposed to protect, Marie must join forces with sexy, tempting Dr. Brian Dannaher to combat them—and nothing is more dangerous than falling for a vampire. Brian lives in the shadow of the other area chroniclers, often overlooked but grudgingly content to live a quiet, unremarkable unlife—until bold, vivacious Marie stirs desires he has long ignored. Chroniclers are meant to investigate and record magician history, and never to interfere with it. They most certainly do not charge into the fray and battle the rising darkness, but Brian was a soldier in life and hates the idea of watching from the sidelines. Brian would do anything to fight at Marie’s side, even if that means violating the oaths of his order. When the hunters strike too close to home, Marie has the chance to prove herself worthy of her family’s upstanding guardian reputation. But being a good guardian means ignoring the desire drawing her into Brian’s arms, and it’s so much more fun being bad… And many more...