Dear Reader, These stories of classic romance are among my favorites--and I welcomed the chance to revise them for today's reader. Night Of The Cotillion What genius invented ruffled ballgowns and hooped petticoats? Amanda Bennett would like to know just how to manage all the ruffles and flourishes--not to mention a bodice that's cut dazzlingly low. But she's the belle of the ball at the grand old Oak Run plantation in Georgia. Jarod Colby can't stop looking at her and she's looking right back. The man is handsome enough to claim her with just one kiss.  .  .forever. Low Country Liar Wrought-iron fences hiding secret gardens.  .  .horse-drawn carriages for two.  .  .the charm of old Charleston is the perfect setting for a romance, as far as Lisa Talmadge is concerned. Tall and handsome Slade Blackwell certainly looks like a Southern gentleman--if only he weren't so infuriatingly sure of himself. But Lisa knows how to keep him in line:  kiss him senseless and proceed from there.  .  You'll find true romance and real-life heroes in these books! With love, Janet Dailey