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message 1551: by Heather (new)

Heather T (horrorvacui000) | 5931 comments Mod
I haven't paid any attention since July/August. I just went out and grabbed it after reading Carrie's post.
Darcy, if you know it's something huge and I don't post it as a new release, hit me over the head with something because that means I wasn't paying attention to when things came out. ;)


Shera (Book Whispers) (sherabookwhispers) | 2445 comments Carrie (Care) wrote: "I read Spiders Revenge and it was great! I really love Gin and she seems more human in this one."

Glad you liked it some of the other readers where telling me it was like a recap book.


message 1553: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments ^^ What, seriously? I really don't understand that at all. It is a game changer.

I finished Isle of Night (The Watchers, #1) by Veronica Wolff and I was really impressed seeing as I knew nothing about this book before a friend reviewed it and said it "is the love child of the Vampire Academy and The Hunger Games". After I saw her high review of it I grabbed it and started reading it.

I can see how there are comparisons to both series, but really it is quite different than both. It might be a bit closer to VA, because of the vamps and the girls training (oh and hot teacher love, lol), but that is where the similarities end. I really liked Drew the protagonist. She was not physically strong, but she had an iron will and was clever.


message 1554: by Whitney (new)

Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments Carrie I must put that on my list of things I need to pick up Isle of the Night sounds good.


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Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments I just finished reading Soulstice by Simon Holt it was really good it is the second book in the devouring series and it reminded me of my child hood reading Goosebumps and watching " Are You Afraird of the Dark?" it was the perfect October read and I have the last book Fearscape ready to go.


message 1556: by Paula (new)

Paula (pauldajo) I finished reding The Amulet of Samarkand. It was a bit long, but the story flowed well. The writing was excellant.


message 1557: by Jessica B (new)

Jessica B | 292 comments I finished Envy (The Fallen Angels, #3) by J.R. Ward last night and I absolutely loved it!!! One of my favourites from J.R.!! I can't wait to see what happens next in the series!


message 1558: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments I forgot to add that The Gray Wolf Throne (Seven Realms, #3) by Cinda Williams Chima was excellent!


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Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments Y can't I see book covers on my iPhone until I post


message 1560: by Jessica B (new)

Jessica B | 292 comments I finished On Thin Ice (Ice, #6) by Anne Stuart and Feast of Fools (The Morganville Vampires, #4) by Rachel Caine on the weekend. I love Anne Stuart and I loved that she wrote another book for the Ice series. I am also loving the Morganville vampires and can't wait to read more.


message 1561: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments Jessica, I have that Ice book ready to read. I am hoping to get to it this week or next, so I am glad to hear it was good.


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Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments I finally finished At Grave's End it was pretty good although I felt like there was so much build up and then the show down took place in a couple of paragraphs. It felt rushed to me I also getting a little bored with Cat and Bones sex life at first it was intresting the way they went at each other but I think im getting used to it.


message 1563: by Paula (new)

Paula (pauldajo) I finished reading The Hob's Bargain and enjoyed the story. One of Patricia Briggs' earlier writings.


message 1564: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments Chakara wrote: "I finally finished At Grave's End it was pretty good although I felt like there was so much build up and then the show down took place in a couple of paragraphs. It felt rushed to me..."

I am ashamed to say that I have been trying to read the fifth NH for a long time. I keep putting it down because I am bored. :(


Stacia (the 2010 club) (stacia_r) | 827 comments I'm debating if I'm done with the series. I loved the first two books, liked the third and fourth, and was "eh" on the fifth. I still haven't picked up the most recent NH.


message 1566: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments Mark me down for another person who wasn't impressed with the last two Cat and Bones books. I will keep reading, but not buying them anymore and not rushing to read them on release day.


Nichole ~Bookaholic~ (nicholebookaholic) | 185 comments It took me a long time to get to This Side of the Grave...and still have not started the 6th.....just have not been very impressed with the last couple of books....will be holding off on buying in the future and check out the books/audio's from the library....


message 1568: by Whitney (new)

Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments yeah i have the 4th and 5th but im kinda not rushing either.plus i feel like the series is getting way to long. I bought TSOTG thinking it was the last one now there is another one out and another spin off series coming. smh


message 1569: by Paula (new)

Paula (pauldajo) I finished reading Beauty: A Retelling of the Story of Beauty and the Beast. It was a good easy read. In the retelling of a fairy tale, the tale becomes a story. The characters are more dimensional and have more depth. 'Beauty' wasn't a boring long book, though there was some filler.


message 1570: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments I will have to look into that Paula. I enjoy fairy tale retellings.


message 1571: by Jessica B (new)

Jessica B | 292 comments I just finished Texas Glory (Texas Trilogy, #2) by Lorraine Heath today. What a great book! It was even better then book 1. If you are a fan of western historical romance this one is for you!


Shera (Book Whispers) (sherabookwhispers) | 2445 comments Finished Blood Rights (House of Comarré, #1) by Kristen Painter which was pretty awesome. I'll have a review posted later.

Also finished Hounded (Iron Druid Chronicles, #1) by Kevin Hearne a bit ago and love it!! Finally another decent male author in the UF genre.

Probably will start up on Awakened (House of Night, #8) by P.C. Cast .


message 1573: by Paula (new)

Paula (pauldajo) Carrie wrote "I will have to look into that Paula. I enjoy fairy tale retellings."

I also liked East. The story is a mixed of the Ice Queen and Beauty and the Beast.


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Tya | 846 comments I gave up on The Throne of Fire (Kane Chronicles #2) by Rick Riordan the age difference between the 12 year old and her 5,000/16 year old love interest was just too big an obstacle for me to overcome (as well as her obnoxiousness). My friend, who finished the book, says that it gets worse--much worse--as far as the romance aspect of it goes from the point that I left off at so it was best the book and I parted ways. Shame, I really like the concept of the books and the mythology.


message 1575: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments I forgot to say that I finished Falling Under (Falling Under, #1) by Gwen Hayes . I really liked it. The only reason I didn't 5 star it was because Theia drove me nuts being stupid sometimes. It was really twisted and weird though. And it went crazy in the last 1/3 of the book. I was mildly interested for the first 50 pages or so of (the ebook so maybe 80 in the actual book), but then I got sucked right in.


message 1576: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments I am glad that you liked that one Carrie, I dnf'ed it.


message 1577: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments Darcy wrote: "I am glad that you liked that one Carrie, I dnf'ed it."

I didn't think you would like it because you didn't like Nevermore. They kind of have the same vibe.


message 1578: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments Lately I seem to run into the same issues with books and I just can't do keep reading them.


message 1579: by Heather (new)

Heather T (horrorvacui000) | 5931 comments Mod
Sleep Tight by Laura Marie Altom - bah.
Sweet idea, but almost too sugary for me. Plus, it was kind of flat.


message 1580: by Tya (new)

Tya | 846 comments I just read New York to Dallas (In Death, #33) by J.D. Robb Dude, y'all. I love this series. The past couple of ones hadn't been quite up to par, but if Nora Roberts follows every minor slump with a book like NY to Dallas? Worth. IT.


message 1581: by Heather (new)

Heather T (horrorvacui000) | 5931 comments Mod
I think I'm still back on number 3. I need to get back into those Tya. I figured I'd just use them to fill in here and there, but then forgot to fill in with them.


message 1582: by Heather (new)

Heather T (horrorvacui000) | 5931 comments Mod
Oh ya, just finished Sexiest Vampire Alive (Love at Stake, #11) by Kerrelyn Sparks .
Horrible cover, btw. It was cute, same as all of her books. Some good jokes, and lovable characters. I love the premise of falling for the presidents daughter. Talk about being screwed...


message 1583: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments @ Tya - That was a great In Death book. I couldn't believe all that Eve found out and what she had to deal with.

@ Heather - I read that one in the last week too. It was cute and I did like the whole president's daughter thing. Do you think the other daughter will find a vampire?


message 1584: by Heather (new)

Heather T (horrorvacui000) | 5931 comments Mod
I'm almost certain. Esp if she starts working where she wants.


message 1585: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments Her and Dr. Phang would be fun. I can't wait for his book, it should be a hoot!


message 1586: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments Why does it not have In Death in the title?


message 1587: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments Carrie (Care) wrote: "Why does it not have In Death in the title?"

If you have read the series you know Dallas has more meaning that just her name. It is where a pivotal event happened in her life and this books deals with a lot of that.


message 1588: by Tya (new)

Tya | 846 comments Because its a special departure from the rest of the series. Dallas goes back to Dallas and is forced to deal with her childhood traumas.


message 1589: by Jessica B (new)

Jessica B | 292 comments I finished Heaven, Texas (Chicago Stars, #2) by Susan Elizabeth Phillips over the weekend. I really enjoyed the book but it was definitely different. I wasn't too sure about the hero until the very end.


message 1590: by Paula (new)

Paula (pauldajo) I finished Wings to the Kingdom. Well written book, but sometimes getting from point A to point B took forever.


message 1591: by Carolyn F. (new)

Carolyn F. I just read Reunion by F.E. Heaton , it was okay. Lots of relationship angst in the beginning which I'm 50/50 with. I'll read other stuff by this author but not right now.


message 1592: by Tya (new)

Tya | 846 comments I finished Teen Idol Maybe I would have liked it better if I had read it instead of listened to it because I *hated* the narrator. Elisabeth Moss did a terrible job. Every single character sounded the same; male or female. She did absolutely nothing to differentiate between thoughts and dialog and the girl who's POV the book was told from constantly broke away from the narrative to have l-o-n-g internal monolog which if the narrator differentiated it wouldn't be a big deal but half the time I had no idea. Jenny issn't likeable. She is a complete Mary Sue (her one "flaw" being that shes too nice but even that has its perks, oh! and she can't dance.) You spend the entire book being told how amazing (there's even a chapter or two spent dwelling on her being "awesomesauce") she is. Jenny is constantly saying "no no, I'm not that great!" except for when she's having an epiphany of yes, YES she IS that great (she solves EVERY SINGLE problem. All! By! Herself! She even writes the school advice column to solve even more peoples problems!) Chock full of false modesty this chick. Every single plot point of the book was predictable. Every couple ends up with exactly who you think they will end up (even when the author is trying to be subtle about it).
This was so a 1 star read for me. I should have stopped listening to it (I will never watch anything ANYTHING Elisabeth Moss in it.) But it wasn't very well written to begin with. I kept hoping for something to happen to Jenny that would force her into having a growing experience or something. But no.


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Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments I just finished Leviathan (Leviathan, #1) by Scott Westerfeld and Red-Headed Stepchild (Sabina Kane, #1) by Jaye Wells Both of them where okay books they were put downable but I will prob check out the rest of the series when I get board.The ideas in both are cool but the characters not so much esp. Sabina I think she is one of the dumbest main characters besides Megan Chase who I have had the displeasure of being in their heads. if you get what Im trying to say.


message 1594: by Carolyn F. (new)

Carolyn F. I just finished Making Tracks by Buffi BeCraft-Woodall . This is a great series.


message 1595: by Tya (new)

Tya | 846 comments I just finished Lola and the Boy Next Door by Stephanie Perkins I didn't like it quite as much as I liked Anna and the French Kiss but it was still really good. Really sweet. I liked it more once Cricket became more of a factor.(view spoiler)


message 1596: by Tya (new)

Tya | 846 comments I just finished The Hidden by Jessica Verday the last in the series. I think that I'll like it better if I get a chance to read all three in the trilogy back to back. My one annoyance with the book is that things picked up EXACTLY where they left off...but I haven't read book 2 since it was first released over a year ago. I had the basic gist of what was going on but the action in book 2 is HEAVILY referred to repeatedly without ever being rehashed AT ALL. So, unless you have book 2 handy or a really good memory you spend a good chunk of book 3 lost. And I think that I'll have to read all three again before I can decide what I think of the curve ball Jessica Verday through for the ending. I don't see any other way for the series to end but I don't really like the way it ended either.


message 1597: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments Thanks for the info on that In Death book. It seemed weird to me.

So lately I have read Last Breath (The Morganville Vampires, #11) by Rachel Caine which I really liked but it wasn't my favourite in the series. A step up from Bite Club though.

Drink Deep (Chicagoland Vampires, #5) by Chloe Neill which was ok to like, I think the third was my favourite so far. This one was pretty boring.

Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire which was so awesome, it was full of crazy drama so if you don't like characters acting crazy dramatic, then don't read it. It had a very unhealthy relationship in it, but you know those books where you give up everything to try to finish them? This was one of those books, I could not put it down. If you don't recognize the cover, you might recognize the old one (the one I have) Beautiful Disaster by Jamie McGuire .

I also read Between the Lines (Between the Lines, #1) by Tammara Webber which was a lighter, YA contemporary romance.

Finished Blood Red Road (Dustlands, #1) by Moira Young yesterday. It took me a long time to get into this book because I couldn't relate to Saba. She started to grow on me though, and the book got more interesting.


message 1598: by Whitney (new)

Whitney (whitneychakara) | 1272 comments Stuck trying to read a few but been very busy


message 1599: by Darcy (new)

Darcy (sunnytat462) | 2770 comments I recently read Darkness Unbound (Dark Angels, #1) by Keri Arthur a great read especially if you are a Riley Jensen fan, and Trance (MetaWars, #1) by Kelly Meding a great start to a new series.


message 1600: by Carrie (Care) (new)

Carrie (Care) (care76) | 1746 comments I tried to read Brisingr, but I am going to put it away for now. It is boring me.

Reading Where You Are (Between the Lines, #2) by Tammara Webber and so far lots of drama, drama, drama!


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