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Monday, February 1, 2016
no excuses - The Last Riders: First Four Votes Collection by Jamie Begley
Schemes Gone Amiss (Conundrums of the Misses Culpepper #2) by Collette Cameron
Intrepid and outspoken, Blythe Culpepper is dragged against her will to London for a Season. To her dismay, her guardian enlists the devilishly attractive Lord Leventhorpe, the one man she detests, to assist with her Come Out.
Third Eye (The Adelaide Paige Saga #3) by L.L. Hunter
When a gruesome double murder of a mother and child hits close to home, for Addy a shocking revelation has her rethinking her decision about wanting to start a family.
she isn't sure what comes next - Life After Juliet by Shannon Lee Alexander
Cover Reveal
Becca Hanson is a reader-a voracious reader. And with all those fictional friends, she never had time for real ones. Plus real ones come with uncontrollable quirks, like constantly filling a room with song, drawing on any available surface, and worst of all, dying. Real friends are more trouble than they're worth.
Sunday, January 31, 2016
tracking the real killer - Dark Money (Jack Bryant #2) by Larry D. Thompson
"I could not put this book down! "Dark Money" had me enthralled from start to finish. This is NOT one of those books that you get half-way through and it ends up collecting dust on your nightstand, you will find yourself dying to know what will happen next!!!" - Goodreads, Tara
Evolution always finds a way...- Tribes Of Decay (The Decaying World Saga #1) by Michael W. Garza
"The author has a wonderful writing style that makes me want to dive in and not come up for air until I have turned that last page. Great job making one of my least favorite genres, a compelling read." - Goodreads, P.S.Winn
the question she wants to face the least - Pure (Pure #1) by Catherine Mesick
"From start to finish, Pure puts an entirely refreshing spin on young adult paranormal reads. Low on angst, high on mystery, dark, yet not terrifying, the moments of lightness are a great addition while the tale itself remains a perfect read for younger YA readers, also. Great main characters and unexpected twists highlight just a few of the reasons I enjoyed Catherine Mesick’s tale." Goodreads, Dianne
when the past keeps coming back - Marked (The Birthright, #2) by Amy Saunders
Does True Love Always Lead To Happily Ever After? - Falcon Song by Kristin Cross
“So much emotion came through the words of this story. I felt it all—regret, forgiveness, redemption, and a powerful love that wrapped it all together. I had a hard time putting it down. This story really touched me!” DL
“I loved this story! Jason is one of my favorite heroes ever. I felt like I was right there with them through it all.” JM
“I loved this story! Jason is one of my favorite heroes ever. I felt like I was right there with them through it all.” JM
Saturday, January 30, 2016
No longer warm and loving - Ravaged River by Lindsay Cross
A stand-alone novel in the Men of Mercy Series
Special forces operative Hoyt Crowe wasn't just damaged… he was broken. After suffering brutal torture in captivity, his once lively spirit is shattered. Now his greatest adversary isn’t some unknown terrorist in a foreign country, it’s himself.
Who is he really? - The Fall of Lord Drayson by Rachael Anderson
Cover Reveal
Coming soon from USA Today Bestselling Author Rachael Anderson - The Fall of Lord Drayson
The clock is ticking. - State of Destruction (The Collapse Series #7) by Summer Lane
The destruction of California is at hand.
San Francisco.
The clock is ticking.
Survival of the fittest is their game.
Friday, January 29, 2016
Can she trust him not to betray her? - First Blade (Awakening #1) by Jane Hinchey
the hunters become the hunted - Blood Gold Revenge by Dave Wright
The cattle on the Hatchet River Station homestead have not been mustered for the past ten years. The brutish Maxine, her husband Scrubber, and her brother Price have agreed to run interference for Mr C.; after all, they have always enjoyed killing the odd lone prospector when they had the chance.
Ashes in the Sky (Fire in the Woods #2) by Jennifer M. Eaton
Timeshaft by Stewart Bint
Cover Reveal - Booktrope are shortly publishing a revised edition of Stewart Bint’s time travel novel, Timeshaft…and here’s a sneak preview of the dazzling new cover created by Booktrope designer Troy Johnson.
Originally published on Smashwords in 2013, the new edition features a new beginning and ending, along with a number of new scenes.
a menacing shadow - Alexa Loved (Alexa #2) by T.R. Cupak
Upon graduation, Alexa wants nothing more than to move on with her life, go to college, and forget all the hard and hurtful things from her tragic past. But when her first love, Ethan, shows up at her graduation—it kicks off a whirlwind of events that threatens the good and stable things she’s worked so hard to achieve.
the last thing she expects - Elementals: The Prophecy of Shadows by Michelle Madow
My world had gone from normal to magical in only a few days. Everything I’d once believed to be true had been turned upside down, and even though it was crazy and possibly dangerous, I loved every second of it.
impossible to completely move on or forget - Whatever It Takes (Nothing But Trouble, #1) by Lindsey Pogue
One horror-filled night changes the course of Samantha’s seemingly normal life. She’s ruined everything. Despite her determination to keep the family ranch up and running, her guilt makes it impossible to completely move on or forget.
her new friends - Even Angels Fall by F.L. Darbyshire
"Usually 5 star ratings are not handed out lightly through my eyes, but F. L. Darbyshire’s Even Angels Fall has hit the mark of truly earning the right to claim five golden stars and more. The fact that it caused me to have an emotional fight deep down in my soul and caused my eyes to water, says that this story can make one feel as they are truly right beside the characters." - Goodreads, Alicias Peek
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