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R4: Team #11 ~ Wonderfu11y Wicked Witches




I know, right? All I did was volunteer. Then, I slept for the rest of the day. I come back the next da..."
*snicker* Look what happens when you separate dragons...

Well, even though I'm a dragon, I did have an amazing Bingo captain the first time I played. *bows to Judithe* So, I should do an OK job. Just gotta remember not to breathe fire at my computer. :-)

And that's right, 'Lyssa, fire + computers = very bad! I have a similar problem with coffee & keyboards....
Have an awesome captain-ship!


Finished 2/8
4�
I have really enjoyed this series so far and was looking forward to reading Justice's story after the ending in book 2, Atlantis Awakening. In this book, Justice meets Keely, an American arachaeologist and object reader which means she can see the history of an object when she touches it. Years ago, she found a hand carved fish that has revealed visions of a blue-haired warrior to her when she touches it. When she winds up in Atlantis and sees Justice, she realizes he is the man in her visions. Justice decides he has to have her and the evolution of their relationship was fun to watch. I loved learning more about Justice and his background as a half Atlantaen and half Nereid. Throughout much of the book, his two sides are battling each other as he discovers that one of the jewels of Poseidon's Trident could heal him. The Star of Artemis is the sapphire that can heal fractured minds. With the help of Keely, they set off into the Mayan jungle to find the jewel. The adventure is fun and the romance is pretty steamy. Looking forward to reading Alexios' story in Atlantis Unmasked.


Supernatural Shelf
Date: Feb. 9
Stars: FIVE
Review: I LUUUUUOOOOOOVVVVVVVVEEEEEEDDDDD this book. OMG...demons, angels, just the cover alone was enough to make it 5 stars. This book is about Jim Heron, who has a secret background in the military??, and is working for Vin DiPietro building his house. The problem starts with Jim is electrocuted and meets some angels who give him a task to help seven people make the right choice. This book is also about Marie-Therese and her struggle to get away from her brutal ex-husband. There's a demon lover involved, and so much more. Ward builds in so many twists and turns, I didn't know if I was always reading the same book.


Supernatural Shelf.
Finished: February 8th
5 Stars
PsyCop is one of my absolutely favorite urban fantasy series. And Camp Hell is my favorite thus far in the PsyCop series. Jordan Castillo Price has this amazing way of writing inner monologue that is completely funny, witty -- and insecure. Some authors do not do first person point of view right, but JCP gets it so right and through the main characters eyes readers learn what we need to learn. So Vic continues to see dead people, we are learning more about how strong his ability truly is. There are some really sweet surprises about Jacob. Jacob and Vic as a couple continued to grow closer -- in a very sexy but super sweet way. This book was longer than the previous ones, which was damn rewarding. I am sad I only have one more left in the series, but JCP is working on another PsyCop book so hopefully I will have more to look for. I highly recommend this series to people who enjoy gritty and dark urban fantasy books.

Which is hilarious, bc my book from last week would qualify for this week. Happy picking!

Which is hilarious, bc my book from last week would qualify for this week. Happy picking!"
Mine too! It's right on the first page. Haha.

5/5 Read
�Regina: Affinity
Finished 2/24/12 ★★★★� Post #128
�Amanda: Fracture
Finished 2/18/12 ★★★� Post #106
�Alyssa: My Soul to Take
Finished 2/17/12 ★★★★� Post #105
�Lizz: The Name of the Star
Finished 2/22/12 ★★★★� Post #125
�Kristen: Wild Ride
Finished 2/22/12 ★★� Post #121
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Both are getting good reviews!"
That's good to hear! I have both in challenges this month so I was glad to see them on the shelf.

I'm the opposite. I've read the Shifter series. I also own all the Soul Screamers books, except If I Die and any novellas. But, now that I think about it, I have read a short story from the Soul Screamers that's in an anthology. So, I guess if we're being technical, I HAVE read something from the Soul Screamers series. Hehe.





I probably won't choose until Tuesday as I am finishing up a book. I am equally split on The Restorer, The Renfield Syndrome and Affinity. I should probably read The Restorer or Affinity as Renfield will likely qualify for another shelf in Bingo. But I am not sure. :)



How are your picks going?




J/k. It's not that great. Hehe.
I finished

Rating: ★★★★
Review: It was good. Didn't completely WOW me like I thought it might. I think I was looking for a little more action or something? I am still interested in the series though, and I will read the next book,



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I like the cover for this book -- very appealing.