The Andersen Ancestry by Addie J King
“We should do something good before something bad happens.”
I couldn’t help but glance into the backseat as I approached the Escalade just to be sure there wasn’t some kind of magical voodoo witch doctor faerie being thingy lying in wait to disintegrate our bodies and eat our life essence.
Do you ever read a book then look at the title and think: huh?
That happened to me earlier this week. Well, to be honest I don’t think I even looked at the title when I picked up the book to read it, merely chose it because of the synopsis on the back. Yet when I went to put the novel on my list of books read I did a double take, as there was no way the title fit the book. Continue reading “Bookish Thoughts: What’s in a Name?”
Dark Desires After Dusk by Kresley Cole
I got struck by this bolt of lightning, and, voila, I was able to kill a dozen demons. Did the lightning hurt? No, it felt great. Like a hug from someone you’d really missed.
Tonight’s activities? Slew demons in horrific blood-bath, got shot at by vampires with machine guns, had a mad car chase through a swamp. Found out who –and what– my birth mother was. Learned about a secret world existing side by side with our own… too much to take in.
Thanks to Jen Armentrout and hannahelt who inspired this meme. They claimed I get excited over the simplest things, so I decided to post something “simple” that I get excited over just to prove that the smallest things really do make you smile :0)
Today’s smile is… Continue reading “Simple Smile Saturday: Waiting for the Storm”
Synopsis: Smokey Simmons is the best sea captain around with the fastest ship and the most loyal crew. What most people don’t know is that Smokey is actually a twenty-five-year-old girl named Victoria. Smokey doesn’t intend to sail forever, she just didn’t know what else to do upon the death of her father, but when she meets Captain Dallas Knight she begins to think of home and family… that is, until a treacherous pirate decides he wants Smokey and her ship for himself. Continue reading “Book Review: Wings of the Morning by Lori Wick”
WWW Wednesdays is a weekly meme hosted by Should Be Reading. All you have to do is answer these 3 questions:
1. What are you currently reading?
2. What did you recently finish reading?
3. What do you think you’ll read next?
I am finished reading “English as a Second Language” by Megan Crane
I am reading “The Pregnancy Test” by Erin McCarthy
I am next reading “You Don’t Know Jack” by Erin McCarthy
Entranced by Nora Roberts
“It was easier to convince the FBI to cooperate than it is you.”
His mother once told him that love was more painful, more delightful, and more unstoppable when it came unexpectedly. How right she had been.
She was tough, argumentative, prickly and radically independent. Hardly seductive qualities in a woman.
Synopsis: Big John Jacobs left Georgia after the civil war to live in Texas on the failing ranch his uncle left him. John wasn’t afraid of hard work, but survival hinged on getting a railway built nearby to ship cattle. In order to achieve his goal, John proposed a marriage of convenience to Camilla Ellen Colby, the daughter of a railroad tycoon. Ellen soon found out that ranch life wasn’t what she expected… it was better. Continue reading “Book Review: The Founding Father by Diana Palmer”
WWW Wednesdays is a weekly meme hosted by Should Be Reading. All you have to do is answer these 3 questions:
1. What are you currently reading?
2. What did you recently finish reading?
3. What do you think you’ll read next?
I am finished reading “The Cinderella Rules” by Donna Kauffman
I am reading “Off Kilter” by Donna Kauffman
I am next reading “Bad Boys in Kilts” by Donna Kauffman
Love in a Nutshell by Janet Evanovich & Dorien Kelly
Kate Appleton did not appear to be a believer in the theory of leverage, in that he had it and she did not.
Kate glanced at the serrated bread knife in her hand. Great. She’d have to saw the prowler to death.
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