Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!If you want to find out more about Stacking The Shelves, please visit the official launch page!——————I hope all have had a happy Thanksgiving and are recovering from your turkey...
What would you do if it turned out you were not the person you thought you were for the last 5,000 years? Of course none of us will ever know, with our short life-spawn and all, but Revenant now has to deal with a whole new set of memories, a completely new nature, and he doesn't quite know what do it with it all. There's one thing he knows though, he would do almost anything to have the sexy Blaspheme in his bed.Revenant, 'officially' the last book...
angels, demons, Grand Central Publishing, Hachette, Larissa Ione, Lords of Deliverance, Netgalley, Paranormal, Paranormal Romance, Review, Romance
Unwholly is the second book in the Unwind trilogy, but I didn't feel like it suffered from "sophomore slump" at all. (A quick word of warning: there won't be any Unwholly spoilers in this review, but there may be some spoilers for Unwind. If you haven't read the first book yet, I highly recommend that you check it out.) This dystopian series has a very, very unique plot to it. The setting is a future America; an America recovering from the effects of the Heartland War. This civil war was fought between...
In the middle of nowhere, there is a small town with a big secret. They work hard to keep this secret from getting out to the rest of the world. The death of a local man recently returned to Cambio Springs brings about not only the concern of a killer in their midst but, the fact that many inhabitants aren’t always human may become more widely known. This gives Dr. Teodora “Ted” Vasquez and Alex McCann more to deal with while also...
Today's guest is author L.K. Below, who has a new book coming out through Kensington. It's a dystopian romance novella and it sounds really interesting. Be sure to stay tuned to see what L.K. does when she's not writing, and enter to win a $25 Barnes & Noble gift card at the end of the post.I’m what you might call a workaholic. Me, I prefer to call it dedicated, hard-working, persistent. I pour my time into one of two main areas, both to...
While I thought the first book of this series, Omens, was a pretty awesome book, Visions surpassed my expectations. In Visions, many of the questions we had in Omens are answered, yet even if I'm really satisfied where that leads the series, I'm going crazy because I really want to know more about these characters and where they come from. When you undress the book of it's protective sleeve, on the actual hardcover of the Canadian...
Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!If you want to find out more about Stacking The Shelves, please visit the official launch page!——————I hope you guys had an awesome week!Here snow already showed it's nose and it...
Ginger and Luke are tracking her brother Damien. She wants to rescues him; he is tasked to bring him back to face justice. The chase started smoothly, but a lot more then they were expecting happened on the way.All in is the third installment of the series written by Amanda Carlson and I loved it just as much as the previous ones. I like that even though it's a series of novella, the stories are long enough to really get involved into the characters....
City of Heavenly Fire, the final book in the Mortal Instruments series, really delivers! It's chock full of action and adventure during the great war between Sebastian and the Shadowhunters (with the Downworlders who have joined the Council) and romance between the various main characters. Overarchingly, this is a classic good vs. evil battle, with characters working together loyally and bravely to take down Sebastian, the monsters he's...
Cassandra Clare, demons, Fantasy, Fantasy amp; Magic, Library, Love amp; Romance, Paranormal, Review, Romance, Simon amp; Schuster Audio, The Mortal Instruments, young adult
When Dorothy and Toto are whisked out of Kansas, they are given a few guides to help along the way. When Jane Yellowrock and Joanne Walker get taken out of New Orleans close to Mardi Gras, they only get a man who’s all mystery and a rampaging demon. Dorothy and her dog also had the luxury of being from the same world. Jane and Jo seem to come from two different planes of existence. This is how we begin the crossover of two successful urban fantasy...
Action amp; Adventure, C. E. Murphy, crossover, Faith Hunter, Fantasy amp; Magic, Fiction, Jane Yellowrock, mardi gras, Purchased, Review, shaman, Urban Fantasy, Vampire, Walker Papers, yellowrock
Honestly, this is not my usual kind of read, but sometimes I find it refreshing to read a book outside my comfort zone. I would categorize this book as a thriller but it's also a YA contemporary because of all the boy drama. Right after finishing the book, I have this weird love/hate feeling about BLACK ICE. I really did enjoy it because it was captivating and had me hooked until the very end. On the other hand, I didn't really connect...
Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!If you want to find out more about Stacking The Shelves, please visit the official launch page!——————Hello, all! Marie here with another great Stacking the Shelves. Want...
Amelia has to deal with the death of her husband, to the hand of her sister. It's very difficult, but what awaits her isn't easier. She is pregnant and her father, the King, and her father-in-law are fighting to claim her son their heir. Or is it a daughter like her sister claims?The Tears of the Rose is the second novel in the Twelve Kingdoms series and I while I enjoyed it, I'm afraid I preferred the first novel, The Mark of the Tala. The main...
I'm writing this review a full week after finishing the book because I needed time to let it all sink in and process. This is one heck of a story! Beth Revis spins a complex plot with very 3D characters in a beautiful, realistic world.Through the eyes of the main character, Ella, the reader is transported to New Venice, a sparkling futuristic city where humans and androids coexist. Everything a person does is linked to a device...
In the not too distant future, a major event called The Calamity, changes random people and with that, the fate of humanity. If that sounds a bit familiar it may be because it’s the basis for many post-apocalyptic stories. Brandon Sanderson has freshened up this often used trope in his book Steelheart – Book 1 of the Reckoners Series.In the Reckoners series, The Calamity, ordinary people are transformed. The transformation...
It is foretold there will be the One to change the world, to right the wrongs and bring harmony to all. Tell me this: of what character do I speak, Harry, Perry or Art? I’ll save the answer for the end.I just wanted to use the ‘chosen one’ question to introduce the thought of the use, reuse and abuse of tropes. All too often I hear critics and consumer complain about a lack of originality. This often comes up when my son and I discuss...
If I had one word to describe THE TIME ROADS I would use brilliant. I've never read anything quite like it in terms of format and story. The book is actually four novellas, but what is so amazing is that all four stories are meant to be read together, and are not supposed to be seen as individual entities. Somehow, even if the main characters and the point of views change from one stories to the other, Beth Bernobich was able to intertwine the...
Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!If you want to find out more about Stacking The Shelves, please visit the official launch page!——————Hey everyone! So I went a little crazy these last few weeks. I got/bought many...
Take Two is a new feature I am launching on the blog! Tynga's reviews have been around for 6 years, and we have reviewed A LOT of books! And because we are a team of many with the same tastes, I decided to allow a second review of a same book, to give the reader a second opinion. I hope you will enjoy!Read Jon's opinion of DefyMy thoughts:What an awesome fantasy book! Alexa lives in a world at war. Her mother's country is fighting against her father's...
Defy, Fantasy amp; Magic, High Fantasy, Magic, Netgalley, Review, Sara B larson, Sara B. Larson, Scholastic, Scholastic Inc., War, young adult
