Saturday, 5 September 2015

Review: Archangel's Enigma - Nalini Singh

Naasir is the most feral of the powerful group of vampires and angels known as the Seven, his loyalty pledged to the Archangel Raphael. When rumours surface of a plot to murder the former Archangel of Persia, now lost in the Sleep of the Ancients, Naasir is despatched to find him. For only he possesses the tracking skills required, those ore common to predatory animals than to man.

Enlisted to accompany Naasir, Andromeda, a young angelic scholar with dangerous secrets, is fascinated by his nature - playful and brilliant, sensual and brutal. As they race to find the Sleeping archangel before it's too late, Naasir will force her to question all she knows . . . and tempt her to walk into the magnificent, feral darkness of his world. But first they must survive an enemy vicious enough to shatter the greatest taboo of the angelic race and plunge the world into a screaming nightmare . . .

The Guild Hunter Series:
Angels' Dance (ebook novella that is also included in Angels' Flight)
Angels' Judgment (novella included in Angels' Flight and the Must Love Hellhounds anthology)
Angels' Pawn (ebook novella that is also included in Angels' Flight)
Angel's Blood
Archangel's Kiss
Archangel's Consort
Angel's Wolf (novella included in Angels' Flight and the Angel's of Darkness anthology)
Archangel's Blade
Archangel's Storm
Archangel's Legion
Archangel's Shadows
Archangel's Enigma
Archangel's Heart
Archangel's Viper
Archangel's Prophecy
Archangel's War

Visit Nalini Singh's website for more information

Review:
I don't know how Nalini Singh does it but this series just continues to get better and better with every single book. Out of all of Raphael's Seven Naasir had mostly stayed off my radar until we started to get to know him a little better in Archangel's Shadows but those glimpses had me dying to know more and I incredibly excited to discover that he was going to be the main character in Archangel's Enigma.

Along with Elena I was desperate to unravel the mystery of his background and learn more about one of the most mysterious characters in the series. I'm not going to spoil the reveal for anyone but trust me it was well worth the wait and it completely surprised me, I don't think I could have guessed his origins in a million years! Naasir is such a brilliant character, he's almost childlike in some ways because of the black and white way he looks at the world - he doesn't play games and is very much a what you see is what you get kind of guy - but he's definitely all man where it counts and I loved the contradictions in him. He doesn't always find it easy to relate to people but he's very playful, completely and utterly charming with a hint of danger that is always lurking underneath. I am absolutely fascinated by him and could happily have read a book that was twice as long just to spend more time unravelling his secrets!

It takes a special kind of woman to tame a man as wild as Naasir but Andi is up to the task. She may be a scholar by choice but I loved that along with being smart as hell she's also a trained warrior who is more than capable of defending herself. Naasir needs a woman who is tough enough to fight by his side and Andi was just as protective of him as he was of her. I loved how slow build their romance is, they are drawn to each other from the beginning but thanks to a vow Andi has made they end up taking things incredibly slowly and I savoured every minute of it. I'll admit I wasn't too sure about the vow when I first heard about it (and Naasir certainly wasn't impressed!) but I ended up really respecting both of them for the way they handled everything. My one irritation with Andi was the big secret she was keeping, I desperately wanted her to open up to Naasir sooner even though I understood why she didn't want to and was able to forgive her for it.

Although the romance was sweet and great fun to read about there were so many other things going on in this book that I was on the edge of my seat practically the whole way through. Lijuan has gone so far off the rails that it is pretty much impossible to guess what lengths she'll go to next and her plans to murder a sleeping Ancient are despicable. I can't wait to see her suffer for her actions but I have no idea how anyone is going to take her out considering how powerful she has become! Talking of the Ancient I have to mention how excited I am about the direction things went in here, the Cascade is definitely causing some very interesting developments and I think we're going to be in for one heck of a ride throughout the next few books. Of course we also see more of our favourite characters, Elena and Raphael have some lovely scenes, we get more about Naasir and Dmitri's relationship and there are some wonderful, wonderful moments between Illium and Aodhan. I can't quite decide who I think will be the focus of the next book, there are definitely several possibilities, but I am dreading the wait for it to be published and it'll definitely jump to the top of my to read pile the minute I get my hands on a copy - just like anything else that Nalini Singh writes. She really is an amazing author that nobody else can quite compare to.

Source: Purchased

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Friday, 4 September 2015

Cover Reveal: Pushing the Boundaries: Sexy Singles Series by Amanda Abbott

I have been loving Amanda Abbott's Pushing the Boundaries series so I'm really excited about the spin off Sexy Singles books that she is releasing over the next few months. Today I get to share the covers for the first two books in the series with you!!

PUSHING THE BOUNDARIES: SEXY SINGLES

It's Tinder meets Tahiti in this spinoff series! This is where sexy singles hook-up and ultimately fall love. THESE BOOKS ARE CRAZY HOT! (Reader Beware!) The backdrop is an exclusive dating island in the South Pacific for the rich and famous, and all bets are off. Everyone on the island gets a phone, and whether they decide to swipe right is up to them. But when they do, be prepared, because everyone has come to play.

Sun Kissed 

Release Date: Fall 2015

Mallory Baldwin is a model on the cusp of superstardom.

Patrick Conrad is an NFL player who’s been benched.

They meet on an exclusive dating island.

The beach never looked so good.

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Sun Drenched

Release Date: Spring 2016

Charlotte James is newly single.

Dylan Rothchild is looking for anything but love.

Put them together and sparks fly.

The beach never looked so good.

About the Author:

Bio:
Amanda Abbott lives in the Midwest. She's the author of many books, both on her own and some published in New York. She loves traveling, seeing the world, and above all she loves to write. These stories have blossomed out of her pure love of all kinds of romance, but especially humor + sexy combined. Taking the question of "what if" and making it real was an absolute thrill to write. And there's more in the hopper! To keep up with new series and new releases, head to her website www.authoramandaabbott.com and be sure to sign-up for her newsletter!

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Thursday, 3 September 2015

Review: All of the Above - James Dawson

It would be neater, wouldn't it, if this was a story about self-harm or sexuality or eating disorders or ridiculously hot bass players, but it's a story about all of them.

Yeah, it's a mess.

And it's about to get messier . . .

When sixteen-year-old Toria moves to the faded seaside town of Brompton-on-Sea she doesn't expect to fall in love once - let alone twice. But life has a habit of pulling you in strange directions, and when it comes to matters of the heart, sometimes you just have to let go, be free, and let love choose you.

Visit James Dawson's website for more information

Review:
James Dawson has such a distinctive voice and he always manages to create such realistic teenage characters, something he proves once again in All of the Above. This is the kind of book I'd like to be able to send back through time and hand to my teenage self, it's a book about self discovery, a book that shows teenagers it's okay to make mistakes, that it's okay to not know who you are or what you want to be as long as you're true to yourself along the way.

This is a story about growing up, it's about friendships that last and ones that don't, it's about first loves and how they're not always forever loves but how that doesn't make them any less important at the time, it's about discovering your sexuality and how it doesn't matter who you're attracted to, more than anything it's a realistic portrayal of what it's like to be a teenager. I'm sure most people will recognise themselves in Toria and her friends, you may not have shared all of the same experiences as her but you're bound to have gone through some of them.

All of the Above is a fantastic book, it tackles a lot of difficult and sensitive subjects and it does it in a way that is realistic without being preachy. It doesn't try to make you think or feel a certain way but it opens up possibilities that you might not have considered before. I really don't want to go into too much detail about what happens in the story because I think you'll enjoy it so much more if you go in without certain expectations but I think you'll fall in love with Toria and her little group of misfits just as much as I did. The characters are diverse and incredibly realistic and I could recognise traits from my childhood friends in most of them. James Dawson has created a story that will stick with you and characters that you'll remember for a long time to come, his writing gets stronger with every new book and I can't wait to see what he comes up with next.

Source: Received from Hot Key in exchange for an honest review

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Winners: What Emma Craves - Amanda Abbott & Laird Wolf - Vivian Arend


I really am so sorry that I'm late announcing these winners, the last few weeks have completely flown by and I completely forgot that these giveaways still needed winners!

First, the following lucky winners will all be receiving an ebook copy of What Emma Craves by Amanda Abbott:

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I'm also pleased to announce that the winner of an ebook copy of Copper King by Vivian Arend is:

jmcgaugh

Congratulations to you all! I have passed your details on to both author's assistants so you should receive your copies of the book soon!

Thanks so much to Amanda Abbott and Vivian Arend for sponsoring these giveaways & thanks to everyone who entered. I'm sorry if you didn't win but I'll have more giveaways coming up soon so make sure you check back for another chance to win prizes.

Wednesday, 2 September 2015

Review: Shards of Hope - Nalini Singh

Awakening wounded in a darkened cell, their psychic abilities blocked, Aden and Zaira know they must escape. But when the lethal soldiers break free from their mysterious prison, they find themselves in a harsh, inhospitable landscape far from civilization. Their only hope for survival is to make it to the hidden home of a predatory changeling pack that doesn't welcome outsiders.

And they must survive. A shadowy enemy has put a target on the back of the Arrow squad, an enemy that cannot be permitted to succeed in its deadly campaign. Aden will cross any line to keep his people safe for this new future, where even an assassin might have hope of a life beyond blood and death and pain. Zaira has no such hope. She knows she's too damaged to return from the abyss. Her driving goal is to protect Aden, protect the only person who has ever come back for her no matter what.

This time, even Aden's passionate determination may not be enough - because the emotionless chill of Silence existed for a reason. For the violent, and the insane, and the irreparably broken . . . like Zaira.

Rich, dark, sumptuous and evocative . . . bestselling author Nalini Singh is back with a stunning, dark and passionate new tale.

Psy-Changeling Series:
(Season One in the Psy-Changeling World)
Beat of Temptation (Novella included in Wild Invitation and the An Enchanted Season anthology)
Whisper of Sin (Novella included in the Burning Up anthology or as a separate ebook)
Slave to Sensation
Visions of Heat
Echo of Silence (Novella included in the Wild Embrace anthology)
Caressed by Ice
Stroke of Enticement (Novella included in Wild Invitation and The Magical Christmas Cat anthology)
Mine to Possess
Hostage to Pleasure
Dorian (Novella included in the Wild Embrace anthology)
Branded by Fire
Blaze of Memory
Bonds of Justice
Play of Passion
Declaration of Courtship (Novella included in Wild Invitation)
Kiss of Snow
Texture of Intimacy (Novella included in Wild Invitation)
Tangle of Need
Partners in Persuasion (Novella included in the Wild Embrace anthology)
Heart of Obsidian
Flirtation of Fate (Novella included in the Wild Embrace anthology)
Secrets at Midnight (Novella included in the Night Shift anthology)
Shield of Winter
Shards of Hope
Allegiance of Honour

Psy-Changeling Trinity Series:
(Season two in the Psy-Changeling World)
Silver Silence
Ocean Light
Wolf Rain

Visit Nalini Singh's website for more information

Review:
It's not often that you can reach book 14 in a series and still honestly say that you love everything about the world an author has created but that is exactly how I feel about Nalini Singh's Psy-Changeling series. I don't know how she manages to keep this series so fresh but every single book just gets better and better and with every new instalment I find myself with a new favourite in my hands. I had high expectations for Shards of Hope but it still completely blew me away, this was probably the book that took me on the biggest emotional journey of the whole series and I loved every minute of it.

With the fall of Silence we have already seen one major plot arc come to an end but there is obviously plenty more to come and we are now getting to see the full impact of these changes. The loss of Silence has had meant huge changes for the entire Psy race but the Arrow squad are finding it harder than anyone, they have such incredibly powerful gifts and Silence was their safety net so they're feeling lost and unsure without it. Aden has given his whole life to the squad, he was never fully Silent but he was able to keep that hidden and use his abilities to protect the others. Now he wants to see his team not only adapt but thrive in their new environment, he knows there has to be a better way for the Arrows and he is determined to find it for them. I don't want to say too much about what transpires but I will say that I absolutely loved the direction he is taking them in, we get to see some absolutely beautiful moments with the squad and I found that part of the story incredibly emotional and heart warming.

Aden has always put the squad first, it's something that shows what a great leader he is and how worthy he is of their trust but he does have a tendency to put his own needs last and he really needs someone to look out for him occasionally. I love everything about Aden, he's honourable, sweet, protective, caring and funny too, he cares so deeply about the whole squad but Zaira has had a special place in his heart since they were teenagers and now he's determined to act on it. Zaira survived a hellish childhood but it left her damaged, she has a rage deep inside that terrifies her and she's always been afraid to let anyone close because she knows she has the potential to destroy anything she loves. She thinks of herself as broken but she doesn't realise just how strong she is until Aden shows her. They are probably one of my favourite pairings of the series, on the surface they are so different but they need each other and the connection between them is palpable. I love how slow build their romance is, it's obvious from very early on how they feel about each other but Zaira is very wary and skittish and it takes a long time for her to completely let Aden in. Watching the connection build between them was brilliant and they completely made my heart melt.

One of the things I always love most about Nalini Singh's books is the way she is able to include so many other characters without taking away from the couple who are currently in the spotlight. We get a chance to catch up with most of our favourites from both the DarkRiver and SnowDancer packs as well as meet the new RainFire leopards who I'm hoping we'll spend a lot more time with in the future. I loved the RainFire alpha Remi and really enjoyed the interaction between him and Aden, Remi is able to give Aden a lot of advice that is going to have a massive impact in the future and it was great to see a strong bond starting to form between the three Changeling packs and the Arrow squad. I think we're really building towards a point where each of the three races are going to be able to live in harmony and I can't wait to see more interaction between the various groups.

Of course not everyone is happy that Silence has fallen and there are definitely people out there who are determined to stop the alliances that are starting to build. This new threat is certainly going to leave a mark and I'm looking forward to seeing how things progress as the series continues. I love this world, I love these characters and it's going to be a long, long time before I'm ready to say goodbye to any of them. It goes without saying that Nalini Singh is one of my favourite authors and I can't recommend all of her books highly enough.

Source: Received from Gollancz in exchange for an honest review

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Tuesday, 1 September 2015

Review: The Shepherd's Crown - Terry Pratchett

A shivering of the worlds

Deep in the Chalk, something is stirring.
The owls and the foxes can sense it,
and Tiffany Aching feels it in her boots.
An old enemy is gathering strength.

This is a time of endings and beginnings,
old friends and new, a blurring of edges and a
shifting of power. Now Tiffany stands between
the light and the dark, the good and the bad.

As the fairy horde prepares for invasion, Tiffany
must summon all the witches to stand with her.
To protect the land, Her land.

There will be a reckoning . . .

The final Discworld novel.

Discworld Series:
The Colour of Magic (Rincewind book 1)
The Light Fantastic (Rincewind book 2)
Equal Rites (Witches book 1)
Mort (Death book 1)
Sourcery (Rincewind book 3)
Wyrd Sisters (Witches book 2)
Pyramids
Guards! Guards! (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 1)
Eric (Rincewind book 4)
Moving Pictures (Industrial Revolution book 1)
Reaper Man (Death book 2)
Witches Abroad (Witches book 3)
Small Gods
Lords and Ladies (Witches book 4)
Men at Arms (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 2)
Soul Music (Death book 3)
Interesting Times (Rincewind book 5)
Maskerade (Witches book 5)
Feet of Clay (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 3)
Hogfather (Death book 4)
Jingo (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 4)
The Last Continent (Rincewind book 6)
Carpe Jugulum (Witches book 6)
The Fifth Elephant (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 5)
The Truth (Industrial Revolution book 2)
Thief of Time (Death book 5)
The Last Hero (Rincewind book 7)
The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents
Night Watch (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 6)
The Wee Free Men (Tiffany Aching book 1)
Monstrous Regiment (Industrial Revolution book 3)
A Hat Full of Sky (Tiffany Aching book 2)
Going Postal (Moist von Lipwig book 1) (Industrial Revolution book 4)
Thud! (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 7)
Wintersmith (Tiffany Aching book 3)
Making Money (Moist von Lipwig book 2) (Industrial Revolution book 5)
Unseen Academicals (Rincewind book 8)
I Shall Wear Midnight (Tiffany Aching book 4)
Snuff (Ankh-Morpork City Watch book 8)
The World of Poo
Raising Steam (Moist von Lipwig book 3) (Industrial Revolution book 6)
The Shepherd's Crown (Tiffany Aching book 5)

Discworld Related books:
The Discworld Mapp - Terry Pratchett & Stephen Briggs
Terry Pratchett's Discworld Colouring Book - Paul Kidby
Terry Pratchett's Discworld Imaginarium - Paul Kidby

Visit Terry Pratchett's website for more information

Review:
I don't think it's possible for me to write an objective review of The Shepherd's Crown. As someone who has been a fan of Terry Pratchett for over 20 years I think it's fairly obvious to say that I went into this final Discworld novel feeling very emotional. We all know that we lost Terry Pratchett too soon, he was truly one of the best British fantasy writers and his voice will be deeply missed. I'll always be grateful that we have so many of his books though and I'm very pleased that he was able to give us one final adventure before he left.

The Shepherd's Crown isn't quite as polished as his other stories, it states quite clearly in the afterword that Terry hadn't quite finished working his magic on this book. It definitely has a beginning, middle and end but there are parts you can tell have had more polishing than others and there were definitely a few threads that I felt sure Terry would have expanded upon if he'd had the time. While this hasn't quite been finished it's still a wonderful story and I do think it would have been his best Discworld book yet if he'd been able to complete it. It was certainly the most poignant book and it's the only one in the series that has made me sob my heart out as well as laugh out loud.

I expected to feel sad after reading The Shepherd's Crown but I wasn't quite expecting the story to be as heartbreaking as it was. It's hard to talk much about why without giving spoilers so I'll just leave it that there is a devastating loss of one of my favourite characters within the first couple of chapters. This particular character has a wonderful, poignant and heart wrenching conversation with Death and I couldn't help but think about Terry while reading it. Those two pages of this book were absolutely priceless to me and I think they probably give a little insight into how Terry was feeling about his own battle with illness. They certainly touched me deeply and I'm tearing up again now just thinking about it.

It was wonderful to revisit Tiffany Aching and the Nac Mac Feegles up on the Chalk too. Tiffany has come a long way since she started her witch training and I've loved taking that journey with her, she is wise and powerful but more than anything she loves her home and her people. She isn't afraid of hard work and she always puts everyone else above herself which can sometimes be her failing as much as it's one of her strengths. Now she is facing an old enemy and she has to realise that it's okay to ask for help, she will need all of the witches to come together if they are going to put a stop to the fae a final time. There are a lot of other familiar faces in this book and it was nice to get a last chance to catch up with them all. I'm still not quite ready to say goodbye to this world but like I saw someone post on Twitter we shouldn't be sad that this is the final Discworld book, just grateful that Terry Pratchett wrote so many in the first place.

RIP Sir Terry, thank you for the memories!

Source: Received from publisher via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review (but I'd already pre-ordered the hardback!)

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August 2015 Recap


Books read in previous months but reviewed in August:
(Links will take you to my reviews)
  1. Revenant - Larissa Ione (Read in February, review coming soon)
  2. Lion's Share - Rachel Vincent (Read in February, reviewed in August)
  3. Warm Up - V.E. Schwab (Short Story) (Read in February, reviewed in August)
  4. Vicious - V.E. Schwab (Read in March, reviewed in August)
  5. Ember - Bettie Sharpe (Novella) (Read in March, review coming soon)
  6. Dead Heat - Patricia Briggs (Read in March, review coming soon)
  7. Lover Unleashed - J.R. Ward (Read in April, review coming soon)
  8. What a Dragon Should Know - G.A. Aiken (Read in May, review coming soon)
  9. War's Passion - Lia Davis (Read in May, review coming soon)
  10. Let it Ride - Vivian Arend (Read in May, review coming soon)
  11. Come Home to Me - Jessica Scott (Novella) (Read in May, review coming soon)
  12. Shards of Hope - Nalini Singh (Read in May, review coming soon)
  13. In the Air Tonight - Lori Handeland (Read in May, review coming soon)
  14. Misery's Way - J.C. Daniels (Novella) (Read in May, review coming soon)
  15. An Ember in the Ashes - Sabaa Tahir (Read in May, reviewed in August)
  16. Abhorsen - Garth Nix (Read in June, reviewed in August)
  17. The Stars Never Rise - Rachel Vincent (Read in June, reviewed in August)
  18. Rivers of London - Ben Aaronovitch (Read in June, review coming soon)
  19. Uprooted - Naomi Novik (Read in June, review coming soon)
  20. Valentine - Heather Grothaus (Read in June, review coming soon)
  21. Play Me: The Complete Story - Tracy Wolff (Serialised Novel) (Read in June, reviewed in August)
  22. Final Protocol - J.C. Daniels (Read in June, review coming soon)
  23. One - Sarah Crossan (Read in June, reviewed in August)
  24. Dragon Conspiracy - Lisa Shearin (Read in June, review coming soon)
  25. Girl From Above: Betrayal - Pippa Dacosta (Read in June, reviewed in August)
  26. My Life as a White Trash Zombie - Diana Rowland (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  27. Hard to Hold on To - Laura Kaye (Novella) (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  28. Smiler's Fair - Rebecca Levene (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  29. Ecstasy Unbound - Setta Jay (Read in July, review coming soon)
  30. The Thing about Wolves - Leigh Evans (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  31. The Great Zoo of China - Matthew Reilly (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  32. Heartless - Gail Carriger (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  33. Hard to Come By - Laura Kaye (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  34. The Veil - Chloe Neill (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  35. Unlawful Contact - Pamela Clare (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  36. 30 Days - Christine d'Abo (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  37. Pure - Jennifer L. Armentrout (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  38. Masters of Seduction Volume 2 - Anthology (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  39. Her Sinful Angel - Felicity Heaton (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  40. Playing for Her Heart - Megan Erickson (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  41. Seduced in Secret - Shiloh Walker (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  42. The Martian - Andy Weir (Read in July, review coming soon)
  43. Timeless - Gail Carriger (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  44. Consumed by You - Lauren Blakely (Read in July, reviewed in August)
  45. Mechanica - Betsy Cornwell (Read in July, reviewed in August)
    Books read in August:
    (Links will take you to my reviews)
    1. Rogue - Rachel Vincent (I re-read this book but the link takes you to my original review)
    2. Pride - Rachel Vincent (I re-read this book but the link takes you to my original review)
    3. Prey - Rachel Vincent (I re-read this book but the link takes you to my original review)
    4. Magic Shifts - Ilona Andrews
    5. Shift - Rachel Vincent (I re-read this book but the link takes you to my original review)
    6. Alpha - Rachel Vincent (I re-read this book but the link takes you to my original review)
    7. Even White Trash Zombies Get the Blues - Diana Rowland (review coming soon)
    8. Recipe for Temptation - Gina Gordon
    9. Archangel's Enigma - Nalini Singh (review coming soon)
    10. All of the Above - James Dawson (review coming soon)
    11. Anything but Broken - Joelle Knox
    12. The Last True Vampire - Kate Baxter
    13. Girl From Above: Escape - Pippa DaCosta
    14. Wilde at Heart - Tonya Burrows (review coming soon)
    15. The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet - Becky Chambers
    16. Firewalker - Josephine Angelini (review coming soon)
    17. Wings of Hope - Pippa DaCosta (Short Story) (review coming soon)
    18. The Shepherd's Crown - Terry Pratchett (review coming soon)
    19. The Wanderers - Kate Ormand (review coming soon)
    20. Fans of the Impossible Life - Kate Scelsa (review coming soon)
    21. His Lover to Protect - Katee Robert (review coming soon)
    (Choices are made from books reviewed this month and the links will take you to my reviews)

    My top YA reads in August:


    The Stars Never Rise by Rachel Vincent (read my review here)
    One by Sarah Crossan (read my review here)

    My top NA read in August:


    Anything but Broken by Joelle Knox (read my review here)

    My top adult reads in August:


    Magic Shifts by Ilona Andrews (read my review here)
    Lion's Share by Rachel Vincent (read my review here)
    I could actually have put any of Rachel Vincent's Shifters series down here too since I reread them all and loved them just as much the second time around!
    The Great Zoo of China by Matthew Reilly (read my review here)

    My Challenge Updates:

    These are the challenges I've signed up for in 2015:

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