Yesterday we told you that our next book club selection is for The Future of Our Past by Kahlen Aymes.
Here’s the schedule for our discussions…
Monthly Archives: March 2013
Stacking The Shelves: March 31
Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!
Holy crap! I got a ton of books this week…
18 and Over: Authors…Just One Question…
A Few Bookish Announcements…
Hello again peeps!
I hope your Saturday is as pleasant as mine has been.
I have a few announcements to share with you…
Sexy Sentence Saturday: Ten Tiny Breaths by K.A. Tucker
Whoa! This week kind of rushed by for me, and I’ve been enjoying a lazy morning 🙂
This week’s Sexy Sentence Saturday is from Ten Tiny Breaths by K.A. Tucker.
Katiebird reviews: Wicked Sense (The Singularity series, #1) by Fabio Bueno
Wicked Sense (The Singularity Series, #1) by Fabio Bueno
Book Synopsis:
Witches inhabit our world, organized in covens and hiding behind a shroud of secrecy—the Veil.
Skye’s London coven sends her to Seattle’s Greenwood High to find the Singularity, an unusually gifted witch who may break the Veil and trigger a dangerous new era of witch-hunting. Things get complicated when Skye meets a charming new classmate, Drake. Skye’s job becomes even trickier when she clashes with Jane, an intimidating rival witch.
Drake falls for the mysterious Skye, but odd accidents, potion mix-ups, and the occasional brush with death kind of get in the way of romance. Once he discovers Skye is a witch, he goes to war for her, even though his only weapons are a nice set of abs and a sharp sense of humor.
Fighting off wicked Jane and the other dark forces hell-bent on seizing the Singularity’s immense power, Skye and Drake will risk everything to save the covens.
Going on a date has never been harder.
Fan Fiction Friday: Not What She Seems and Stay
So I’ve been in hell this week, because we are moving this weekend. Uggh. Boxes everywhere, and everything is a mess. I hate this part. I do like unpacking and finding a place for everything though, in some place in new. All of this unrest had me searching for stories I could find comfort in; I needed some familiarity. I went straight to authors that I love, because I knew they wouldn’t steer me wrong.
