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Dream Life (book review)

Dream Life by Lauren Mechling was an enjoyable YA mystery.  Claire Voyant, the book's teen sleuth, has an uncanny ability she inherited from her grandmother Kiki.  Claire has the ability to see glimpses of clues in her dreams.  While these dream hints and symbols are often difficult for Claire to decipher she is determined to use her powers to help her friends.

Dream Life is the second Claire Voyant mystery.  These books stand well on their own but I recommend reading Dream Girl first since Dr...

Woman in White by E.J. Stevens

Woman in White

Traveling along the roadside
On this wet fog laden night
I catch a brief glimpse up ahead
Of a lone woman in white

Wondering if I can offer
Assistance to this lady fair
I dismount and call out to her
But she only turns to stare

What foul thing could have befallen
This damsel to strike her mute?
Perhaps then she is no fair lady
But a dame of ill repute

I shall take her with me
I'll keep her warm in my bed
A reward for taking her in
From this road few others tread

Her presence could complicate t...

My Bloody Valentine

Well, it's getting to that time of year again.  Valentine's Day is just around the corner.  Are you someone who gets excited for the holiday of love or do you dread it?

This fabulous My Bloody Valentine art print can be found at Black Eyed Suzie's Etsy shop.

Paranormal Romance Guild Featured Author

E.J. is the February featured author at the Paranormal Romance Guild. 

The interview with info about upcoming releases can be read here.

Carpe Nocturne Magazine

Carpe Nocturne Magazine , a quarterly goth/industrial mag, will be returning March 1, 2010.


















According to the press release:
After countless cards, letters and e-mails from our readers as wells being contacted by several of the top bands on the scene, it has been decided; CARPE NOCTURNE MAGAZINE Returns after over a 1 ½ year hiatus!
CARPE NOCTURNE's return will pick up where it left off offering honest, non-bias, and extensive coverage of what some call "The New Dark Culture" (This includes the...

Daughters of the Witching Hill

I just finished reading Daughters of the Witching Hill by Mary Sharratt a work of historical fiction which tells the story of the families living in the area of Pendle Forest in 1612.  The poverty, intolerance and subjection that these families faced on a daily basis was harrowing but the witch-trials that spread through their small community like wild fire was most heartbreaking of all.  Surprisingly, I enjoyed every moment of reading this book and once begun could not put it down.  The stre...

MADart

I was shopping on Etsy again (big surprise!) and found this lovely limited edition art print by Megan Aroon Duncanson at the MADart shop.

Contest Winners!

With the help of Random.org we have our two From the Shadows contest winners!  Congratulations to Esme of Chocolate & Croissants and Monique of All the Small Things. 
I will be contacting winners by email.  Thank you to all who participated. xx

101 Followers and Contest Reminder

The From the Shadows Contest ends January 31st at Midnight EST so be sure to visit the contest post to enter . 
I promised that if we reached 100 followers here on my blog before the end of the contest that there would be two contest winners.  We've reached 101 followers so there will be two winners!  Each winner will be receive a signed copy of From the Shadowsand some swag!

Moonlight Resurrection?

I will never understand why fabulous television shows are canceled after one season (or in the case of Firefly before the first season has even ended!).  Moonlight originally aired one season back in 2007 before the vampire craze and although it had a loyal fan base the networks gave it the axe.
Now with the cancellation of Three Rivers lead actor Alex O'Loughlin may be available for the series. With the current viewing appetite for paranormal romance, especially those projects involving vampi...