The six winners of a copy of The Outlaw Demon Wails are:
Wendy
Shannon
Janell
Li
Logan
Tasha
And the winner of the GRAND PRIZE – the entire collection of The Hollows books (1-6) is:
All [...]
Finally, Smugglivus is Coming! (*mostly*)
On Monday, we start the official Countdown to Smugglivus (our crazy celebratory festival that starts Dec 26th. You can read about it here)and this is this week’s line up of guest authors coming to celebrate with us:
Monday – Joel Sutherland: editor of Fried! Fast Food, Slow Deaths- and [...]
Title: What a Scoundrel Wants
Author: Carrie Lofty
(God, I hate this cover)
Genre: Historical (medieval) romance
Stand Alone/ Series: Stand Alone but there is another book in the same world in the works.
Summary: In Sherwood Forest, outcast warrior Will Scarlet rescues a blind woman who dreams of fire. Now, [...]
Title: When the Duke Returns
Author: Eloisa James
Genre: Historical Romance (set in Georgian times)
Stand Alone/ Series: Book 4 in the Desperate Duchesses series
Summary: Married by proxy as a child, Lady Isidore has spent years fending off lecherous suitors while longing for her husband, Simeon Jermyn, the Duke of [...]
Intro
There are moments in the life of a reader when it seems like the reality is bending, stars are aligning and the Universe is conspiring to make one believe that anything is possible – that people fall in love at first sight, that Dukes and Duchesses frolic about flirting with each other, that virgins [...]
Kim Harrison is, without a doubt, one of my favorite authors. Her bestselling series, The Hollows, is not only my all-time favorite Urban Fantasy series, but also is comprised of some of my favorite books of any genre. So, when I learned that Harper Collins would be releasing the mass market paperback of her latest [...]
Title: The Outlaw Demon Wails
Author: Kim Harrison
Genre: Urban Fantasy
Stand alone or series: Book 6 in The Hollows (Rachel Morgan) series.
Why did I read this book: The Rachel Morgan books are beyond a doubt my favorite Urban Fantasy series. Book 5, For a Few [...]
This week:
We kick-off the week with a three-day Kim Harrison Extravaganza!
On Monday, Thea reviews book 6 in The Hollows series, The Outlaw Demon Wails, in honor of the mass market paperback release of the book.
On Tuesday we will have an INTERVIEW with Kim Harrison (*Thea: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA*) including [...]
If you are a regular around these shores you may have noticed that in the past few weeks we have been talking about something called…Smugglivus. Cryptic posts, shout outs, and the sidebar widget that changes every three days with a countdown and the words
Smugglivus…is coming
But what exactly [...]
Joint Review: The Graveyard Book by Neil Gaiman
Title: The Graveyard Book
Author: Neil Gaiman
Genre: Young Adult, Horror, Fantasy
Stand alone or series: Stand alone novel
Why did we read this book: Really? Because, obviously, we love Neil Gaiman. (The question should be why did it take us so freaking long to read this [...]
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