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Thanks Val. :)




















I still have to finish one book and then I will pick what will it be.
Currently I am leaning toward:




























I like your suggestions. Thank you! And they are all new-to-me-authors. Kitty Katt, Warlands and Dragon Kin are especially intriguing to me. I'll probably pick one of them. :)























@Rachel I have read 'Blood Rights' and it was not bad at all. Just prepare for a cliffhanger ending.
@Nichole I liked 'Shadow Reader'. I would say it's one of my favorites but I still remember that annoying who-will-i-choose love-triangle drama...
This shelf is a tough pick for me. There are so many new authors I want to try. Lately I enjoyed novels with a lot of adventures, romance and humor (like Ilona Andrews). Anyone got recommendation for something similar?






Shelf: Man's World
Date read: 28. Apr. 2015.
Rating: 3.5 stars
The Journey is the second book in Northwest Passage series. Although each book can be read as a standalone, the general atmosphere and feeling these books leave in me are the same.
John A. Heldt uses time travel as a way to make their characters question themselves. In The Journey, Michelle travels back in time to a last year of her high school. A year she chooses college and starts dating her husband. If she knows that unhappy marriage without children and wrong carrier choice wait for her, will she dare to change the future?
The Journey is a story about growing up and life in general. John A. Heldt's writing style is light and easy to read. There is some kind of detached narration in his writing that makes connecting to characters tougher, but I kinda got used to it.
If you are looking for action involving time traveling twists, then this series is not for you. But if you want to read warm and realistic story about a young woman's journey to adulthood and pondering what choices in life are right, then this is the book you are looking for.
Recommended for lovers of thoughtful time-traveling romance novels.


























