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What are you reading right now? Part Deux!
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Jan 24, 2010 06:27PM
A reread of the Summoning by Kelley Armstrong
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Just have to say that I am a huge Merry AND Anita fan but I have to say of the two my fav is Merry!:)


message 11: by Debbie
Jan 22, 2010 02:19PM
3128156 Untamed
Shadow Kiss
Shadow Land
The Hollow
Vampire Diaries - The Fury & Dark Reunion
MELODIE:
Debbie wrote: "Untamed
Shadow Kiss
Shadow Land
The Hollow
Vampire Diaries - The Fury & Dark Reunion"
Interested to see if you like SHADOWLAND. It's put me off that series for good. I hate series books that do nothing but tread water and don't move the story or characters along.
DEBBIE
Melodie wrote: "Debbie wrote: "Untamed
Shadow Kiss
Shadow Land
The Hollow
Vampire Diaries - The Fury & Dark Reunion"
Interested to see if you like SHADOWLAND. It's put me off that series for good. I hat..."
it has taken me a while to read, honestly, I hope the story gets better but Evermore was the best and Blue Moon was a good follow up, I believe there is a 4th book coming out sometime this year. Ever is a little to self-indulgent for me :-)
KOREN
3187207 I'm rereading Dark Lover by J R Ward.
I just love the Brothers, you feel me!
(I'm sorry for that last ,couldn't help myself!)
LISARENEE
2038272 I've recently read or am reading:
Hush, Hush (fallen angels)
The Historian (Still reading - vampires)
Soulless (vampires, werewolves, etc)
Jessica's Guide to Dating on the Dark Side(vampires)
Shiver (werewolves)
All three of Ronda Thompson's Wild Wulfs trilogy (werewolves - historical/romance)
None of the above has disappointed.
KETA
Now you're going to wonder how an author can have so much time to read. I don't, and that's why I have about four books going at once. I make myself read two chapters from every book each night or I'd never get through them. Here's what I just finished reading and what I'm reading in February:
Finished: An Indecent Proposition by Emma Wildes. This was a good erotic romance. I hope to write up a review for it soon here on Shelfari. Wildes is a great writer, and this is a historical -- about a woman who has a tortured past (husband was cruel and he died) and now she's decided to get back into the swing of social life. Two very decadent men have made a public bet that each is a better love than the other. When the widow finds out about the bet, she contacts them and offers to be the judge. Here's where it gets interesting, because we're supposed to have a Happily-ever-after, right? Well, you'll just have to read the book to find out how Ms. Wildes accomplished the HEA.
Finished: Drawn Into Darkness: Annette McCleave, This was good. It rate it about a four. An angel/demon theme with lots of scripture quotes. It's also a romantic/paranormal. I believe this is a debut book. I recommend reading if you like this genre.
Reading:
The Bronze Horseman, Pauline Simons. In fact, I just joined a group on Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ dedicated solely to this book. It's set in Russia during one of the big wars and features a lot of starvation, war, deplorable state of living and all that angst. It's very good and quite lengthy coming in at over 600 pages. Go to Å·±¦ÓéÀÖ if you've read this book or are interested in discussing it.
The Field Guide to Angels and Demons. Don't ask! This is exactly what it says, a guide about all the different demons that exist in society from countries around the world. Legend and lore type thing and how to get rid of a certain demon if you're having trouble with one. I bought this for research purposes, but it's enjoyable.
Enchanted, Elizabeth Lowell, blurb: A medieval age of passion and conquest in a tumultuous era of warriors and ladies. Simon the Loyal has agreed to marry Arianne, an unwilling Norman heiress in order to bring peace to the troubled lands. So far, so good, Lowell is also a good writer, and this is a typical medieval novel.
Belladonna, Anne Bishop. This is the second book in her series. I think the first one was titled Sebastian. And I bought them out of order. Now, I must go back and read the first. The writing is deep and the plot complicated, but if you concentrate and stick with it, quite enjoyable. Blurb: The Eater of the World is casting its shadow over the landscape of Ephemera, tainting people's souls with doubts and fears. Glorianna Belladonna possesses the ability to thwart the Eater, but she's not along. Michael, a man with mysterious power of his own will help.
Warlord, Elizabeth Elliott, an older medieval historical about an arranged marriage. So far so good, although I am not spellbound. This book came highly recommended by readers who love medieval romance.
More later and Happy Reading!
Keta Diablo
Books ON order:
Soulless
House of Dark Desires


I have this one coming to me. This doesn't sound like a good omen!


I have this nearing the top of The Pile. Hope to get to it in the next week or so.

I have this one. Sounds like I should move it up!

I have this one. ..."
move it up, move it up! :)





I loved this series. I was surprised by how good it was with the cartoon covers. I find I actually like this one better than the one she started with Blue Diablo.
Demonica #4...Ecstacy Unveiled...which just came out a few days ago.
Jess,
Was Enslave Me Sweetly good ?
Was Enslave Me Sweetly good ?

Gosh, I heard so many mixed reviews for Fallen--dont let my opinion cloud your perspective...I'm gonna give book2 a shot b4 I form a real opinion.


Michelle in my opinion it isn't worth the money, if you want to read it get it from the library.
I have started


Was Enslave Me Sweetly good ?"
I liked it.. I can't really remember the first book as much, but this one involved an alien mercenary group that had a sex slave ring going on. I think that these books are a little darker than some of Showalter's other series. But if you liked the first in the series, you'll enjoy this one as well.
Michelle - I just marked Grimspace to read, I have Blue Diablo here, I just got it from the library. Whoo hoo excited!



I have this nearing the top of The Pile. Hope to get to it in the next week or so."
I'm liking it, but some parts were a little slow and some parts are deja vu'.
*SPOILER for Just Another Judgement Day***
Is it just me or did Walker already ask Taylor to take over for him in the book before this?

Actually no, I'm still waiting for the new books I want to read. Like streetgame, the new kitty, and a few others. I went to another library that tends to get more sci/fi and fantasy books and walked out with a bunch. :)
Yeah, I'll let you know how Blue Diablo is.


My Review


I have this nearing the top of The Pile. Hope to get to it in the next week or so."..."
In answer to the spoiler, yes, he did mention it.


You should check out the books. They are fun, about what happens when people get super powers and become super heroes. The first book Phenomenal Girl 5, is named after the main heroine and that is her super hero name. She started out in a group of 5 girls that were phenomenal, so not real original with the name. For me I like them because they are different from what is out there and after so many vamps, were whatevers, witches, etc it is nice to read.
The author got her start in the writers group that is on the Kelley Armstrong boards. That is how I found out about the book, it was the monthly book read.
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