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I thought I've give a few snippits from my reviews and some quotes from the books I am hosting!

Takes off like a shot and never lets up. Dark Light of Mine left me weak in the knees and begging for book three.

 "Great. I guess you're the dog whisperer, vampire edition."

 "What was it about women and crying that made me feel like crap? They must have guilt pheromones in their tears." 

Entire review for Dark Light of Mine


Overall, Sweet Blood of Mine is a hilarious, enthralling urban fantasy that will knock your knickers off and leave you quivering for more!


Entire review for Sweet Blood of Mine

“Nothing could make me pull away meat-market love goddess. My sexy little filet mignon”

“Tight dump on three" he said... "I have to drop a deuce on the count of three?”

― John Corwin, Sweet Blood of Mine 

This is a fantastic beginning to the Garner Witch series. It is a happy combination of urban fantasy, paranormal romance and even a detective story to boot!

Entire review for Bound by Blood 

Interview with P.A. Lupton

“Wow! She's hot." Morrison commented while gaping lewdly at the body lying supine on the bed.
Insensitive asshole. I took a deep breath to calm my rising anger. "She's dead agent Morrison. I assure you she's very cold." I rebuked sharply.”
― P.A. Lupton, Bound by Blood

 Overall, I REALLY enjoyed this book. I even stayed up late the final night I was reading just to find out what happened. 

 I would definitely recommend this to anyone that enjoys YA, likes a mermaid story, or even just paranormal/urban fantasy in general. It was a charming book definitely worth reading.

 Entire review for 
Between the Land and the Sea

 “It was time to let my freak flag fly.”

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*Drum roll please*

John Corwin

John Corwin has been making up stuff all his life. As a child he would tell his sisters he was an alien clone of himself and would eat tree bark to prove it. For John, making stuff up was about one thing: teasing his sisters. In middle school, everything changed. A class assignment to string random words together into a coherent story led to the birth of Fargo McGronsky, a young boy with anger management issues whose dog, Noodles, had been hit by a car. The short story was met with loud acclaim from classmates and a great gnashing of teeth by his English teacher. At this point, John realized that making stuff up had broader uses. Years later, after college and successful stints as a plastic food wrap repairman and a toe model for several well-known men’s magazines, John once again decided to put his overactive imagination to paper for the world to share.

John's Blog


John's Mancave @ Passionate Book Divas 


Facebook


Twitter


Goodreads 

Goodreads Series Page: Overworld Chronicles

But I know everyone is eager-

because I mentioned FREE books recently,

didn't I?

Well... keep on reading and waiting, just a little longer!

P.A. Lupton

Ever since I can remember I’ve had an addiction to books, and from the moment I picked up my first Anne Rice novel, I was hooked on the paranormal. The compelling lure of the paranormal world is irresistible. It is a world where anything and everything is possible, and the boundaries of humanity need not apply. A world in which life spans are measured by centuries and millennia, rather than decades, and a woman can possess inhuman strengths and kick major ass, yet still retain her innate femininity.

Why Vampires? They are the ultimate bad boys.

Women love a dangerous man, and what could be more dangerous than a vampire. Vampires embody everything we crave about the stereotypical bad boy. They exude confidence and sensuality. They are exciting, mysterious, and the epitome of masculine perfection—strong, youthful, and indescribably gorgeous. What’s not to love?
My first novel, Bound by Blood, combines my two favorite paranormal legends: witches and vampires—with a little romance thrown into the mix. I hope you enjoy it.

GoodReads Page for Book #1 of the Garner Witch Series

P.A. Lupton on GoodReads

Derrolyn Anderson

Derrolyn Anderson is a visual artist and writer of young adult fiction. The creator of the four part "Marina's Tales" series, she is currently hard at work on her next book.

 

 

 Marina's Tales on GoodReads

Derrolyn Anderson on GoodReads

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is having a book category contest for the books participating in the online book fair!

Be sure to VOTE on the Shut Up and Read Blog!

*Alana turns into Oprah*

You get an eBook, and You get an eBook, and You in the back get an eBook....

EVERYONE GETS AN EBOOK!

Crux Blog Tour... *and there was much rejoicing!*

Crux by Julie Reece


OK... ANY book that quotes Monty Python is a WINNER in my 'book'!

"We shall say 'ni' again to you if you do not appease us."

This is a REALLY fabulous YA story... and this YA is a very adult YA. I wouldn't worry about teens reading it, but there is some racy undertones.

"Bite your lip. It's hot. Makes me want to go kick some Viking ass."

The story revolves around Birdie, who has had a less than stellar life. It's so nice to see a somewhat younger character still set today that hasn't been born with a silver spoon or raised by the Cleaver family. There are big bad things out there, and Birdie knows it. She still keeps her wits about her and doesn't succumb to petty greed or other base emotions.

"Jiminy Crickets, I can't handle the pressure."

Do you have a magic mirror that sees into my brain, Julie? I say this ALL the time!

The story flows well, absolutely grabs you from the very first page. And the wit, I absolutely adore books that can make me laugh. And Monty Python and Lord of the Rings references are NEVER a bad thing.

"I've been watching you, Birdie."
"That answer just earned you ten more points on your already very impressive creep-o-meter score."

I really appreciated how VERY unique, and different this story was. I love vamps and shifters, but this was just brilliant. Unique slant all it's own, adds history and lore in small doses, adds a healthy helping of swoon-worthy romance, drags it through a field of fantasy while still keeping it's feet firmly grounded in the present. You get supernatural epic quest meets a rags to riches romance/drama soap... in a good way, definitely in a good way.

"No. Oh, hell no. 'You gotta be kidding me!' I clench my fists. "I am not Bilfro Baggins. You are not a wizard with a pointy hat, and this is not the one ring of power.'"

And Grey... must not leave out at least a teaser of the rock n' roll hotness that is Grey! Hey's hot, he's in a band, he's like rich... but like any good hot male lead, he has his own problems. Grey has that mysterious, can't look away allure that makes you want to be in Birdie's shoes.

"'Perfect technique,' he says, as I manipulate the sticks. 'You're golden.'
I want another lesson."

"And that, kids, is how it's done."

Okay, Dark Obsession Chronicles is in for a real TREAT!

  Julie Reece, author of Crux has joined me today for an interview!  

*And there was much rejoicing*

 

So Julie, first let me say thank you SO much for coming to visit.  I enjoyed your book so much!  For your first book you really knocked it out of the park, didn't you?  (Rhetorical question, you don't have to answer that.)

 

So, first of all I have to know, is Crux going to become a series or remain a stand alone book?  While it's great as a stand alone, I have to admit I would LOVE to see more Grey.  Love those rock 'n roll hotties!

 

I’m going to just be very transparent here and level with you. I wrote Crux as a stand-alone because I don’t have a ton of self-confidence. I know. What? Well, I’m a total chicken and your basic nightmare of insecurity. So I figured I needed to not assume people would fall all over themselves to read a sequel, and I didn’t want to leave my readers hanging.  (I hate that, don’t you?) That’s it. If Crux tanked, I didn’t want to be presumptuous going in. Since then, readers have smacked me with rolled up newspapers because many wrote to tell me they liked it, a lot, and where the heck was a sequel? (I love these people, ps) So all I can say is I may revisit my original idea and change course, but only if I think I can do it real justice J  

 

PS This is as good a place as any to say thank you for liking my book and all the lovely things you’ve said about it J XOXOXO

 

What part, or character, was your favorite to write about in Crux?

 

Ugh. You’re so mean, impossible question! Lol. If I had to say, I’d choose my  favorite part to write as: the end battle scene (never mind what that might indicate about my mental state). Character, oy, so hard,  it’s a toss-up between digging around in Grey and Birdie’s heads to see what made them tick. I love doing that to people. J

 

Since Grey is a 'rocker', did you have a specific band or song that you associated with Grey's band in Crux?

 

Actually, no. My husband is a musician, and I’ve been to a lot of concerts so I could feel the vibe in my imagination and  see the actions and lifestyle. As far as one band … not really more like ten! LOl. I did listen to a lot of Black Crowes, Damien Rice, Seattle Grunge, Goo Goo Dolls,  Coldplay, and for Grey? Maybe Foo Fighters … My Hero.

 

Did you have a playlist, pictures, or any other multimedia inspiration that you used while writing Crux?

 

No. I’m a big weirdo that has to write in complete (as in library-type) silence.

 

It seemed in Crux, that there was an almost predestined occurrence of evens- it was certainly serendipitous how the different characters met and became close... Do you believe everything happens for a reason?

 

Absolutely, yes. One of the themes I tried to lay down in Crux was  hope. No matter how bad things are, no matter how lost you feel, wait. Wait one more day, and another, and another if you have to, and see what might happen. I believe there is a plan for everyone’s life.  

 

What projects do you have on the horizon?

 

I have one book finished and  in edits that I’m sending out to be shredded by some faithful beta readers. That one is a YA historical paranormal romance and a little racier (romance) than Crux. Still plenty of adventure, though. I also have two other YA novels, both urban fantasy, I’m about a third done writing with each. J

 

If you could go on a road trip with any person (dead or alive), who would you pick and where would you go?

 

Edgar Allen Poe, J. R.R. Tolkien, J.K. Rowling and C.S. Lewis for high tea at the Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island in Michigan. Yeah, that ought to do it. J

Jiminy Crickets, Crux is a GREAT book!

Crux by Julie Reece

OK... ANY book that quotes Monty Python is a WINNER in my 'book'!

"We shall say 'ni' again to you if you do not appease us."

This is a REALLY fabulous YA story... and this YA is a very adult YA. I wouldn't worry about teens reading it, but there is some racy undertones.

"Bite your lip. It's hot. Makes me want to go kick some Viking ass."

The story revolves around Birdie, who has had a less than stellar life. It's so nice to see a somewhat younger character still set today that hasn't been born with a silver spoon or raised by the Cleaver family. There are big bad things out there, and Birdie knows it. She still keeps her wits about her and doesn't succumb to petty greed or other base emotions.

"Jiminy Crickets, I can't handle the pressure."

Do you have a magic mirror that sees into my brain, Julie? I say this ALL the time!

The story flows well, absolutely grabs you from the very first page. And the wit, I absolutely adore books that can make me laugh. And Monty Python and Lord of the Rings references are NEVER a bad thing.

"I've been watching you, Birdie."
"That answer just earned you ten more points on your already very impressive creep-o-meter score."

I really appreciated how VERY unique, and different this story was. I love vamps and shifters, but this was just brilliant. Unique slant all it's own, adds history and lore in small doses, adds a healthy helping of swoon-worthy romance, drags it through a field of fantasy while still keeping it's feet firmly grounded in the present. You get supernatural epic quest meets a rags to riches romance/drama soap... in a good way, definitely in a good way.

"No. Oh, hell no. 'You gotta be kidding me!' I clench my fists. "I am not Bilfro Baggins. You are not a wizard with a pointy hat, and this is not the one ring of power.'"

Stacking the Shelves #9

Stacking the Shelves is a *new* weekly meme to feature all the books that have made their way into our homes this week! 

Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga's Reviews.

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Won:

 Won eBook from Paranormal Cravings

Add Being Mrs. Dracula to your Goodreads shelf. 
Purchase Being Mrs. Dracula on Amazon. 

 Thank Y'all So Much!

Free from Amazon:

 *While I got them for free from Amazon, there is no guarantee that they are still free on Amazon.  The special promotion may have ended.  
And as you can see... I went a little crazy this week.

Free from Shashwords:

Purchased with code SSWIN on Smashwords.

Upcoming Events:

There are oodles of things coming up!

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Sunday, July 22nd
My Birthday!

Monday, July 22nd

Crux Blog Tour + Swag Giveaway!

July 26th- July 29th

All's Fair in Blogs and More Online Book Fair!

I will be featuring John Corwin, Derrolyn Anderson, and P.A. Lupton!
Giveaways! FREE BOOKS!


 Feel Welcome to leave a link or a comment on a 

'Stacking the Shelves' of your own!

Kick Off of the Awakening the Nightmare Blog Tour!

 


Awakening the Nightmare by Lanie Malone
My rating: 4½♥'s

Don't judge this book by just it's cover, it's more than worth the read!

Where has this book been hiding? I am SO glad I stumbled across it and was allowed to read it in exchange for an honest review. I know the cover is just kind of *Meh* and the title is OK (it does actually correlate to the story)... but this book NEEDS to be read. If you like urban fantasy with hot vampires, strong non-human female protagonists (that kick serious butt), smokin' hot demons, fae, werewolves... pretty much the whole menagerie of paranormal creatures- then run, don't walk, and go out and buy yourself a copy. At only $2.99 on Amazon, that's a small price to pay for the amount of enjoyment you will get out of it.

When I first read the blurb, I was thinking, OK- I'll give it a chance. I wasn't really expecting anything spectacular... but oh, my was I WRONG, WRONG, WRONG! It has such an ensemble cast (there are the 'main' characters, but we also learn so much about the secondary characters.) I enjoyed every single one, and found myself wanting there to be spin-offs further exploring some of the secondary characters. Like Edge... we need more Edge.

I found it to be a wonderful mix of sexual tension, bedroom antics, action, suspense, thriller, and even some romance. There were aspects that were easily guessed, but surprises as well that balanced the story nicely. I really, really hope to see more from this author (series anyone? Hint, Hint!) There was also a nice reversal of 'traditional' emotional roles in the romance. The guy was making room in his heart, and being vulnerable while the girl was running from her feelings. It was a nice change of pace.

I consider this a hidden jewel of a book that deserves to be read by anyone and everyone that enjoys urban fantasy. I will most definitely be on the lookout for more books by Lanie Malone!

 ...Not ONLY Rocked My Socks Off... but my pants, too!  It gets another ½♥ just for that!

About Lanie

Wife, mother, student, domestic goddess, blogger, author, animal lover, avid reader, tomboy... the labels and titles go on and on. But I don't want to be labelled any one thing. I am all of these things and they are all a part of who I am. So the end result is just me, something of a mess, with interests all over the place. But also with the ability to adapt when necessary.

Writing for me is, essentially, a purge. Not to sound like a spiritual nut, because I'm not, but it allows me to take all of the negative energy within me and focus it on something positive. To pour out from my soul, all the things that make me crazy, a process that leaves me feeling refreshed and revitalized. My writing isn't necessarily deep, there are things in it that people who know me well, could make the connections, and figure out exactly what part of my history I am referencing, if only to draw on it for authenticity. But it is still, all, just little pieces of me. Or more accurately, little things that are a reflection of me and although there is something of a darker element to some of it, it is meant only to be entertaining. I have no desire to have my work analyzed by college professors and students. I don't need my books to become classics or even fads. I just want average people like myself, to enjoy reading them as much as I enjoy writing them.

I love to talk, so talk to me.

Symmetria Website

Awakening the Nightmare on Amazon

See... I took Lanie at her word.  And I talked, and poked and prodded, and DEMANDED that I get to do a blog tour.  Yeah, I'm pushy, I know.  But (yeah) I got to do an Interview!

Have a Nice Cup of Joe!

Joe by H.D. Gordon

Wow. Just Wow.

H.D.- you've just bought yourself a life-long fan. I've already read her Alexa Montgomery series, and loved it... but this was oh, so different. Just the cover is so alluring- I honestly wanted to read just upon hearing she wrote it, and seeing the beautiful cover art. And then I started the book... Wow. I can't stop saying that!

"Mondays, as I knew them, had a nasty habit of flinging crap and flipping on fans."

While Joe is the main character, the story is still told from 8 different perspectives. You get inside the psychopathic mind of The Decider; absolutely chilling. Joe's more innocent (and jaded at the same time) clairvoyant mind. A soon-to-be-retired professor looking forward to her 'freedom', a heart broken college student longing for his first love, a stressed young girl on the precipice of an irrevocable choice, an ex-convict trying to rebuild a life and connect with his daughter, a single mom trying to raise two boys and improve their lives, and a young man drawn to Joe finally finding the courage to approach her. They all have their own story to tell, and make you root for each of them and empathize with their struggles. No one is perfect, life can change on a dime and end in a moment.

"Claire had a hole in her heart the size of Texas"

Towards the end, there was an amazing technique of running points of view together... almost a stream of thoughts jumping from character to character. It was amazing. It was not difficult to follow and had an chilling effect on me... it gave me goose-pimples. Words just cannot express how impressed I was with this book.

"Faith. County fairs, carnivals and circuses always made Mina think of it. More so than any Bible study"

If you are a fan of Koontz's Odd Thomas books, this paranormal thriller will be right up your alley. It was simply stunning. Joe was vulnerable and strong; scared and brave; a soldier of fate. I absolutely loved it.

"But that's life, baby, and that shit ain't always fair."

H. D. Gordon is the author of The Alexa Montgomery Saga. Blood Warrior, the first book of the Alexa series was her debut novel and has held a spot in the top 100 fantasy bestsellers for over a month. Half Black Soul is the second book in this series and H. D. plans to complete Alexa’s tales by the end of 2012. In June of 2012, Joe, a fantasy novel about a young clairvoyant, was released as well. H. D. is a lifelong reader and writer, a true lover of words. When she is not reading or writing she is raising her two daughters, playing a little guitar, and spending time with her family. She is twenty three years old and lives in the northeastern United States.

*H.D. gets the honor of being the first review where I've used my spiffy and new rating system!*

Move Over City of Ember, Here Comes The Moon Dwellers!

The Moon Dwellers by David Estes
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Hmm...I had to let this one sink in a bit.

Very City of Ember feel to it, but MORE everything.... more action, more romance, more back story, more violence... even more caves (I think!) And it's definitely an 'older' read than City of Ember. Very dark themes, and just the slightest smattering of young love.

"My heart is alive again. Because I see her."

I am always drawn to dystopian fiction, but have not read very much of it. So I can't proclaim how similar or dissimilar it may be to The Hunger Games... or many other books. If most dystopian novels are like this one, I really need to get cracking! You could really get a feel of a social statement being made about the world within it's pages, but it doesn't hit you over the head with the statement.  Just like today's world, there is a distinct difference between social/economic classes.  But for the Moon Dwellers

"I'm not sure what everyone's been smoking, but I want some - clearly it's good stuff."

You really want to root for Adele and Tristan, you want everything to work out for them. It's easy to connect to the characters, and wish you could be there beside them to help their lofty goals to better their world.  I also really enjoyed the innocent almost Romeo and Juliet romance that barely begins its first bloom between Adele and Tristan.

"No matter how much I try to wish it all away, my past is the zit that you pop, watch bleed, watch heal, only to see poking from your skin again a week later."

"Me, the queen of sarcastic comments - self-declared - has been outsarcastified."

"In reality, he's never so much as negotiated a turd from his butt."

"I don't particularly like confrontation. Unfortunately, confrontation seems to like me"

"I've had some strange requests in my life, but this one takes the cake (if we had cake, that is)."

Sorry, I just couldn't help myself... there are SO many wonderful little gem of quotes in this book! I laughed, I cried (well at least got misty-eyed), I said "NO!", I gasped... it really takes you, wraps you up into this strange new world, and sweeps you away into the story. I cannot recommend this enough!

"Belly flop time."

Check Out My Interview with David Estes from the Recent Blog Tour!

The Macabre Masterpiece Blog Tour

The Macabre Masterpiece: Poems of Horror and Gore by Justin Bienvenue

SYNOPSIS: 

An anthology of fifty poems of the creepy, the eerie and the even down right horrific. Five chapters about all things gruesome, strange and unknown. Hell, a look into and take on the underworld as we have come to know it. Blood, the tales of the notorious red liquid from different levels. Creatures, some of histories most beloved and feared monsters each with their own little twist. Creepy, poems of things that leave us shaken and hidden deep under our covers scared out of our minds. Suspense, tales that leave us scared but turning the page and gripping the edge of our seats wanting more. The Macabre Masterpiece, a sure scare, treat and must read for all horror and poetry lovers out there.

EXCERPT: 

 The Spirit of the dead is near, they’ve asked me to bring you all here, I can see it in your eyes, you all look despaired..

The need for bloodshed is done in the back of the shed in the back of the head until the back is red..

Crouching in position posing in perfect posture, on the rooftop of a gothic cathedral sits a monster..

GUEST POST: 

I picked out two poems, "The Rage of Hades" and "Zombies" for Justin.  Specific lines in these spoke to me, and I was curious to find out more about their inspiration...

  An interesting thing about the poem “The Rage of Hades” is that it was not originally a horror poem. I wasn’t inspired to write it in fact I wrote this after getting upset one day and I let my mind and thoughts get carried away so I started writing and out came this poem. If you read it however you can take a horror aspect from it. The poem is about the God of the dead Hades and he’s making an angry proclamation to not be messed with of defied or you will pay the consequences. I came across this when I was going through my poems and thought it has such anger and demonic like tendencies that I could consider this a horror poem and put it in the book and that’s exactly what I did. I didn’t make any changes to it so what you read is how it always has been however when you read it and know I explained it maybe you interpret it in two different ways.

The poem “Zombies” was probably written when I was watching a zombie movie. I know how boring right? Well the first thing to note of this poem is it has more of a humourous take on Zombies then being scary. It kind pokes fun at them and kind of even questions their all around scare factor when I break it down. The rhyming is a bit dull but again it’s all in good fun so going over the top wouldn’t fit. While it may not be the creepiest zombie poem ever written look at it this way, if we have a Zombie apocalypse and your feeling scared and unsure of what to do just read this poem to put you at ease, maybe it’ll make you feel better about them knowing their slow and clumsy.

About Me:  

 My name is Justin Bienvenue. I am 24 years old and live in Attleboro, MA. I like to consider myself a creative thinker and brainstormer. I enjoy writing because it gives me a way to put my creative ideas into perspective and down on paper. I get inspiration from just about anything, whether it be real or fiction, I always try to do something innovative and different. Poetry is something I have enjoyed reading and writing for some time now. I find it to be a great way of self-expression, putting your feelings down and a sweet sounding piece of work with all of its rhythm and other literary devices. I decided to write a book because I wanted more people to read and appreciate my work and I believe it to be really good and worth being made into a book. Whether you like poetry, horror or just like to read all together I believe you will enjoy reading my book. It's got a little bit of everything and has a good mix of different types of the horror genre. My writing always has either meaning or takes the readers imagination into a whole new perspective. This is what I as a writer, creator and author try to do, this is why I write, to bring out expression and to make my work enjoyable not just for me, but for all who will enjoy and appreciate it as well.

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Staking the Shelves #8

Stacking the Shelves is a *new* weekly meme to feature all the books that have made their way into our homes this week! 

Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga's Reviews.

Be sure to check out Tynga's Reviews on how to participate and create your own post!

I actually had a relatively 'slow' week with accepting books. 

 I did get a few which I will list below, 
but I have been trying 
(almost an effort in futility) 
to catch up on already accepted review books...

 For Review:

 eBook from Share-A-read 

Add Joe to your Goodreads shelf. 
Purchase Joe on Amazon.

eBook from the author via Shut Up and Read's 
Read It and Reap Program

Add Fae Not to your Goodreads shelf. 

Purchase Fae Not on Amazon.

Free from Amazon:

 

 *While I got them for free from Amazon, there is no guarantee that they are still free on Amazon.  The special promotion may have ended.

Purchased:

First Book in the Envy Chronicles

Add Beyond the Night to your Goodreads shelf. 
Purchase Beyond the Night on Amazon.

Upcoming Events:

There are oodles of things coming up!

Be sure to check them all out!

Sunday, July 15th

Making Connections Blog Tours

The Macabre Masterpiece: Poems of Horror and Gore

Monday, July 16th

Review for The Moon Dwellers

Tuesday, July 17th

Review for Joe

Thursday, July 19th

Kick off of the Awakening the Nightmare Blog Tour!

Saturday, July 21st

Stacking the Shelves #9

Sunday, July 22nd
My Birthday!

Monday, July 22nd

Crux Blog Tour + Swag Giveaway!

July 26th- July 29th

All's Fair in Blogs and More Online Book Fair!

I will be featuring John Corwin, Derrolyn Anderson, and P.A. Lupton!
Giveaways! FREE BOOK!


 Feel Welcome to leave a link or a comment on a 

'Stacking the Shelves' of your own!

Stacking the Shelves #7

Stacking the Shelves is a *new* weekly meme to feature all the books that have made their way into our homes this week! 

Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga's Reviews.

This is the very first weekly meme that I've officially joined!  Woohoo!
Be sure to check out Tynga's Reviews on how to participate and create your own post!

For Review:

 eBook from the author

Add Seeing Shadows to your Goodreads shelf here. 

eBook from the author
 Add Reminiscence to your Goodreads shelf here.

 eBook from J. Taylor Publishing
Add Shadowborn to your Goodreads shelf here.

Free from Amazon:

 

 *While I got them for free from Amazon, there is no guarantee that they are still free on Amazon.  The special promotion may have ended.

Purchased:

Anthology

Add Weddings from Hell to your Goodreads shelves here.

Library:

Add Black Dawn to your Goodreads shelves here.

And My Very First AudioBook:

Add Anna Dressed in Blood to your Goodreads shelves here.

 Feel Welcome to leave a link or a comment on a 

'Stacking the Shelves' of your own!