Beyond the Highland Mist by Karen Marie Moning

Underground by Kat Richardson

The Better to Hold You by Alisa Sheckley

Madeline Hunter - By Possession
Every time I read a book I tell myself to write down the page numbers with passages that moved me in some way so I can quote it in the review. Of course, I never do. I usually don't regret it because I can remember certain phrases and do a search in the ebook or if it's a print book, I can recall the placement of the phrase (e.g. last paragraph on a left-sided page) and place in the book (e.g. 1st third of bo

Wanderer's Week in Review
Books First off, a quick book update – earlier this week I joined the NaNoReadMo challenge and noted the 5 books I would read for the month of November. I am happy to say I have finished Janet Evanovich's Finger Lickin' Fifteen and started Maggie Stiefvater's Shiver. One down, 4 to go! I'll have mini reviews up once the month is over.         &

Reading Challenge November 2009
Yesterday, on Twitter, I came across a link to a reading challenge by Mandy from She-Reads. NaNoReadMo will run parallel to NaNoWriMo which challenges its participants to write 50K words in the month of November. For those of us who

Barbara Elsborg - Something About Polly
The blurb of the book got my attention,And surprise, surprise its contents are worth a mention.Let's just say this ain't your momma's Price is Right,For the next item up for bids is more naughty than nice!An offer she should refuseWhen Polly relucta

Family Ties
Smooth Talking Stranger by Lisa Kleypas: The main theme of this book is family. Yes the romance is there along with the HEA but the root of the story is family dynamics. I think most families have certain roles that each person plays. One person may be considered the black sheep who does thi