Special Announcement!!

So I happen to love the Chloe Neill series Chicagoland Vampires. There are a total of four books (as of 9/20/11) out. First being Some Girls Bite, the second being Friday Night Bites. Third is Twice Bitten, and the fourth installment is Hard Bitten

This series has it all. Love, laughter, family, friends, enemies. It's beautifully writen. You will fall in love with the characters and be left wanting more.

Speaking of wanting more...the fifth installment Drink Deep release date is November 1, 2011. I for one will be special ordering to make sure it shows up on my door step that same day.

Give this one a chance, I know you will love it!

Go to Chloe Neill for more info.

(and I also just noticed I haven't posted reviews for any of the first four books. So...I'll get right too it first thing in the morning. I have them on goodreads and librarything. So look out for them!)

Shades of Magic by K. D. Wilson

Edgar becomes a wizard's apprentice but soon finds that magic is fading, everyone is losing their powers. He sets off with his uncle, master, and trainer -Magnus to discover the reason behind the magic woes before magic is gone forever.
Adelaide takes a job working with a herbalist, Hestia. She soon finds out all is not it seems. In a world where girl are not allowed to practice magic she finds Hestia lives a secret life as a powerful witch, and she herself can do magic. Powerful magic.
The two teams meet up and try to save the whole magic community.

The concept of the story is good, something I have seen before, but still a good quick read, the writing reminded me of a teenager writing a short story for English class though.

[received though LibraryThing’s Member Giveaway Program]

1/5

101 Tips for Traveling with a Vampire by Joleene Naylor

This only takes about 20 minutes to read. It's basically just common sense travel tips, with a vampire twist. Very amusing. And it's just like the title, tips, it's not an actual story, keep that in mind.

3/5

DEAD[ish] by Naomi Kramer

A very quick read, took me about an hour to get through it. Strong language. Linda is a ghost who wants to find her body so she hires Trent, a private investigator. Trent goes to her ex, who is the one who killed her, and humor ensues. I can’t think of a polite word to describe this book, but it is mildly humorous.

1/5