I wanted to get some experience with developing web based training. I didn't have much Dreamweaver experience, so I appreciated the overview chapter on Dreamweaver.

I really liked the hands on approach to the book, particularly the abundance of examples to work with on the CD. Doyle did a great job of walking through creating tests step by step so I never felt lost.

I didnt get into the database stuff at the end of the book, so I can't speak to that material. But everything else was very helpful!!

Four very talented and well know authors come to us again in the follow-up to Rosie's Curl & Weave.

Della's House of Style was a great treat. The four stories were well written.

Donna Hill's It Could Happen to You was excellent. I really liked Della finding a Love of Her Own. I was glad to see a soft side to the hero in this story. Della just seemed to bring out the best in him. Ms. Hill is a thorough writer and gave us a wonderful story.

Francis Ray's story A Matter of Trust was warm and very sincere. I liked the characters of Hope and Sebastian. Hope's son and landlord really rounded out the story.

Rochelle Alers' story Sweet Surrender was touching. Maria Parker a very young widow was afraid to love. She meets Mr. Cameron King, a man that looks tough on the outside, but is a sweet person once you get to know him.

Felicia Mason's story Truly, Honestly was great also. I think it shows you don't always choose who you fall in love with, sometimes it just happens. No matter where you come from and what you do in life, love should be the most important.

Each story held its own, but together they made a wonderful novel all surrounding Della's House of Style. Great job ladies!

Great follow up.
They have done it again. Francis Ray is my favorite author.
In Donna Hill's It Could Happen to You. Della finally found someone but the way they meet was very strange. In the end Della And Matt were finally together. She saved the shop and she was very happy.

In Francis Ray's A Matter of Trust the story was very warm. I really injoyed Hope, her son, and the landlady. Sabatian was ok but he was a little cocky in the beginning.

I enjoyed the other story's, Francis Ray and Donna Hill's really stoodout

Having always read novels by one author, I found it intriguing to read short stories by several different authors. The plots are simple and fast-moving. I loved this book. Each one of the four stories were well-written and intriguing. My favorite was the one with the IRS man (sorry, forgot which author!). Anyways, I couldn't put it down!