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So anyway.. I just received Kim Harrison's new book from the library (I refused to buy a hardcover) White Witch Black Curse. I will be starting it soon.


Kelly Anne never heard of it but a retelling of Robin Hood....ummm not sure that would work for me I like the tales as they are you know however I did like Wicked. Let me know if you like it.

Ooh, I got the shipping notification for that before I left on holiday. I expect it to be waiting for me on my return. Fun!

LOL, you know, I don't even know who is in it. I initially ordered it back when J.R. Ward was the first listed author, only to later have her confirm she isn't in it. But Ilona Andrews and Kelley Armstrong? Awesome! That will help tide me over waiting for Magic Strikes and help inspire me to resume my reading of the Women of the Otherworld series (I need more Clay!). =D


The House of Night series is one of those that you just have to keep reading it even if you have mixed feelings! That's the way that I've felt about all 4 of the ones that are out so far, but I still have ever intention of reading Hunted: A House of Night Novel when it comes out next week. I think that it's because of how they end each of the books. The last 2 both ended on such major cliff hangers that even if you didn't love the book, you just have to find out what's going to happen next!



I found that although I like these UF books, I have to spread them out among PNR books otherwise I get bored with all the running around and fighting.


I'm reading Twilight now -- had to see what all the buzz was about. :)

that almost kills her. So I really liked this story it feels more like urban fantasy with romance than pnr but I think the characters were well developed and I liked the plot it had some twists and turns that I did not see. I would highly recommend this one. Here is the link to the excerpt if you are interested: http://www.sharonashwood.com/excerpt.php
Jess ....I liked Poltergeist and Underground (well I liked Underground more) but I would be interested to find out what you think.
Bonnie ...oh Twilight I liked it it, IMO it is not great writing and sometimes SM really gets on my nerves but over all it was sweet.

Now I'm back to You Slay Me, after that brief detour. My friend is convinced that Katie MacAlister is too light for me (mainly, I believe, because I didn't like the one Lynsay Sands book I read). I'm determined to prove her wrong, that I don't need my books filled with angst and tortured men. We'll see. LOL



DarkHeart, I didnt' like Lynsay Sands either but I really enjoyed You Slay Me. I typically prefer my pnr and uf as dark as possible and I avoid anything that could be considered "chic lit", but the Aisling Grey books are pretty good. I think you'll like it.


How to descibe Coraline? It was creeply delightful! I mean, it's written for kids, and I could actually see some kids getting nightmares from it. And the entire time I kept asking myself how in the world did the author come up with this? But it was interesting. I actually listed to it on audiobook. It's not too long, about 3 1/2 hours. But the really fun thing was that the author reads the book! So you get to hear exactly how he wrote it!

Anything :-) He has several Newford items check out url http://books.ofearna.us/delint.html

Both very fun books--Gaiman-style fun.

I think you're right. I'm about halfway through now, and I'm enjoying it. I like Aisling, Drake and Jim. Good fun. =)




There is a sequel to the book coming out sometime in 2009.

finished it. it stayed excellent right up to the end.
I bought the new Charles de Lint (Yay that JJP cover is awesome!!!) and am going to read either it or the ARC for Nina Kiriki Hoffman's new book next...

Also have The Good Faeriea Of New York (Martin Millar) to read.



I've heard of them, but know nothing of them. Are they paranormal at all or just YA?


I have a few books that I will be reading sometime soon: Surviving Demon Island by Jaci Burton, Hungry Tigress by Jade Lee and Outlander


Did you get her new one, too?


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