What should we read in February?

[Michelle]

Here's the place to oost your suggestions for the February book of the month!

When posting, please:
- do not recommend your own book
- do not ask a friend to recommend your book
- choose a UF book (instead of a straight fantasy or a PNR book)
- choose a book that the group has not read in the past year (check our bookshelf!)
- choose only one book

[Maria]

Fated by Benedict Jacka!

[Nichole]

Blue Diablo by Ann Aguirre

[Michael]

Blackbirds by Chuck Wendig. It's more rural fantasy than urban fantasy, but the voice is insanely compelling, crass, raw, and unforgettable.

It is very intense, however, so it may not be ideal for some more squeamish readers.

[L.M.]

I love this series of books.

[Jakub]

Touch of Evil by C.T. Adams and Cathy Clamp, first in "Thrall" trilogy.

[Megan]

Michael wrote: "Blackbirds by Chuck Wendig. It's more rural fantasy than urban fantasy, but the voice is insanely compelling, crass, raw, and unforgettable.

It is very intense, however, so it may not be ideal fo..."

does look and sound interesting, I'd really like to read it!

[Kathy (Kindle-aholic)]

Fated, Blackbirds, I'm good with those.

Maybe Geekomancy or Blade Song.

[Deonna]

I nominate by Julie Reece. Great stand alone paranormal adventure.

[Amyiw]

Since Hounded was read July 2011

[Amy]

Blackbirds was an excellent book. Definitely not for the faint of heart though. I just finished his second book the other week. I would also be interested in Hexed. Hounded was a great read and I haven't picked up Hexed yet.

[Lorelle]

im still trying to find a book from a male pov that i truly love other than , and I have as the next one i am going to have a stab at, so id like to nominate that :)

*i see it was on the bookshelf in april 2010, if this is a problem im happy to just vote for others books :)*

[Maria]

Unshapely Things is pretty good. The Jacka book is a male POV (The one I nominated.)

[Lorelle]

I couldn't squeeze that one in this month and I had to take it back

[Maria]

Lorelle wrote: "I couldn't squeeze that one in this month and I had to take it back "

Read faster! :>)

[Stephanie]

Lorelle wrote: "im still trying to find a book from a male pov that i truly love other than , and I have as the next one i am going to have a stab at..."

I loved . and have been on my TBR list for awhile

[Kira]

I'd like to read Guardians of Stone It's the first in a series I picked up recently that looks interesting.

[Danelle]

Ink this looks pretty interesting to me. I love tattoos and the conceptual idea of them coming alive has always intrigued me.

[Tracy]

Shiloh wrote: "Nichole wrote: "Blue Diablo by Ann Aguirre
" I'll second Blue Diablo. Loved that one."
I'll third it ;)

[Angelika]

I'll put a fourth on Blue Diablo. It's been on my TBR list for a while and this would give me a kick to finally read it.

[Susan]

Ever After - Kim Harrison

[Mihir]

How about Daughter Of The Sword by Steve Bein?