Showing posts with label Read-a-thon. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Read-a-thon. Show all posts
22 April, 2012
Dewey's #Readathon: Hour 24 and Finish Line
YAY!
I lasted the 24 hours! Looking at the actual time I spent reading, it was 12.75 hours. Now, I didn't read non-stop; when I thought about it, I did take time out to do mini-challenges and visit a few blogs, and I took time out to write my update posts. Even with a pre-made template, I still had to put in some time for that. Food and refreshment breaks, a lit meeting and two venue changes to keep me from going stir-crazy inside, also account for about 6 or so hours of the day. With all that in consideration, and a little more than 4 books under my belt in 24 hours, I'm very happy with what I accomplished!
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The very last (April 2012) read-a-thon mini-challenge is the End Of Event
Which hour was most daunting for you?
Hour 21. That was when I realized how long I had been up and was getting so sleepy, but I also realized that I had invested so much, and it would be really nice if I could make it to hour 24.
Could you list a few high-interest books that you think could keep a Reader engaged for next year?
I think everyone has their own tastes. I love high fantasy novels, but I put aside LIAR'S MOON by Elizabeth C. Bunce because I wanted to be engaged in the book and I was too tired by the time I got to it.
Do you have any suggestions for how to improve the Read-a-thon next year?
I liked how it worked this year, although this is my first time participating, so I don't have a frame of reference for how each event is improved over the previous.
What do you think worked really well in this year’s Read-a-thon?
I liked the mini-challenges, and I liked being able to come to the read-a-thon site every hour for encouragement.
How many books did you read?
4 completely, and I started 2.
What were the names of the books you read?
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
Carrier Of The Mark by Leigh Fallon
Which book did you enjoy most?
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Which did you enjoy least?
Carrier Of The Mark by Leigh Fallon
How likely are you to participate in the Read-a-thon again? What role would you be likely to take next time?
Definitely. I'll want to participate as a reader again.
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Here are some of my other read-a-thon stats:
Total Pages Read: 1476
Total Time Spent Reading: 765 minutes
Blogs Visited/Discovered: Fictionally Inclined | Noumena12 Books | Midnight Book Girl | The Fake Steph Dot Com | Reflections Of A Bookaholic | Kathryn's Book Nook | The Hungry Readers
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 6
Time Spent On Mini-Challenges And Visiting: 150 minutes
Time Spent On Updates: 90 minutes
Partial Books Read: When She Woke by Hillary Jordan (34 pages)
An Impartial Witness by Charles Todd (130 pages)
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
Dewey's #Readathon: Hours 21-23 (Mini-Challenge 1)
Well, the last few hours have been killer. I'm struggling to stay awake with only a little while left. I've also slowed way down, not just on the speed that I am reading, but also on my comprehension. I decided to take a break, start preparing my finish line post, and do another mini-challenge to pep me up for the grand finale.
I read 34 pages of WHEN SHE WOKE by Hillary Jordan, but I was waning, so I put it aside. I've really been looking forward to the book, and I didn't want to lose appreciation just because I was so tired. For that same reason, I decided not to start LIAR'S MOON by Elizabeth C. Bunce either. It's the sequel to STARCROSSED, which I absolutely loved, so I moved to the last book in my pile, AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS by Charles Todd.
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The Hungry Readers have an hour 23 mad lib mini-challenge. Check out my attempt (which makes about as much sense as I would right now, with or without the mad libs!):
This ____cable____ is ____mysterious____! ____Chelsea____
has never ____conjured____ so much. The ____novel____ I'm currently
____hoping____ is____sleepy___ and____little____.
When this is over, I will ____made____ for ____a week____.
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Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 1437
Total Time Spent Reading: 735 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 5
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
Carrier Of The Mark by Leigh Fallon
I read 34 pages of WHEN SHE WOKE by Hillary Jordan, but I was waning, so I put it aside. I've really been looking forward to the book, and I didn't want to lose appreciation just because I was so tired. For that same reason, I decided not to start LIAR'S MOON by Elizabeth C. Bunce either. It's the sequel to STARCROSSED, which I absolutely loved, so I moved to the last book in my pile, AN IMPARTIAL WITNESS by Charles Todd.
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The Hungry Readers have an hour 23 mad lib mini-challenge. Check out my attempt (which makes about as much sense as I would right now, with or without the mad libs!):
This ____cable____ is ____mysterious____! ____Chelsea____
has never ____conjured____ so much. The ____novel____ I'm currently
____hoping____ is____sleepy___ and____little____.
When this is over, I will ____made____ for ____a week____.
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Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 1437
Total Time Spent Reading: 735 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 5
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
Carrier Of The Mark by Leigh Fallon
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
Dewey's #Readathon: Hours 17-20
I'm starting to feel the tired, but I'm going to keep reading for one more hour, and see how many final pages I can knock out. And then, I'm going to pass out.
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Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 1312
Total Time Spent Reading: 615 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 4
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
Carrier Of The Mark by Leigh Fallon
On Deck:
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Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 1312
Total Time Spent Reading: 615 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 4
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
Carrier Of The Mark by Leigh Fallon
On Deck:
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
21 April, 2012
Dewey's #Readathon: Hours 10-14 (Mini-Challenge 1)
I decided to jump back into the mini-challenge pool and fill out the Mid Event Survey
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How are you doing? Sleepy? Are your eyes tired?
Absolutely. It's past the halfway point, but I'm bolstered by caffeine and determination.
What have you finished reading?
Misfit by Jon Skovron, Past Perfect by Leila Sales, and Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson.
What is your favorite read so far?
Definitely PAST PERFECT by Leila Sales. She has a great voice for real-sounding contemporary YA protagonists. Plus, I've been wanting to read this book since I finished her previous novel, MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS.
What about your favorite snacks?
I spent some time at a coffeeshop, and there I had a great coconut cream flavored coffee. I know, it's not technically a snack. Later, I also switched up venues to a Barnes and Noble. There I had a divine mixed berry cake with a whipped cream topping. And, of course, I had whole grain goldfish at home!
Have you found any new blogs through the readathon? If so, give them some love!
Fictionally Inclined | Noumena12 Books | Midnight Book Girl | The Fake Steph Dot Com | Reflections Of A Bookaholic
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EDIT (2am): As I was putting together my template for my final update and finish line post, I realized that Blogger had not posted this, even though I had scheduled it. So boo for Blogger. This post will seem really out of date, but there you go.
Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 970
Total Time Spent Reading: 435 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 4
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
On Deck:
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How are you doing? Sleepy? Are your eyes tired?
Absolutely. It's past the halfway point, but I'm bolstered by caffeine and determination.
What have you finished reading?
Misfit by Jon Skovron, Past Perfect by Leila Sales, and Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson.
What is your favorite read so far?
Definitely PAST PERFECT by Leila Sales. She has a great voice for real-sounding contemporary YA protagonists. Plus, I've been wanting to read this book since I finished her previous novel, MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS.
What about your favorite snacks?
I spent some time at a coffeeshop, and there I had a great coconut cream flavored coffee. I know, it's not technically a snack. Later, I also switched up venues to a Barnes and Noble. There I had a divine mixed berry cake with a whipped cream topping. And, of course, I had whole grain goldfish at home!
Have you found any new blogs through the readathon? If so, give them some love!
Fictionally Inclined | Noumena12 Books | Midnight Book Girl | The Fake Steph Dot Com | Reflections Of A Bookaholic
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EDIT (2am): As I was putting together my template for my final update and finish line post, I realized that Blogger had not posted this, even though I had scheduled it. So boo for Blogger. This post will seem really out of date, but there you go.
Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 970
Total Time Spent Reading: 435 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 4
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
Ultraviolet by R.J. Anderson
On Deck:
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
Dewey's #ReadAThon: Hours 5-8 (Mini-Challenge 2)
One Librarian's Book Reviews has a mini-challenge, in which, the player chooses a book title and then tries to express the title in pictures. I gave it a go.
Hint: This book is somewhere on my read list at Good Reads HERE, but there's over 600 other books, too!
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Reflections Of A Bookaholic has a mini-challenge that involves turning to the current book's page 32 and filling in the blank from, "I would rather read than ________ any day!", with an entertaining sentence from that page.
I was reading PAST PERFECT by Leila Sales, at the time, so here's my try:
I would rather read than spend the summer gallivanting around, demonstrating minuets any day.
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I'm going to be taking a break to catch up with the lit group I belong to, so probably no more updates until later tonight.
Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 667
Total Time Spent Reading: 270 minutes
Visited Since Last Update: Reflections Of A Bookaholic | Kathryn's Book Nook | Midnight Book Girl | Noumena12 Books
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 3
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
On Deck:
Hint: This book is somewhere on my read list at Good Reads HERE, but there's over 600 other books, too!
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Reflections Of A Bookaholic has a mini-challenge that involves turning to the current book's page 32 and filling in the blank from, "I would rather read than ________ any day!", with an entertaining sentence from that page.
I was reading PAST PERFECT by Leila Sales, at the time, so here's my try:
I would rather read than spend the summer gallivanting around, demonstrating minuets any day.
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I'm going to be taking a break to catch up with the lit group I belong to, so probably no more updates until later tonight.
Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 667
Total Time Spent Reading: 270 minutes
Visited Since Last Update: Reflections Of A Bookaholic | Kathryn's Book Nook | Midnight Book Girl | Noumena12 Books
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 3
Total Finished:
Misfit by Jon Skovron
Past Perfect by Leila Sales
On Deck:
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
Dewey's #Readathon: Hours 1-3 (Mini-Challenge 1)
I started the read-a-thon at 8:17am. Pretty good for me on a Saturday. I'm usually of the mind: don't call me, and don't talk to or look at me before 10am, on a Saturday. Or Sunday. Really any day, unless you've witnessed me drinking a full cup of coffee beforehand.
But, I digress.
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Check out my Introductory Questionnaire
What fine part of the world are you reading from today?
Slightly Suburban, PA AKA just outside of Philly.
Which book in your stack are you most looking forward to?
When She Woke by Hillary Jordan. I was intrigued by the concept, and read the first chapter a few days ago. I had to fight myself to put it down and save it, but I managed.
Which snack are you most looking forward to?
I forgot to prepare or think about snacks. I've got plenty of coffee, though! I'll probably take a mid-afternoon break and run out to the Wawa.
Tell us a little something about yourself!
I watch television almost exclusively from my laptop, I'm a crazy, crazy anglophile, and I like aggressive sports: hockey, football, and rugby.
If you participated in the last read-a-thon, what’s one thing you’ll do different today? If this is your first read-a-thon, what are you most looking forward to?
This is my first time participating! I'm looking forward to the community aspect, and my pile is exclusively pleasure books I found at my local library. No review books in this stack.
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Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 202
Total Time Spent Reading: 80 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 1
Total Finished: 0
On Deck:
But, I digress.
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Check out my Introductory Questionnaire
What fine part of the world are you reading from today?
Slightly Suburban, PA AKA just outside of Philly.
Which book in your stack are you most looking forward to?
When She Woke by Hillary Jordan. I was intrigued by the concept, and read the first chapter a few days ago. I had to fight myself to put it down and save it, but I managed.
Which snack are you most looking forward to?
I forgot to prepare or think about snacks. I've got plenty of coffee, though! I'll probably take a mid-afternoon break and run out to the Wawa.
Tell us a little something about yourself!
I watch television almost exclusively from my laptop, I'm a crazy, crazy anglophile, and I like aggressive sports: hockey, football, and rugby.
If you participated in the last read-a-thon, what’s one thing you’ll do different today? If this is your first read-a-thon, what are you most looking forward to?
This is my first time participating! I'm looking forward to the community aspect, and my pile is exclusively pleasure books I found at my local library. No review books in this stack.
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Currently Reading:
Total Pages Read: 202
Total Time Spent Reading: 80 minutes
Total Mini Challenges Completed: 1
Total Finished: 0
On Deck:
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
20 April, 2012
Dewey's 24 Hour Read-A-Thon
Saturday April 21st at 8am EDT starts the Dewey's 24 Hour Read-A-Thon, and I'm taking part! Bloggers from all over the world participate twice a year in this wonderful event, but this is my first time. I'm not afraid to admit that 24 hours seems pretty daunting. Not reading for the better part of 24 hours, but having no leeway to get into the swing of things. When it starts, I gotta be ready, because 24 hours leaves no room to mess around.
With that in mind, I will warn Read My Mind readers that I'll be making updates on the blog throughout the event. I've got an update template pre-made, so that I don't get distracted on the computer. Of course, I don't want to overload my followers or clog up people's readers with my updates, so I won't do them hourly.
Now, since it's my first 24 hour read-a-thon, I thought I'd play it a tad safe. I did make a library visit. One of the branches in my township was just overflowing with some of the YA books I've been dying to read, and I have a couple books that looked totally intriguing in the pile also. Here's the stack of books that I intend to tackle:
I'm starting with MISFIT by Jon Skovron, which missed being in the picture, and my camera is acting up now, so I couldn't do a re-shoot.
It's not too late to sign up yourself at the Dewey's Reader Sign-Up Page
With that in mind, I will warn Read My Mind readers that I'll be making updates on the blog throughout the event. I've got an update template pre-made, so that I don't get distracted on the computer. Of course, I don't want to overload my followers or clog up people's readers with my updates, so I won't do them hourly.
Now, since it's my first 24 hour read-a-thon, I thought I'd play it a tad safe. I did make a library visit. One of the branches in my township was just overflowing with some of the YA books I've been dying to read, and I have a couple books that looked totally intriguing in the pile also. Here's the stack of books that I intend to tackle:
I'm starting with MISFIT by Jon Skovron, which missed being in the picture, and my camera is acting up now, so I couldn't do a re-shoot.
It's not too late to sign up yourself at the Dewey's Reader Sign-Up Page
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
19 September, 2011
Read Your Own Book A-Thon Finish Line
Sunday
Hours Read: 7/18.5
Pages Read: 454
Sunday 10am - 1pm
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 2.5
Total Pages Read: 156
I finished EXCLUSIVELY YOURS. Somehow, I had hoped that it wouldn't take quite as long, so I had postponed lunch until I finished, and was famished by the end. Therefore, I took an afternoon break, instead of starting my next book while I ate.
Sunday 2pm - 5pm
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 3
Total Pages Read: 213
I jumped right into the next book in the Kowalski series, UNDENIABLY YOURS by Shannon Stacey; started and finished this in a much more timely manner than I read the first one.
Sunday 7:30pm - 9pm
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 1.5
Total Pages Read: 85
I know that it was down to the end, and I really did manage to accomplish much reading, but I figured that I would start on the next book that I really wanted to read for pleasure, HOW TO SEDUCE A DUKE by Kathryn Caskie. I was able to get 85 pages read before the end of the read-a-thon.
Final Read-A-Thon Stats:
Hours Read: 24.5/72
Pages Read: 1991
Books Read: 7.25
Tempest by Julie Cross
Forbidden: The Ascension by Samantha Sommersby
After Dark With A Scoundrel by Alexandra Hawkins
Seven Years To Sin by Sylvia Day
Love Story by Jennifer Echols
Exclusively Yours by Shannon Stacey
Undeniably Yours by Shannon Stacey
How To Seduce A Duke by Kathryn Caskie (1/4)
Overall, I am really happy with the dent that I made in my personal TBR. Though I started off the read-a-thon slowly, I accomplished my goal of prioritizing books that had languished too long on my bookshelf. I think I also might be more motivated to pick up the other books that were originally on my read-a-thon to-read list that I didn't have a chance to fit in.
Check out the other two posts that I made during the read-a-thon to see my original list of books, and my progress.
Starting Post
Read-A-Thon Update
Did you take the challenge? How did you do?
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
18 September, 2011
Read Your Own Books-A-Thon Update
Thursday
Hours Read: 0/3
Pages Read: 0
Thursday 9pm (start) - 12am
Unfortunately, Thursday was a really harrowing day personally, so I got no reading done for the beginning of the read-a-thon.
Friday
Hours Read: 9/19.5
Pages Read: 892
Friday 12:30am - 3am
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 2.5
Total Pages Read: 352
Started and finished TEMPEST by Julie Cross. Great book to start out the read-a-thon with because it was very engaging, and I had no problem reading through it quickly. I took a break at 3am because I did have to get up for work, and I didn't want to be too exhausted.
Friday 11am - 3pm
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 4
Total Pages Read: 248
Started and finished FORBIDDEN: THE ASCENSION by Samantha Sommersby. Again, a great book for this event. One, because it really caught my attention. Two, the page count wasn't overwhelming, so I figured that I could finish it quickly.
Friday 3:45pm - 5:15pm, 6pm -7:30 pm
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 2.5
Total Pages Read: 292
Started and finished AFTER DARK WITH A SCOUNDREL by Alexandra Hawkins. Work interrupted my reading a couple of times, but I was able to squeeze in some quality reading time. One of the reasons that I have been devouring so many historical romances of late, is because I can read an enjoyable one in just a few hours, and I had really been anxious to check this one out, after seeing it in the library.
Saturday
Hours Read: 8.5/31
Pages Read: 645
Saturday 9:30am - 4:30pm
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 6
Total Pages Read: 452
Started and finished SEVEN YEARS TO SIN by Sylvia Day. Another historical romance that I greatly enjoyed. At this point, I knew that it was better to aim for starting and finishing a book in one sitting, and then taking a large break after, rather than taking little breaks in between. I really felt that I would be able to devote larger chunks of time to the read-a-thon, but my weekend was turning out to be pretty full in the evenings, so I had to make the most of my morning /afternoon time. Also started LOVE STORY by Jennifer Echols, once I finished SEVEN YEARS TO SIN.
Saturday 11:00pm - 2:30am
Total Hours Actually Spent Reading: 2.5
Total Pages Read: 193
Finished LOVE STORY by Jennifer Echols and started EXCLUSIVELY YOURS by Shannon Stacey. Will resume later in the morning and finish EXCLUSIVELY YOURS. Maybe one or two more books in addition, before the 9pm end date.
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
14 September, 2011
Read Your Own Books-A-Thon (September 15-18)
I participated in this read-a-thon last year, hosted by Monica from The Bibliophilic Book Blog. This year she's in Korea, but still hosting, and since I had such fun previously, as well as clearing a good amount of books from my personal TBR, I wanted to take part again.
Want to join me?
Here's all the details:
- Read Your OWN books
- Runs from 9pm on Thursday the 15th (EST)...some of my posts might be a bit off since I am 11 hours ahead of EST in KST. Sorry for that...anyway it will run until Sunday the 18th at 9pm (EST). This should give everyone some time to participate.
- GIVEAWAYS (DUH!?!) I personally am giving away a Nook original in a cover. I am also giving away multiple audiobooks and whatever else strikes my fancy. In order to enter the giveaway for the Nook you must participate....it will be finished when the read-a-thon is over. So...start planning. (International Welcome)
*in order to be entered for the giveaway you must sign in and out on the read-a-thon start and close pages when they are posted*
- Runs from 9pm on Thursday the 15th (EST)...some of my posts might be a bit off since I am 11 hours ahead of EST in KST. Sorry for that...anyway it will run until Sunday the 18th at 9pm (EST). This should give everyone some time to participate.
- GIVEAWAYS (DUH!?!) I personally am giving away a Nook original in a cover. I am also giving away multiple audiobooks and whatever else strikes my fancy. In order to enter the giveaway for the Nook you must participate....it will be finished when the read-a-thon is over. So...start planning. (International Welcome)
*in order to be entered for the giveaway you must sign in and out on the read-a-thon start and close pages when they are posted*
September has also been designated Read Your Own Books Months by a group of bloggers/readers, so be sure to check out #SIRYOBM on Twitter.
I'll be coming back to this page to list the books I wish to complete during the read-a-thon. Right now, I'm thinking of going for at least 7-10 books (whether I can actually read that many is up in the air!) to really give myself a run for my money.
Are you up for the challenge?
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3.
4.
5. Plain Fear: Forsaken by Leanna Ellis
6. Nightfall by Ellen Connor
7.
8. Never a Gentleman by Eileen Dreyer
9. Exclusively Yours by Shannon Stacey (e-book)
10. Undeniably Yours by Shannon Stacey (e-book)
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
14 July, 2011
Once Upon A Read-A-Thon Wrap Up
Here are the posts that detail my progress along the way:
Starting Line
Update #1
Mini-Challenge #1
Mini-Challenge and Update #2
Books Read Completely:
Turn It Up by Inez Kelley (373 pages)
Falling Under by Gwen Hayes (324 pages)
Alison Wonderland by Helen Smith (200 pages)
Love On The Big Screen (226 pages)
Wildefire by Karsten Knight (400 pages)
Griffin Rising by Darby Karchut (174 pages)
Neon Graveyard by Vicki Pettersson (372 pages)
Completed Books Total Page Count:
2069
Total Hours Read:
27/72
Challenges Completed:
2/6
Reviews Written:
1 (This is the one thing that I wish I had done more of)
I'm pretty satisfied with what I was able to read over the 3 days. The last day was the hardest for me, because I was side-lined by a migraine. I ended up wanting to read more, but not being well enough to do it. But, that's how life goes sometimes, and I am just happy that I feel like I was able to come close to the goal that I set. I definitely had fun, and I liked keeping tabs on the #oureadathon hashtag on twitter.
Once again, thanks to Angela, Lori and Candace for hosting!
Labels:
Read-a-thon,
talking about books
I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
12 July, 2011
Once Upon A Read-A-Thon Mini-Challenge and Update #2
I'm doing another mini-challenge!
This one is hosted by Casey at The Bookish Type. Her challenge is:
Pick any book from your readathon pile and write a fake synopsis based solely on the cover. The synopsis does not have to be related to the actual book at all, just the pretty, pretty cover.
What happens in Vegas, Stays is Vegas is no longer true as Joanna Archer knows what evil and monsters exist alongside the human race. She's mortal, but she wasn't always, and her creepy eyes let the bad dudes know that she is the hunter and they the prey. When the sun goes down, the leather jumpsuit comes out, along with the wicked short sword that Joanna uses to carve through her enemies. Humanity needs her... to be badass.
And now, for an update of my progress
Books Read Completely:
Turn It Up by Inez Kelley (373 pages)
Falling Under by Gwen Hayes (324 pages)
Alison Wonderland by Helen Smith (200 pages)
Love On The Big Screen (226 pages)
Completed Books Total Page Count:
1123
Total Hours Read So Far:
16
Challenges Completed:
2
Currently Reading:
This one is hosted by Casey at The Bookish Type. Her challenge is:
Pick any book from your readathon pile and write a fake synopsis based solely on the cover. The synopsis does not have to be related to the actual book at all, just the pretty, pretty cover.
What happens in Vegas, Stays is Vegas is no longer true as Joanna Archer knows what evil and monsters exist alongside the human race. She's mortal, but she wasn't always, and her creepy eyes let the bad dudes know that she is the hunter and they the prey. When the sun goes down, the leather jumpsuit comes out, along with the wicked short sword that Joanna uses to carve through her enemies. Humanity needs her... to be badass.
And now, for an update of my progress
Books Read Completely:
Turn It Up by Inez Kelley (373 pages)
Falling Under by Gwen Hayes (324 pages)
Alison Wonderland by Helen Smith (200 pages)
Love On The Big Screen (226 pages)
Completed Books Total Page Count:
1123
Total Hours Read So Far:
16
Challenges Completed:
2
Currently Reading:
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11 July, 2011
Once Upon A Read-A-Thon Update
I am so happy with the progress I've made so far! Like I said in my starting post, I really want to challenge myself, so I have put myself to the task of reading at least 3 books/day, and more if I can. Here's some of the stats that I have so far in the OUReadAThon:
Books Read Completely:
Turn It Up by Inez Kelley (373 pages)
Falling Under by Gwen Hayes (324 pages)
Completed Books Total Page Count:
697
Total Hours Read So Far:
6
Challenges Completed:
1
Currently Reading:
Check out my starting post to see what books I'm challenging myself with, and a quick look at my progress. Want to know what challenges I participated in? See my challenge post #1. Leave a comment, if you are participating in the read-a-thon, and I'll visit some blogs later to spread a little cheerleading pep.
Thanks to Angela at Reading Angel, Lori at Pure Imagination and Candace at Candace's Book Blog for hosting this fabulous read-a-thon!
Books Read Completely:
Turn It Up by Inez Kelley (373 pages)
Falling Under by Gwen Hayes (324 pages)
Completed Books Total Page Count:
697
Total Hours Read So Far:
6
Challenges Completed:
1
Currently Reading:
Check out my starting post to see what books I'm challenging myself with, and a quick look at my progress. Want to know what challenges I participated in? See my challenge post #1. Leave a comment, if you are participating in the read-a-thon, and I'll visit some blogs later to spread a little cheerleading pep.
Thanks to Angela at Reading Angel, Lori at Pure Imagination and Candace at Candace's Book Blog for hosting this fabulous read-a-thon!
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I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
Once Upon A Read-A-Thon Mini-Challenge #1
This mini-challenge is hosted by Bailey at IB Book Blogging. She asks:
Mini Challenge Question 1:
What is your favorite type of myth (Greek, Roman, Egyptian etc)?
Honestly, I find myself being drawn to myths from all cultures. However, I do find myself liking creation myths above others.
Mini Challenge Question 2:
What is your favorite book with some type of mythology in it?
Oddly enough, one of the first books that I read and completed for this read-a-thon was FALLING UNDER by Gwen Hayes, which is reminiscent of the Hades/Persephone myth, and I really enjoyed reading it.
I'm not sure that I could choose one favorite, but I've been reading a good amount of YA books lately that deal with mythology. Of these recent reads, I absolutely loved DARKNESS BECOMES HER by Kelly Keaton. Another recent read, in which the world-building was fantastic was the adult urban fantasy by Jenna Black, DARK DESCENDANT.
Now, I'm off to take a short lunch break, and then I'm going right back to reading. If you are participating in the read-a-thon, leave a comment. I'll be sure to check back in, so if you want to leave a link to your challenge or update post, I'll come visit during my next break!
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05 July, 2011
Once Upon A Read-A-Thon Starting Line
I'm going to be participating in this read-a-thon next week! This post will serve as the landing spot for my activities. Right now, I'm not quite sure what books I want to read, but I do know that I am going to really challenge myself. Unlike some read-a-thons that only last 24 or 36 hours, there is enough time here for me to really dig in and accomplish something. Because of the nature of my job, I end up having much time free, when everyone else is at their 9-5, so actually the best part, is the fact that this takes place during the week. I won't have as many distractions, and I can feel like I am doing something productive with my free time.
I'll come back to this page over the weekend to update it with my list of books, so if you're taking part also, Good Luck!
Books Started
Review Print Books:
Review E-Books:
Betrayal by Mayandree Michel
Witch Song by Amber Argyle
TBR Books:
Bloodspell by Amalie Howard
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I'm a writer, aspiring to that higher plane of becoming a published author. I love books in all their forms, be it electronic or print (though obviously, there is nothing like the texture of a book in my hands!). I want to share that love and meet others who feel the same.
31 December, 2010
Out With A Bang: Final Tally

As the Out With A Bang read-a-thon comes to a close, I just wanted to post how things went for me. I started out with seven books that I wanted to read, but I ended up altering my reading list slightly. I made the mistake of going to the library, and of course, left with a couple of books that I couldn't wait to start.
Unfortunately, I had a slow reading day on the 30th, and I did not get as much done that day, as I had wanted or planned. Here's a final summary of how things went (all book titles are linked to their Good Reads page):
Wednesday, December 29th:

Read: TEN WAYS TO BE ADORED WHEN LANDING A LORD by Sarah MacLean (357 pages)
Read: MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS by Leila Sales (347 pages)
Total Books: 2
Total Pages: 704
Thursday, December 30th (midnight-3am)

Read: CHARMED LIFE by Diana Wynne Jones (224 pages)
Total Books: 1
Total Pages: 224
Thursday, December 30th

Read: SEVEN NIGHTS TO FOREVER by Evangeline Collins (336 pages)
Total Books: 1
Total Pages: 336
Friday, December 31st

Read: DOUBLE CROSS by Carolyn Crane (432 pages)
Started: THE MISCHIEF OF THE MISTLETOE by Lauren Willig (68 pages)
Total Books: 1.2
Total Pages: 500
I ended up finishing 5 books, starting a 6th and completing a grand total of 1764 pages. Two books that I am disappointed that I didn't get to start are:

THE EXILED QUEEN by Cinda Williams Chima
FEED by Mira Grant
I guess, instead of ending 2010 with those two, I'll just have to use them to start off 2011!
Happy New Year to everyone!
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30 December, 2010
Out With A Bang: Update

Well, it's a few hours past the halfway point of the Out With A Bang read-a-thon, and I am doing pretty good. I would have hoped to have been a little farther along, but I'm pretty proud of the reading that I have done. And, not just reading! I've also gotten two reviews written, so that makes me happy.
Here's my progress so far, of books completed:
Ten Ways To Be Adored When Landing A Lordby Sarah MacLean
357 pages
My review is here
Mostly Good Girls by Leila Sales
347 pages
My review is here
Charmed Lifeby Diana Wynne Jones
224 pages
I've also started DOUBLE CROSS by Carolyn Crane, but I am only about 20% through it. I haven't had a chance to do any of the challenges yet, but I plan on trying to check a few out later tonight.
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Book Review: Mostly Good Girls by Leila Sales
Book: MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS
Author: LEILA SALES
Genre: CONTEMPORARY YA
Published: October 2010, SIMON PULSE
I borrowed this book for my personal reading enjoyment, without prior review agreement or any type of compensation.
From Good Reads:
It’s Violet’s junior year at the Westfield School. She thought she’d be focusing on getting straight As, editing the lit mag, and figuring out how to talk to boys without choking on her own saliva. Instead, she’s just trying to hold it together in the face of cutthroat academics, her crush’s new girlfriend, and the sense that things are going irreversibly wrong with her best friend, Katie.
When Katie starts making choices that Violet can’t even begin to fathom, Violet has no idea how to set things right between them. Westfield girls are trained for success—but how can Violet keep her junior year from being one huge, epic failure?
My Review:
MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS takes an irreverant look at one girl's journey through an all-girls private high school. Violet has a very distinct voice that shines throughout the whole book, and had me smiling, laughing out loud, and covering my face with amusement. Luckily, I read it mostly in the privacy of my own room. However, there would have probably been some heavy duty recommending going on, if I had been reading this in public.
Leila Sales provides a deep look into Violet's life, but she does it through short, choppy chapters that almost read like individual vingettes. Though, the book has over 300 pages, the style makes for quick reading, and the pacing and timing flows nicely to keep a reader engaged. While I did read this book for a read-a-thon, I can see how, even in the course of a normal reading session, one might move from chapter to chapter, and event to event, without quite realizing that so many pages are being consumed so quickly.
I very much enjoyed reading MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS because of the strong voice given to Violet. Even in the throes of a friendship crisis, she stays true to the character that Sales has constructed. Here is a book that I would read more than once, especially if I needed a good laugh.
I like to read issues books because they are important, and paranormal/ fantasy books because they transport me to another world, but the most critical aspect of a book to me is whether it keeps me engaged, as a reader. MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS did this. It kept me reading, and it was extremely entertaining.
4.5/5 for plot
4.5/5 for characters
4/5 for language
My Rating: 13/15 (4 stars)
Highly Recommeded, if you liked:
The DUFF by Kody Keplinger
Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging (Georgia Nicolson) by Louise Rennison
Links for the author:
Leila Sales website
Twitter
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Author: LEILA SALES
Genre: CONTEMPORARY YA
Published: October 2010, SIMON PULSE
I borrowed this book for my personal reading enjoyment, without prior review agreement or any type of compensation.
From Good Reads:
It’s Violet’s junior year at the Westfield School. She thought she’d be focusing on getting straight As, editing the lit mag, and figuring out how to talk to boys without choking on her own saliva. Instead, she’s just trying to hold it together in the face of cutthroat academics, her crush’s new girlfriend, and the sense that things are going irreversibly wrong with her best friend, Katie.
When Katie starts making choices that Violet can’t even begin to fathom, Violet has no idea how to set things right between them. Westfield girls are trained for success—but how can Violet keep her junior year from being one huge, epic failure?
My Review:
MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS takes an irreverant look at one girl's journey through an all-girls private high school. Violet has a very distinct voice that shines throughout the whole book, and had me smiling, laughing out loud, and covering my face with amusement. Luckily, I read it mostly in the privacy of my own room. However, there would have probably been some heavy duty recommending going on, if I had been reading this in public.
Leila Sales provides a deep look into Violet's life, but she does it through short, choppy chapters that almost read like individual vingettes. Though, the book has over 300 pages, the style makes for quick reading, and the pacing and timing flows nicely to keep a reader engaged. While I did read this book for a read-a-thon, I can see how, even in the course of a normal reading session, one might move from chapter to chapter, and event to event, without quite realizing that so many pages are being consumed so quickly.
I very much enjoyed reading MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS because of the strong voice given to Violet. Even in the throes of a friendship crisis, she stays true to the character that Sales has constructed. Here is a book that I would read more than once, especially if I needed a good laugh.
I like to read issues books because they are important, and paranormal/ fantasy books because they transport me to another world, but the most critical aspect of a book to me is whether it keeps me engaged, as a reader. MOSTLY GOOD GIRLS did this. It kept me reading, and it was extremely entertaining.
4.5/5 for plot
4.5/5 for characters
4/5 for language
My Rating: 13/15 (4 stars)
Highly Recommeded, if you liked:
The DUFF by Kody Keplinger
Angus, Thongs and Full-Frontal Snogging (Georgia Nicolson) by Louise Rennison
Links for the author:
Leila Sales website
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Book Review: Ten Ways to Be Adored When Landing a Lord by Sarah MacLean
Book: TEN WAYS TO BE ADORED WHEN LANDING A LORD
Author: SARAH MACLEAN
Genre: HISTORICAL ROMANCE
Published: October 2010, AVON (HARPERCOLLINS)
I purchased this book for my own reading enjoyment, to review without compensation or a prior endorsement agreement.
From Good Reads:
Since being named “London’s Lord to Land” by a popular ladies’ magazine, Nicholas St. John has been relentlessly pursued by every matrimony-minded female in the ton. So when an opportunity to escape fashionable society presents itself, he eagerly jumps—only to land in the path of the most determined, damnably delicious woman he’s ever met!
The daughter of a titled wastrel, Lady Isabel Townsend has too many secrets and too little money. Though she is used to taking care of herself quite handily, her father’s recent passing has left Isabel at sea and in need of outside help to protect her young brother’s birthright. The sinfully handsome, eminently eligible Lord Nicholas could be the very salvation she seeks.
My Review
I can't say enough about the writing of Sarah MacLean. I had never read any of her work before a few months ago, but it seemed to me that there were more than a few bloggers raving about her first book in the LOVE BY NUMBERS series, NINE RULES TO BREAK WHEN ROMANCING A RAKE. I finally decided to check out what the praise was all about, and was blown away by that book. In fact, it sparked a historical romance buying spree for me.
Though, I loved Ralston in NINE RULES, I adored Nick in TEN WAYS. The two brothers -twins- captured my heart from the very beginning, and MacLean captured my attention with her witty banter, atristocratic characters, great pacing and interesting plot.
But, what really made me fall in love with TEN WAYS TO BE ADORED WHEN LANDING A LORD (and the series, in general) was the amazing voice, and personalities of her leading ladies. In this novel, Lady Isabel has had to endure a horribly unsuitable gambling father, know as The Wastrearl. That's wastrel earl, for the uninitiated. He has gambled away all of their money, and even herself, in a few instances. Yet, Isabel manages to keep a household for her brother to inherit. More importantly, she builds a sanctuary for other women. And, she is not afraid to do what she must to keep it all together.
McLean knows how to mix a great historical setting, fantastic dialog, and wonderfully endearing characters to come up with a novel that would snag the attention of anyone who appreciates an intelligent read. One that just happens to be shelved in the romance section.
4.5/5 for plot
5/5 for characters
4.5/5 for language
My Rating: 14/15 (4.5 stars)
Must Read, if you enjoyed:
Trial by Desire by Courtney Milan
When Harry Met Molly by Kieran Kramer
Soulless by Gail Carriger
Links for the author:
Blog
Twitter
FaceBook
GoodReads
Author: SARAH MACLEAN
Genre: HISTORICAL ROMANCE
Published: October 2010, AVON (HARPERCOLLINS)
I purchased this book for my own reading enjoyment, to review without compensation or a prior endorsement agreement.From Good Reads:
Since being named “London’s Lord to Land” by a popular ladies’ magazine, Nicholas St. John has been relentlessly pursued by every matrimony-minded female in the ton. So when an opportunity to escape fashionable society presents itself, he eagerly jumps—only to land in the path of the most determined, damnably delicious woman he’s ever met!
The daughter of a titled wastrel, Lady Isabel Townsend has too many secrets and too little money. Though she is used to taking care of herself quite handily, her father’s recent passing has left Isabel at sea and in need of outside help to protect her young brother’s birthright. The sinfully handsome, eminently eligible Lord Nicholas could be the very salvation she seeks.
My Review
I can't say enough about the writing of Sarah MacLean. I had never read any of her work before a few months ago, but it seemed to me that there were more than a few bloggers raving about her first book in the LOVE BY NUMBERS series, NINE RULES TO BREAK WHEN ROMANCING A RAKE. I finally decided to check out what the praise was all about, and was blown away by that book. In fact, it sparked a historical romance buying spree for me.
Though, I loved Ralston in NINE RULES, I adored Nick in TEN WAYS. The two brothers -twins- captured my heart from the very beginning, and MacLean captured my attention with her witty banter, atristocratic characters, great pacing and interesting plot.
But, what really made me fall in love with TEN WAYS TO BE ADORED WHEN LANDING A LORD (and the series, in general) was the amazing voice, and personalities of her leading ladies. In this novel, Lady Isabel has had to endure a horribly unsuitable gambling father, know as The Wastrearl. That's wastrel earl, for the uninitiated. He has gambled away all of their money, and even herself, in a few instances. Yet, Isabel manages to keep a household for her brother to inherit. More importantly, she builds a sanctuary for other women. And, she is not afraid to do what she must to keep it all together.
McLean knows how to mix a great historical setting, fantastic dialog, and wonderfully endearing characters to come up with a novel that would snag the attention of anyone who appreciates an intelligent read. One that just happens to be shelved in the romance section.
4.5/5 for plot
5/5 for characters
4.5/5 for language
My Rating: 14/15 (4.5 stars)
Must Read, if you enjoyed:
Trial by Desire by Courtney Milan
When Harry Met Molly by Kieran Kramer
Soulless by Gail Carriger
Links for the author:
Blog
GoodReads
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28 December, 2010
Out With A Bang Read-A-Thon Book List

It's the last few days of 2010, and I wanted to get a few more books in before I call the end of the year. And, so came along the Out With A Bang Read-A-Thon. It's just past the official start time, so here are the books that I have in my line-up. I'm not saying that I will get them all read, but I am going to make a really good try at it. These are all books that I bought myself or checked out from the library. In other words, I wanted to try to clear some of the books on my shelf that can be pushed to the side in my dedication to reading, and posting for, review books.
YA Contemporary
Mostly Good Girls
It’s Violet’s junior year at the Westfield School. She thought she’d be focusing on getting straight As, editing the lit mag, and figuring out how to talk to boys without choking on her own saliva. Instead, she’s just trying to hold it together in the face of cutthroat academics, her crush’s new girlfriend, and the sense that things are going irreversibly wrong with her best friend, Katie.
When Katie starts making choices that Violet can’t even begin to fathom, Violet has no idea how to set things right between them. Westfield girls are trained for success—but how can Violet keep her junior year from being one huge, epic failure?
YA Fantasy
The Exiled QueenHaunted by the loss of his mother and sister, Han Alister journeys south to begin his schooling at Mystwerk House in Oden’s Ford. But leaving the Fells doesn’t mean danger isn’t far behind. Han is hunted every step of the way by the Bayars, a powerful wizarding family set on reclaiming the amulet Han stole from them. And Mystwerk House has dangers of its own. There, Han meets Crow, a mysterious wizard who agrees to tutor Han in the darker parts of sorcery—but the bargain they make is one Han may regret.
Meanwhile, Princess Raisa ana’Marianna runs from a forced marriage in the Fells, accompanied by her friend Amon and his triple of cadets. Now, the safest place for Raisa is Wein House, the military academy at Oden's Ford. If Raisa can pass as a regular student, Wein House will offer both sanctuary and the education Raisa needs to succeed as the next Gray Wolf queen.
Charmed LifeCat doesn't mind living in the shadow of his sister, Gwendolen, the most promising young witch ever seen on Coven Street. But trouble starts brewing the moment the two orphans are summoned to live in Chrestomanci Castle. Frustrated that the witches of the castle refuse to acknowledge her talents, Gwendolen conjures up a scheme that could throw whole worlds out of whack.
FeedMira Grant's Newflesh Trilogy opens in an eerie post-apocalyptic world where zombies, pandemics, bloggers, and White House occupant would-be vie for our attention. Twin web reporters Georgia and Shaun Mason are flattered when a presidential candidate invites them to cover his campaign. Before long though, they are engulfed in a story far more serious and infinitely more dangerous.
Adult Historical Romance
Ten Ways To Be Adored When Landing A LordSince being named “London’s Lord to Land” by a popular ladies’ magazine, Nicholas St. John has been relentlessly pursued by every matrimony-minded female in the ton. So when an opportunity to escape fashionable society presents itself, he eagerly jumps—only to land in the path of the most determined, damnably delicious woman he’s ever met!
The daughter of a titled wastrel, Lady Isabel Townsend has too many secrets and too little money. Though she is used to taking care of herself quite handily, her father’s recent passing has left Isabel at sea and in need of outside help to protect her young brother’s birthright. The sinfully handsome, eminently eligible Lord Nicholas could be the very salvation she seeks.
Adult Urban Fantasy/ Fantasy
Double Cross
Justine Jones lived her life as a fearful hypochondriac until she was lured into the web of a mysterious mastermind named Packard, who gifts her with extraordinary mental powers—dooming her to fight Midcity’s shadowy war on paranormal crime in order to find the peace she so desperately craves.
But now serial killers with unheard-of skills are terrorizing the most powerful beings in Midcity, including mastermind Packard and his oldest friend and worst enemy, Midcity’s new mayor, who has the ability to bend matter itself to his will.
As the body count grows, Justine faces a crisis of conscience as she tests the limits of her new powers and faces an impossible choice between two flawed but brilliant men—one on a journey of redemption, the other descending into a pit of moral depravity.
Dark OracleAs a criminal profiler, Tara used science and her intuitive skill at Tarot card divination to track down the dangerous and depraved, including the serial killer who left her scarred from head to toe. Since that savage attack, Tara has been a recluse. But now an ancient secret society known as Delphi’s Daughters has asked for her help in locating missing scientist Lowell Magnusson. And Tara, armed with her Tarot deck, her .38, and a stack of misgivings, agrees to try.
Tara immediately senses there is far more at stake than one man’s life. At his government lab in the New Mexico desert, Magnusson had developed groundbreaking technology with terrifying potential. Working alongside the brusque but charismatic agent Harry Li, Tara discovers that Magnusson’s daughter, Cassie, has knowledge that makes her a target too. The more Tara sees into the future, the more there is to fear...
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