WOW: Game Over by Taylor Keating

Game Over is a novel I am highly anticipating. Come one, parallel dimensions? Dark Lords? souls? cutting-edge technology? Sign me up please.  As you can imagine November can not come soon enough.  Just a little tidbit for you all: Taylor Keating is a pseudonym used by Catherine Verge and Paula Fox.    In October, Taylor will be guest posting.  I am excited!

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November 2nd 2010 by Tor Paranormal Romance

Paperback, 416 pages

"Video game designer River Weston is ready to sell her soul to smooth out the glitches in her latest project. When she unwittingly taps into a parallel dimension via cutting-edge technology, a Dark Lord is quick to take her up on her inadvertent offer. Trapped in the world she thought she’d created for her game, River finds herself in a very real alternate dimension that she must escape from before her soul can be used to unleash evil--upon this dimension and many others.

River’s only ally is the sexy and mysterious Chase Hawkins.  A prisoner of the Dark Lord, Hawk is a man adrift—literally. His body safe at home under the watchful care of the Guardians’ scientists, his astral-traveling spirit has been enslaved by his people’s worst enemy, the Dark Lord. Clinging desperately to his sense of self, Hawk is determined to turn the tables on his captor before the connection to his body is lost.  When the beautiful, achingly familiar River enters the picture, he vows he will do everything he can to save her from her bleak fate.

Drawn together with an inescapable force, Hawk and River must wrest her soul from the Dark Lord’s grasp before it’s too late. "

Is anyone else looking forward to reading this title or plan to TBR it as well!!

September 2010 Book Releases

Along with a new month brings new reads.  With the help of Natasha @ A Great Book is the Cheapest Vacation & Stephanie @ Paper Cut Reviews we have been compiling and posting monthly releases of books we find interesting. 

At the bottom of the post use Linky Tools to submit any books we may have missed or any corrections.

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So what titles are you looking forward to???

Date	Title	Author(s)
1	Awakened (The Guardian Legacy, #1)	Ednah Walters
	Bitten (Dangerous Girls, #1-2)	R.L. Stine
	Black Magic Lover	Cynthia Cooke
	Return to Paradise *YA	Simone Elkeles
	Blameless	Gail Carriger
	Bond with Me *ebook	Anne Marsh
	The Healing Wars, Book I: The Shifter	Janice Hardy
	Hellfire (The Demonslayers, #2)	Kate Douglas
	Love You to Death: The Unofficial Companion to The Vampire Diaries	Crissy Calhoun
	Married with Zombies (Living with the Dead, #1)	Jesse Petersen
	Mob Rules	Cameron Haley
	Past Midnight (Past Midnight, #1)	Mara Purnhagen
	Renegade Angel (Silhouette Nocturne)	Kendra Leigh Castle
	Return to Paradise (Leaving Paradise, #2)	Simone Elkeles
	Sexy Beast 9	Vonna Harper, Crystal Jordan, Lisa Renee Jones
	Sins of the Soul (Otherkin Trilogy, #2)	Eve Silver
	The Beast Within	Erin McCarthy, Bianca D'Arc
	To Die For (Slumber Party & Weekend)	Christopher Pike
	Warrior (The Blades of The Rose, #1)	Zoe Archer
1	Wuthering Bites	Sarah Gray
2	Cold Magic (Spiritwalker, #1)	Kate Elliott
	Witch and Wizard	James Patterson
7	American Vampire Vol. 1	Scott Snyder, Stephen King
	An Artificial Night (October Daye, #3)	Seanan McGuire
	Animal Attraction (Halle Pumas, #4 & #5)	Dana Marie Bell
	Assassin's Heart (Order of the Sicari, #2)	Monica Burns
	Atlantis Betrayed (Warriors of Poseidon, #6)	Alyssa Day
	Blood on Silk (Awakened By Blood, #1)	Marie Treanor
	Chains Of Fire (The Chosen Ones, #4)	Christina Dodd
	Cross Your Heart (Broken Heart Vampires, #7)	Michele Bardsley
	Cruel Enchantment (Dark Magick, #2)	Anya Bast
	Crusade (Crusade, #1)	Nancy Holder, Debbie Viguié
	Dark Song	Gail Giles
	Dragon Storm	Bianca D'Arc
	Dust	Joan Frances Turner
	Extraordinary	Nancy Werlin
	Firelight (Draki, #1) *YA	Sophie Jordan
	Healer's Choice (Ghostland World, #3)	Jory Strong
	Immortal Beloved (Immortal Beloved, #1)	Cate Tiernan
	Immortal Sea (Children of the Sea, #4)	Virginia Kantra
	Last Dragon Standing (Dragon Kin, #4)	G. A. Aiken
	Monster High	Lisi Harrison
	No Mercy (Dark Hunter, #20)	Sherrilyn Kenyon
	Nocturnal	Kate Douglas
	Ravenous  *ebook	Abigail Barnette
	The Grimrose Path (Trickster, #2)	Rob Thurman
	Vampire Trinity (Vampire Queen, #6)	Joey W. Hill
7	Warrior Avenged *ebook	Addison Fox
9	Dark Peril (Carpathians, #21)	Christine Feehan
9	She Smells the Dead (Spirit Guide, #1)	E.J. Stevens
13	The Secret of Ka	Christopher Pike
14	Cold Magic	Kate Elliott
	Darkness Eternal (Young Adult Alien Huntress, #1-2)	Gena Showalter
	Esperanza	Trish J. MacGregor
	Fallout (Crank, #3)	Ellen Hopkins
	Low Red Moon	Ivy Devlin
	Personal Demons (Personal Demons, #1)	Lisa Desrochers
	Wicked Appetite (The Unmentionables, #1)	Janet Evanovich
15	Dragon Witch *ebook	Kathy Kulig
16	True Blood Omnibus 2: Dead to the World, Dead as a Doornail, Definitely Dead (Sookie Stackhouse, #4-6)	Charlaine Harris
17	Darkness Divine *Anthology	P.C. Cast, Gena Showalter, Maggie Shayne, Rhyannon Byrd
	Spy Glass (Glass, #3)	Maria V. Snyder
21	Crave *YA	Laura J. Burns, Melinda Metz
	Dead Beautiful	Yvonne Woon
	Foxy Lady (Cougar Falls, #3) *ebook	Marie Harte
	Mini Shopaholic (Shopaholic, #6)	Sophie Kinsella
	The Replacement	Brenna Yovanoff
	Twelfth Grade Kills (The Chronicles of Vladimir Tod, #5)	Heather Brewer
	Veil of Shadows (Veil, #2)	Shiloh Walker
	Zombies Vs. Unicorns	Holly Black
28	A Midwinter Fantasy	Helen Scott Taylor
	Afterlife (The Resurrection Chronicles, #1)	Merrie Destefano
	Angel Souls and Devil Hearts (The Shadow Saga, #2)	Christopher Golden
	Ascendant (Killer Unicorns, #2)	Diana Peterfreund
	Bayou Moon (The Edge, #2)	Ilona Andrews
	Blood Lite II: Overbite *Anthology	Kelley Armstrong, LA Banks, Allison Brennan, Heather Graham
	Deadly Promises	Sherrilyn Kenyon, Cindy Gerard, Laura Griffin
	Double Cross (The Disillusionists Trilogy, #2)	Carolyn Crane
	Dreadnought (The Clockwork Century, #3)	Cherie Priest
	Eat Prey Love	Kerrelyn Sparks
	End of Days (Night Runner #2)	Max Turner
	Hungry for your love: An Anthology of Zombie Romance	Lori Perkins
	Jane and the Damned	Janet Mullany
	Left for Undead (Crimson Moon, #6)	L. A. Banks
	Masques (Sianim, 1; Aralorn, 1)	Patricia Briggs
	Monster Hunter Vendetta (MHI, #2)	Larry Correia
	Poison Kissed (Shadowfae Chronicles, #3)	Erica Hayes
	Sphinx's Queen	Esther M. Friesner
	Siren Song (Bloodsinger, #2)	Cat Adams
	Sookie Stackhouse HBO TV Tie-In Boxed Set (Sookie Stackhouse, #1-3)	Charlaine Harris
	Sorceress, Interrupted	A. J. Menden
	Taken by Midnight (Midnight Breed, #8)7	Lara Adrian
	The Dark-Hunter Novels Boxed Set Fall 2010	Sherrilyn Kenyon
	The Dark-Hunters, Vol. 3 (Dark-Hunter Manga)	Sherrilyn Kenyon
	The Exiled Queen (Seven Realms, #2)	Cinda Williams Chima
	The Frenzy	Francesca Lia Block
	The Morganville Vampires: Volume 2	Rachel Caine
	Torment (Fallen, #2)	Lauren Kate
	Twilight Forever Rising	Lena Meydan
	Venom (Elemental Assassin, #3)	Jennifer Estep
28	When Pleasure Rules (The Shadow Keepers, #2)	J.K. Beck
30	Dust City	Robert Paul Weston

A few more Delicious August Titles...

... to add to your To Be Read list... I know I am. In fact, these are all ereader novel/novellas.  Just as soon as I get an electronic reader I will most definitely own these titles.

For a complete list of August books + missing titles you all enter

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Her Dark Angel (Her Angel Romance Series)
by Felicity Heaton

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According to Goodreads this novella has been made available since August 20th in ebook.
And I must say WOWZA- Me love the cover(s). 

Book Blurb from Felicity's website

An angel without a mission, Apollyon lives trapped in Hell guarding the bottomless pit. Surrounded by endless darkness, he longs to fly free on Earth once more but his master hasn’t called him in centuries. When the call finally comes, it’s to serve a new master, a beautiful woman he has often watched over, a woman who has always captivated him.

Serenity is shocked when a gorgeous black-winged angel shows up in her city of Paris claiming that she called him when she was only casting a simple vengeance spell. He’s no other than the angel of death! When Apollyon offers to obey her and help her have revenge on her cheating ex-boyfriend, she can’t resist the temptation, but can she resist him? Can an angel as dark as Apollyon ever fall for a mortal woman like her?

Their charade as lovers quickly becomes reality when one dance leads to another and Apollyon proves that he’s as sinful as he looks. His sensual and hungry touch brings Serenity back to life, freeing her from the hurt of being betrayed and reigniting her passion, but she can’t ignore her growing fear. Lost in their moment together, Apollyon realises that there is a reason he heard her call—he’s in love with her.

But will Serenity see past the wings and believe that Apollyon returns her feelings and won’t hurt her? When her ex-boyfriend asks her to forgive him and be with him again, will she take the easy route or will she find the courage to fly away with her dark angel?

Dark, passionate and erotic, Her Dark Angel is a tale of intense desire and deepest forbidden love guaranteed to get your heart racing.

Other Books in the series- coming soon:

       

                                          Her Fallen Angel                                 Her Warrior Angel

                                         October 16, 2010                               November 20, 2010                                          

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ARCTIC SHIFT (Denali Heat, #1)
by Lissa Matthews

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Arctic Shift is published by Samhain Publishing and is ready to purchase by August 24th (according to Goodreads).  This novella is 77 pages and in ebook format.

Here is the blurb from Lissa's site:

 She believes in myths…can she believe in destiny?

Denali Heat, Book 1

Unlike her adventurous sister, Ruby is perfectly content to let her mind be the wanderlust while her body stays safely in Chicago. Melanie wouldn’t be out of touch this long without a damned good reason, though. Which means it’s time for a giant step outside her comfort zone.

While Denali National Park is like another planet, the myths and legends that saturate this wild land are right up her alley. The wilderness guide waiting for her—naked in her bed—looks about as safe as a polar bear.

Carson’s people are kin to the great beast, right down to the white hair. Before Ruby ever set foot in Alaska, his inner bear knew that Melanie’s little sister was his mate. He’s doing his level best not to let his primal needs scare her, but everything about her sends his urge to possess her into overdrive.

To his surprise, revealing he’s a shifter only stimulates her innate curiosity. Warming her with the perfect fire of their lovemaking, easy. Convincing her that real love isn’t a myth—and making her want to stay in his home, his bed, his heart—now, that’s a problem…

Warning: cozy flannel PJs, a naked shifter, incredible food and some fireside sex hot enough to melt the polar ice caps…

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Blame It On the Moonlight
by Tracie Sommers

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Website / Blog

Blame It On The Moonlight is also brought to us in ebook format but instead by Harlequin.  I am not sure on any other information but I did not find any indicators that this one is any thing short of a regular length novel.

Blurb from Website:

A hidden past, a handsome, shape-shifting stranger, and a soul-deep connection that ignites under moonlight...

Jasmine stepped backwards until she bumped into something rough and solid—the tree trunk. He was on her in a second. His hands braced either side of her head as he leaned in close to her ear, his hot breath washing over her cool skin.

"Where are you going, little girl?" His gaze kept dropping to her lips as if mesmerized by them.

"I don‘t know who you are," she whispered.

"Yes, you do." He leaned forward, his breath a tender caress against her mouth. "I‘m the big bad wolf."

 

"This is one hot, hot, hot story and it's called BLAME IT ON THE MOONLIGHT, the new Spice Brief from Aussie author, Tracie Sommers." Kylie Griffin

Happy Reading everyone!!

Review: Tsunami Blue by Gayle Ann Williams

 

The title, cover and the blurb had me anticipating this novel for months.  Finally, I have read Tsunami Blue in its entirety.  

"NO SAFE HARBOR
With her badass rain boots, her faithful dog, and the ability to predict the monster tsunamis that have reduced the US to a series of islands, Kathryn O’Malley isn’t afraid of much. Cut off from all society, she takes to the airwaves as Tsunami Blue, hoping to save something of humanity as the world around her crumbles. But Blue should be afraid—because her message reaches the wrong ears.

Now she’s the target of ruthless pirates known as Runners who want to use her special talents for their own profiteering—as soon as they can find her. Blue’s only shot at survival lies with the naked stranger who washes up on her rocky beach. A man who might just be working for Runners himself. Torn between suspicion and attraction, the two will have to navigate a surging tide of danger and deceit if they hope to stay alive."

My main fascination with Tsunami Blue was the Ocean.  I grew up near the Ocean and seriously no matter where I live on O'ahu I will be close to a shoreline.  And I would not have it any other way.  I must admit it was a bit nerve racking because I know how powerful the Ocean is and I don't want to imagine battling those kinds of waves.

Kathryn "Blue" O'Malley once a young girl crying warnings of a Tsunami that nearly wiped the population out is now an adult and the most highly sought after commodity.  Living in isolation with her dog she broadcasts wave reports on the air waves to whom ever can hear her.  Tsunami Blue or Blue for short knows that survivors want to either kill her or use her but still she broadcast what the waves whisper to her.

Runners are the Pirates of the sea but they do not limit themselves to terror on the sea but the land as well.  They are dangerous, murderous, greedy and heartless bastards.  Until she meets Gabriel Black, the runner who washed up on her shore and whose life she saved.

The plot is undoubtedly stimulating.  The setting is perfectly placed for me that I had little difficulty imagining this world.  Ocean, waves, sand, sharks, fish (Salmon especially), and the boats.  Of course, on the flip side there was blood, guts, knives of all wicked properties, pirates and a few other thing I sure as heck am not used to, only in a novel that is.  With this wicked blend of familiarity and fantasy I was captured.  Hook, line and sinker.

The romance was almost immediate.  There was no guessing who the love interests would be but how it evolved is an adventure.  On the negative, I hated how Blue kept on second guessing Gabriel's intentions to almost the very end.

Adventure. There is an element of adventure to be had sailing the open seas.  The Author did not spare Blue and Gabriel- they were thrust into trial after trial.  The author was not selfish- each character had the opportunity to play the hero.  The author was daring- Characters were diverse in appearance and in perversity *shutters*

Confusion.  I am a wee bit confused on one matter: The cause of the Tsunamis.  There is a brief mention global warming but only brief but mostly it is more of a mystical cause and effect.  The whispering seas.  The ocean is given life and personality- playing tricks on blue.  Teasing and taunting as well.  I am leaning towards the mystical element since this is a PNR book and all signs come from that direction but there was no clear explanation.  Even with the slight guess work I read this novel in a day.  It did not hinder me from enjoying the flow of each page. 

Epilogue.  I love authors who give us Epilogues because when I enjoy a storyline and the characters I want more and I need a sense of closure.  And, oh, how I adore the Epi. *sigh* I am a creature of habit and crave for a HEA.

All in all, I enjoyed this novel.  The Gayle Ann Williams is very talented and I will continue to follow her work.


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 Book Trailer:

BLUE spotted at South Beach, San Juan Island

*a Photo & caption from Gayle's site.  I thought it was cool since the 

San Juan Islands are apart of the books setting.

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...in my mailbox 27... & Got Books Sunday

Dang, it has been a while since I have done one of these postings.  Too long.  July 17 was my last IMM and Got Books post and I think it's time I finally get back on schedule.  The past month my shelves are swelling with new reads- well, some old titles but new to me.  Some are brand spankin' new while others are purchased from the Library Book Sale.  I have a teeny weeny problem and that is "I have to rescue all the books."  Which means I leave these library sales with too many books and some I might never get to but I will try.  My rationale is 'the money goes to a great cause of keeping the Hawaii State Library system functioning.' 

Anyhow, I will quit my yapping and start listing some yummy reads I got.  It's 1 am and I am beat so I will have to continue another day. 

Arc Books I received in a tour (My reviews linked):
Crave by Laura J. Burns & Melinda Metz
Firelight (Draki, #1) by Sophie Jordan 
Nightshade (Nightshade,#1) by Andrea Cremer 
Beautiful Darkness (Caster Chronicles, 2) by Kami Garcia & Margaret Stohl
Trance by Linda Geber
Whisper of a Witch  by Suza Kates

Library (My Reviews linked):
Angels' Blood (Guild Hunter, #1) by Nalini Singh
Insatiable by Meg Cabot
Magic Bites (Kate Daniels, #1) by Ilona Andrews
Sisters Red (Sisters Red, #1) by Jackson Pearce
White Cat (Curse Workers, #1) by Holly Black
Must Love Hellhounds Anthology

 
 



Purchased:
Cold Sight (Extra Sensory Agents, #1) by Leslie Parrish
Unholy Ghosts (Downside Ghosts, #1) by Stacia Kane
Unholy Magic (Downside Ghosts, #2) by Stacia Kane
Cheat the Grave (Sign of the Zodiac, #5) by Vicki Pettersson
Ghosts & Echoes (Shadows & Inquiries, #2) by Lyn Benedict
Hunted By The Others (H&W Investigations, #1) by Jess Haines
Night Tides by Alex Prentiss 
Sin Undone (Demonica, #5) by Larissa Ione
Amazon Ink (Amazon, #1) by Lori Devoti
Linger (The Wolves of Mercy Falls, #2) by Maggie Stiefvater
Dark Embers (Dragon's Heat, #1) by Tessa Adams 
The Iron Daughter (Iron Fey, #2) by Julie Kagawa
Lord of the Desert by Bruhns, Nina  *2 copies- one for me and one for Felicia
Heiress to a Curse by Zandria Munson
Eternal Kiss of Darkness (Night Huntress World, #2) by Jeaniene Frost
Masked by Moonlight (Moonlight Trilogy, #1) by Nancy Gideon

Red Hot Fury (Shades of Fury, #1) by Kasey MacKenzie

A Devil in the Details (Jesse James Dawson, #1)  by K.A. Stewart

To be Continued..........



I won:
Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins
Burning Up  Anthology








Other Stuff:
Mockingjay Key Chain- Yipeeee!!

 



Well, that's it for now.  I am going to bed and later on this day when I stumble out of bed I will be making my IMM rounds to say hi.  It has been a while and I want to see all the goodies everyone received.
Feel free to leave a link to your IMM and I will head on over.

...in my mailbox... is a weekly meme hosted by  Kristi @ The Story Siren  and Got Books Sunday is
hosted by Paranormal Haven.  The idea behind both memes is to showcase our weekly book goodies and help other TBR lists grow. LOL!

Review: Mockingjay (Hunger Games #3) by Suzanne Collins

Mockingjay has been the most anticipated novel this year, imo.  The Hunger Games and Catching Fire are explosive reads and resulted in hordes of fans (me very much included).  The entire trilogy is gripping in a way great novels ought to be.  Suzanne Collins has created books that make your heart and mind race trying to keep up with the other.  Adrenaline-action, pain, disgust, deceit, hope, love and all the above playing it out page after page.

 

Mockingjay has a surreal yet dreaming feel to it.  Katniss was in and out of a stupor of pain meds- recovery after recovery.  Katniss has definitely faced the harsh reality of life.  There is not a single feeling this young teen has not felt- in fact, her age is easily forgotten.  Katniss is thrown into the heat of battle.  She is the unsuspecting symbol that rises segregated districts to form one front.  But as she learns- rarely does an enemy have one face.



I could have done without the dreamy/ drugged phases of Katniss esp since she is the narrator.  There are a few spots that I would benefit from more story line- maybe because I am selfish and want more pages to read but mostly because I felt it warranted more.  Case in point, the final chapter almost seemed like a stilling-rush.  Stilling within Katniss's mind because she's distraught and moving in slow motion but a rush because there is so much going on around her but we are not privileged to learn of it first hand without Katniss.
Also at the ending, I am a bit bummed that we don't get to see a rekindling phase between Katniss and her suitor (I hate to give away who).  It was more of a tell not show deal.

The highlight of the novel and the briefest of moments is of Katniss and Gale showing their partnered hunting skills as one in District 8.  It felt as if I was in the thick of things and cheering them on.  I wish there were more moments like that one.  Honestly, reading is most enjoyable when Katniss is in the mist of everything.  She is a force to be known.  When she is in action and takes the lead, all of my thoughts of cooking dinner, washing a load, running errand is banished from my mind.  I am zeroed in on the story.

All in all, the plot was superb.  There was a whole new backdrop of District 13 and The Capitol- a change from the Arena but still savagely similar.  The ending, which is very important in the final intallment, is peaceful.  There are no loose ends or messes to clean up.
In the first two installments I praise the novels for the 'element of surprise' and it hold true in mockinjay.  I will say that I called the surprise at the end but I think majority of the readers most likely called it (hint- the final arrow).  Other surprises where momentous- Suzanne writes for the story, meaning that no one is safe in this novel.
Mockingjay is a fitting edition to the trilogy and a MUST read.  However, I will say that The Hunger Games and Catching Fire are my most favorite or the series with Mockingjay just a hair behind.  Btw, Thank you Suzanne for the Epilogue- I love it.

The series is excellent for all readers.  Where you are a 'more-so' fan of one genre over the other- it doesn't matter here.

Other books in The Hunger Games Trilogy:
The Hunger Games (Hunger Games, #1)


Catching Fire (Hunger Games, #2)

Have you read and reviewed Mockingjay? If so,

leave a direct link via Linky Tools and then leave 

a comment so I know to check it out.

Goodreads?

 

Has anyone noticed the format change on Goodreads.com?  I am wondering if I clicked something to change it or of everyone is seeing the same thing.  The main difference is the "Buy a copy" button.  I am guessing I should have read the GR Newsletter.  If this is an actual change I am sure it was mentioned there.

Anyone know anything?

Review: Angels' Blood (Guild Hunter, #1) by Nalini Singh

Angels' Blood is definitely a PNR book and heavy on the 'R' in my opinion.  Certainly, no complaining here.
Sexual tension is high on my list of elements I love to read.

Elena Deveraux is a Guild Hunter with refined abilities that are not common among her kind nor in the past.  She is unique and in any case a commodity against a very dangerous creature.  Archangel, Raphael enlist the help of Elena at no choice to her.  Raphael needs the best for the job, Elena is the best but is she really the nest for the angel himself.


This world of Archangels, angels, and vampires is interesting.  Although I am not completely sold on the connection angels and vampires have to one another or the fact that they (angels and vamps) are not hidden among the general public.  It is very intriguing though and I am engulfed with Nalini's character hierarchy with the archangels at the very top of the food chain.  Not to mention the guild hunters.  I am always up for action as much as I am for romance.  The guild hunters are all action and I love it.  Elena is a fierce character who I already enjoy reading and plan to continue reading on.  


This book is great for those who enjoy equal doses of action and romance. 

  


Other books in the Guild Hunter series:
Archangel's Kiss (Guild Hunter, #2)
February 2nd 2010 by Berkley
 


Archangel's Consort (Guild Hunters, #3)
January 25th 2011 by Berkley Sensation




Plus, I have the first 7 titles of the Psy-Changeling series which I hope to start soon.

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I comment so I know to head on over.  Aloha!

Winner: Claire De Lune

 

Thanks to random.org the winner of Claire De Lune is:

Lori

I am sending you an email right after I submit this post!=) Aloha!