A few minutes ago I finished reading The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend by Katarina Bivald and my mind is still spinning from the gentle joyfulness of this book. Thank You Sourcebooks Landmark for allowing me to read a pre-release copy through NetGalley. The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommends has won the two awards listed below Continue reading “This Chick Read: The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend by Katarina Bivald”
This is a pre-release book provided to me by Subterranean Press through NetGalley.com. Driven is a novella from the Otherworld Series and features Elena Michaels and Clay Danvers two of my favorite characters. The copy I received did not have any of the graphic art except the cover, but the print release will include those drawings. Continue reading “This Chick Read: Driven by Kelley Armstrong”
Second Chance Summer is the first book in the Cedar Ridge series by Jill Shalvis. I had looked forward to starting this series because I was jonesing for another Lucky Harbor book, and she completed that series last year. Continue reading “This Chick Read: Second Chance Summer by Jill Shalvis. “
I have been nominated for the Book Fangirling Award by ajoobacats. Thanks so much and it’s nice to be appreciated! This is a fun spirited award that allows bloggers to appreciate and show support for other bloggers. Here are the rules:
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This is my first novel and review for 2016. I am very partial to fantasy novels and this series is one of my favorites. However, it is a very intellectual fantasy series and sometimes borders on needing a Philosophy or Mathmatics major to completely grasp. Cast in Honor was no different, and for the first 100 pages I wondered what direction Ms. Sagara was leading me and could we please get there quicker. Continue reading “This Chick Read: Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Honor”
Leading up to the Christmas holiday I read the third book in Kristen Callihan‘s Game On series called The Game Plan. When I checked out this book on my Overdrive app, I’ll admit that I read the synopsis because the cover art drew me in. Usually I’m not drawn to the naked chest covers. I mean, I look, because who doesn’t! Continue reading “This Chick Read: Kristen Callihan’s Game On series”
Over the Christmas holiday I needed to branch out and read a novel that didn’t have a man’s naked chest on the cover. I was in the middle of reading Kristen Callihan‘s Game on series, and was finding it really hard to put down. The men were fine, the women were strong and the sex was great. However, as much as I love the romance genre, I couldn’t bring myself to flaunt those naked male chests, as fabulous as they were, Continue reading “This Chick Read: Bewitched and Betrayed by Lisa Shearin”
I was reading my morning blog by Cleopatra Loves Books and she referenced a challenge by another blogger BookerTalk to post a brief note about the book you were reading as 2016 started. I will confess. I fell asleep early, but had just started reading Michelle Sagara’s Cast in Honor, which is book #11 in the Chronicles of Elantra series. I am also supposed to include a photo of myself reading the book, but since I’m reading it on my IPad, here is the artwork from the cover.
I challenge you all to also post a brief mention on your blog about what book you are reading as the New Year starts. Tweet about it. Let’s start a revolution! #readinto16. I’ll let you know my thoughts on this book in a few days.
Cheers, and Happy New Year!
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Alphas: Origins will be released in April 2016 as a single short story, but if you don’t want to wait, you can read it in the short story anthology Angels and Demons, with Nalini Singh as the headliner. Continue reading “This Chick Read- Alphas: Origins by Ilona Andrews”
I was recommended this book by Goodreads because I’ve read and liked books by Susanna Kearsley and Diana Gabaldon. All of these authors write historical fiction, but that’s the only commonality I see. Kearsley’s novels are richly detailed and emotionally impactful and Gabaldon’s historical research gives her novels depth Continue reading “This Chick Read: A Race to Splendor by Ciji Ware”
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