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message 101: by Kme_17 (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments going to read Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman


message 102: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Spot 25:
Read Everbound (Everneath, #2) by Brodi Ashton by Brodi Ashton
Finished:5/6/14
Rating: ★★★★
Review:
Tricky, tricky author! (view spoiler) I recommend the audio version of this book. The narrator is good and they're fast reads. The world building is great and it's a fresh approach instead of the typical NA paranormal plots. I will definitely be reading book 3 soon.


message 103: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Space 25
Hearts Aflame (Viking , #2) by Johanna Lindsey
Book: Hearts Aflame (Haardrad Viking Family #2) by Johanna Lindsey
Read: 05-May-2014
Rating: ★★★★
Review:
This book follows Brenna and Garrick's only daughter as she secretly joins her brother and friends on a trading trip that is in fact a raiding party. The raid goes wrong and they are captured by Saxons. And the history repeats itself when the slave falls in love with her owner.
I liked the book, but not nearly as much as the story of Kristen's parents.


message 104: by Kme_17 (last edited May 06, 2014 10:04PM) (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments Space 25

Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman
Book: Anansi Boys (American Gods #2) by Neil Gaiman
Read: 06-May-2014
Rating: ★★★★

this was an interesting book. It was about fat Charlie who just lost his dad. His dad was not a traditional dad he was the trickster god. I truly enjoy the different characters in the book. I also enjoy the mythology aspect put in the modern day environment. Will pick up the next book in the series.


message 105: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Good job ladies! I hope we get into the 30's :)


message 106: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Lindy how's your book coming along?


message 107: by Gea (last edited May 08, 2014 11:09AM) (new)

Gea (gea89) Spot 25 Reviews

Jenne - Everbound (Everneath, #2) by Brodi Ashton Post 102

Gea - Hearts Aflame (Viking , #2) by Johanna Lindsey Post 103

Kme_17 - Anansi Boys by Neil Gaiman Post 104

Lindy - Client Privilege (The Brady Coyne Mysteries) by William G. Tapply Post 108


message 108: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Hey ladies here's Lindy's review she sent me a pm with it


Tapply, William Client Privilege

When his client, a judge, is blackmailed, Attorney Brady Coyne agrees to act as a go-between. Hours later the blackmailer is murdered. Suspecting the judge, but unable to reveal his involvement, Brady investigates to clear his own name and strikes dirt.


message 109: by Jenne (last edited May 08, 2014 11:00AM) (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Rolled a 6!!!
We can read a 31st, first in a series, third in a series, a standalone, or the alternate set in New York.



message 110: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Gea I'm going to go ahead and use the post you have set up, just add Lindy's when you get a free minute, I'm lazy and don't feel like doing all of the links lol.

I'm reading a first in a series Lick (Stage Dive, #1) by Kylie Scott


message 111: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Jenne wrote: "Gea I'm going to go ahead and use the post you have set up, just add Lindy's when you get a free minute, I'm lazy and don't feel like doing all of the links lol."

Done :) Your book is on my list for this month but I'll use Captured by the Highlander (Highlander Trilogy, #1) by Julianne MacLean for this roll as I'll start it this evening.

I'll be waiting for your review and opinion on this book.


message 112: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Everyone I know has liked it so hopefully it'll be good! I've had some pretty meh reads this week except the book I used for the last roll so hopefully it'll get me happier :)


message 113: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Gea bump it up the list! I'm halfway done and I'm totally sucked in :)


message 114: by Kme_17 (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments think I am going with Knit One, Kill Two (A Knitting Mystery, #1) by Maggie Sefton


message 115: by Lindy (new)

Lindy (lindylee) | 375 comments Jenne wrote: "Hey ladies here's Lindy's review she sent me a pm with it


Tapply, William Client Privilege

When his client, a judge, is blackmailed, Attorney Brady Coyne agrees to act as a go-between. Hours la..."


Sorry I am out of town, and the computer isn't alwasy availabe


message 116: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments No problem! I was able to make it work since you sent you review to me in your message.
Did you see what our options are for the new roll?


message 117: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Jenne wrote: "Gea bump it up the list! I'm halfway done and I'm totally sucked in :)"

Good to know :D I've been having some trouble with motivation this last week and I need books just like this


message 118: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Spot 31:
Read Lick (Stage Dive, #1) by Kylie Scott by Kylie Scott
Finished: 5/8/14
Rating: ★★★★★
Review:
What an unbelievably great book! I don't read much from this genre but this blew me away. I couldn't put it down. Loved David and Ev they were great, the romance was great, and I loved Mal. I don't know why I waited so long to read this. I'll be reading Mal's book very soon! Definitely would recommend this book!


message 119: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Space 31
Captured by the Highlander (Highlander Trilogy, #1) by Julianne MacLean
Book: Captured by the Highlander (Highlander Trilogy #1) by Julianne MacLean
Read: 09-May-2014
Rating: ★★★★★
Review:
Usually when I read a highlander book it's set in medieval times and highlanders fight and hate the English. This book is set in 18th century and it was quite a change to meet highlanders who still hate the English but now fight with pistols as well as axes.
I really liked this book and I think it's a great start to a new series and I'll be reading next book very soon.


message 120: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Jenne wrote: "Spot 31:
Read Lick (Stage Dive, #1) by Kylie Scott by Kylie Scott
Finished: 5/8/14
Rating: ★★★★★
Review:
What an unbelievably great book! I don't read much from this genre but this blew me..."


Yeah, I have to read this one very soon lol


message 121: by Kme_17 (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments Space 31

Knit One, Kill Two (A Knitting Mystery, #1) by Maggie Sefton

Book: Knit One, Kill Two by Maggie Sefton
Read: 10-May-2014
Rating: ★★★
Review:
This book was an okay read. It is the first book of the A Knitting Mystery series. It is about Kelly Flynn who has to come to a small town to take care of her murdered aunt house and wrap up some loose ends. This book is Kelly along with her aunt knitting friends trying to find out who killed her aunt. The mystery is pretty predicable but the characters are nice. However I seem to like the supporting characters more then the main characters in this one.


message 122: by Jenne (last edited May 10, 2014 08:52PM) (new)


message 123: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Lindy sent me her review

Been gone all day and then dinner and a concert. I thought I put it in when i finished it yeesterday


MacDonald, Patricia Girl Next Door

Fifteen years ago Nina Avery returned home from her first date to find her mother dead and her father trying to shield her from the carnage. After an investigation Nina's father Douglas, a well respected medical doctor, is charged with the crime and found guilty of second degree murder. Her brother Jimmy, an alcoholic and drug addict, was placed in the care of neighbors where he straightened his life out, her older brother Patrick went on to college and married and had two children. Nina stood by her father while trying to find acting jobs in New York City. At a parole hearing Jimmy fails to show up, Patrick speaks out against him and Nina does all in her power to get the board to let her father go free. Parole is granted and Douglas who swears he is innocent returns to the scene of the crime to find evidence that would exonerate him. Before he can find out anything he is murdered but someone made it look like suicide. With the help of the prison doctor, Nina takes up where her father left off and finds herself in danger from a killer she has known for almost two decades.


message 124: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Rolled a 3, spot 34
Can read a 34th, third, 4th or the alternate published in 2013


message 125: by Kme_17 (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments think I am going for Dinner With a Vampire (The Dark Heroine, #1) by Abigail Gibbs


message 126: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments I'm gonna read Iron Crowned


message 127: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) I'll read Serpent's Kiss (Elder Races, #3) by Thea Harrison


message 128: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Space 34
Serpent's Kiss (Elder Races, #3) by Thea Harrison
Book: Serpent's Kiss (Elder Races #3) by Thea Harrison
Read: 12-May-2014
Rating: ★★★★
Review:
I quite like this series but somehow I'm not thrilled to read the books. I can say that Serpent's Kiss finally cured me of that and I'll be reading the next book very soon.
I really liked how this book wasn't so much about suspense and action and more about romance between Rune and Carling.


message 129: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments I hated that one, it was by far the weakest in the series.


message 130: by Lindy (new)

Lindy (lindylee) | 375 comments Stewart, Mariah Final Truth bk 4 352 rated 4.5

This is the final novel in the Truth series. All that stands between Lester Ray Barnes and the state of Florida's death chamber is a judge's signature. He is sentenced to die for the rape and murder of a young woman, his conviction hinging on two pieces of evidence: DNA testing and an eyewitness who placed him at the scene. But when the story breaks that the DNA testimony at trial had been fabricated and that the eyewitness was coerced by a cop, all hell breaks loose. In the absence of credible evidence to sustain the conviction, the court is forced to set Lester Ray free. It's the sort of circus the media adore—until it turns into the kind of Grimm's fairy tale the media love even more.


message 131: by Kme_17 (last edited May 13, 2014 09:28PM) (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments Space 34

Dinner With a Vampire (The Dark Heroine, #1) by Abigail Gibbs

Book: Dinner With a Vampire by Abigail Gibbs published in 2013
Read: 13-May-2014
Rating: ★
Review:
I did not like this book at all! At times I wanted to throw the book against the wall. If this was not a part of this challenge I probably would not finish it. This book is about Violet Lee that sees a group of interesting people commit murder and she gets kidnap by these men. Who she later finds out are vampires. She also finds that she has a destiny with these vampires. I just hated the male love interest most of the time he is a real big jerk for most of the book. not my cup of tea and I will not be reading the second book.


message 132: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Spot 34:
Read Iron Crowned (Dark Swan, #3) by Richelle Mead by Richelle Mead
Finished: 5/13/14
Rating: ★★★★
Review:
This might be my favorite so far! Lots of action, deception, heartache, and Eugenie kicked some major butt! I absolutely adore Dorian, he's the best! Eugenie is really embracing her gentry side and taking the ruling thing in stride in this book. The love triangle though has gone on long enough, I wish it would of ended in book 2!


message 133: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Great job ladies! Sorry you didn't like your book Kim, hopefully the next one will be better!


message 134: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Jenne wrote: "I hated that one, it was by far the weakest in the series."

Lol, you're not the first one to say that to me but I guess we all have different tastes


message 135: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Spot 34 Reviews

Gea - Serpent's Kiss (Elder Races, #3) by Thea Harrison Post 128

Lindy - Final Truth (Truth #4) by Mariah Stewart Post 130

Kme_17 - Dinner With a Vampire (The Dark Heroine, #1) by Abigail Gibbs Post 131

Jenne - Iron Crowned (Dark Swan, #3) by Richelle Mead Post 132


message 136: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) I rolled a 4 so we're on Spot 38. We can read #3 #8 or a book whose author's first, middle or last name starts with R


message 137: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) I'll probably read After the Storm (KGI, #8) by Maya Banks


message 138: by Lindy (new)

Lindy (lindylee) | 375 comments I am going to read the newest from Richard Paul Evans
Walking on Water (The Walk, #5) by Richard Paul Evans


message 139: by Kme_17 (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments thanks Jenne I hope so to. I think I am going to read The Elegant Gathering of White Snows by Kris Radish by Kris Radish


message 140: by Lindy (new)

Lindy (lindylee) | 375 comments Since I finished this oen first...


Evans, Richard Paul Walking on Water R

This is the last book #5 int he water series and the one I liked the least. Even more I waws sad to see the walk end. The fun of the water series was him walking, this book was more about his father dying and little about his last leg of the walk from the Florida/Georgia line to Key West.


message 141: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Good job Lindy!
I have a couple hours left of my book. I'm so thoroughly hooked on the Dresden Files now :)


message 142: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) Space 38
After the Storm (KGI, #8) by Maya Banks
Book: After the Storm (KGI #8) by Maya Banks
Read: 16-May-2014
Rating: ★★★
Review:
I have waited quite long before reading this book and I was looking forward to Donovan's story. I really like Donovan but his instant love for Eve was a bit too much. I can understand love at first sight but this went too quickly too far.
It was nice meeting the Kellys again and it's interesting to watch Sean and Rusty together - I would prefer their book to be the next one, not Swanny's.


message 143: by Jenne (last edited May 17, 2014 06:49PM) (new)


message 144: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Gea did you read Lick (Stage Dive, #1) by Kylie Scott yet?


message 145: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Spot 38:
Read: Grave Peril (The Dresden Files, #3) by Jim Butcher by Jim Butcher
Finished:5/17/14
Rating:★★★★
Review:
So far I've enjoyed each addition more than the previous installment. Not that these are "funny" books but the dry wit from Harry at times makes me chuckle. James Marsters really brings Harry to life, he's a very animated narrator which really brings Harry to life for me. In this one we get to see a softer side of Harry which I enjoyed immensely. I can't wait to read the 4th!


message 146: by Kme_17 (new)

Kme_17 | 543 comments spot 38

Read : The Elegant Gathering of White Snows by Kris Radish by Kris Radish

Finished:5/17/14
Rating:★★★★
Review:
I liked this book but it was kinda strange but in a good way. This book is about a group of women who meet reguraly and one night they get fed up with their lifes and they decided to just start walking as a group down the highway. This book is told by newspaper articles, stories from other people that the ladies touch and the ladies stories themselves. Pretty intresting and I could almost see this happening in real life.


message 147: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Good job ladies! I'll roll at midnight. I've already got a #4 picked out so knock on wood I roll a good # =]


message 148: by Jenne (new)

Jenne  (jennetheinstigator) | 7439 comments Rolled a 5!
Now on spot 43 can read a 43rd, 4th, 3rd or set in Oregon


message 149: by Ezi, Factory Superintendent (new)

Ezi Chinny (ezinwanyi) | 16657 comments Mod
Jenne wrote: "Gea did you read Lick (Stage Dive, #1) by Kylie Scott yet?"

stop pushing this book on people! It's addicting. Don't let her talk you into it Gea. I stayed up all night to finish that book, and promptly got book 2.
That book is something refreshing, so don't read it if you have a meeting or need to be alert the next morning


message 150: by Gea (last edited May 17, 2014 11:11PM) (new)

Gea (gea89) Lol :D I haven't read it yet but will soon - when I read other books I have to read for May. It's been a while since I read a book from a new author or series that kept me awake reading it so I hope it lives up :D

I'll read Oracle's Moon (Elder Races, #4) by Thea Harrison - it's a good thing I didn't start it yesterday evening as I wished to


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