Review for Sweet Reality
The drama and tension continues in Sweet Reality. This time no fishbowls, it is time for a cruise!
The drama and tension continues in Sweet Reality. This time no fishbowls, it is time for a cruise!
The drama and tension continues in Sweet Reality. This time no fishbowls, it is time for a cruise!
Cover Reveal Time ~ Life in the Danger Zone by Patricia B. Tighe
Review for The Very Royal Holiday
The 4th, and I am guessing, the final book in this series. I will miss it dearly.
Review for The Haunting of Pirate Cove
And the last book in this series, and I am so sad that it apparently didn’t continue any further than 3 books. 🙁
Weekly Quote for Week-12 2016 ~ Daughter of Deep Silence
I am nothing except this: a girl reborn of the deep ocean silence, meant for nothing but vengeance.
First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ Daughter of Deep Silence
When they pull me onto the yacht, I can’t even stand I’ve been adrift in the ocean so long. A young crewman sits me on a teak bench while he calls out for someone to bring him blankets and water. He asks me my name but my tongue is too thick and my throat too raw from screaming and salt water to answer.
I’m alive, I think to myself. The words run on an endless loop through my head as if with repetition I’ll somehow believe it. I’m alive, I’m alive, I’m alive.
And Libby isn’t.
Cover Lover Top 10 2015 Edition
First Chapter First Paragraph Tuesday Intros ~ The Trouble With Destiny
Destiny, it turns out, is not at all what I expected.
For starters, it has three pools, a bowling alley, and more buffets than I have fingers and toes. Its passengers are dragging rolling suitcases and hoisting cheap woven beach bags stuffed with shorts and tank tops and flip-flops and bathing suits in a rainbow of colors, and some of them already seem to be sunburned. And there are giant potted palm trees dotting the various levels and decks. Palm trees. Something about palm trees floating across the ocean blows my mind.
Weekly Quote for Week-43 2015 ~ Donna of the Dead
A body that’s been… uh… recently chewed on is in the process of “reanimation”. Its limbs and torso, motionless an instant ago, twitch and jerk. The creature’s leg twists in an impossible direction, allowing the figure to right itself. I recognize the newborn zombie: the Soap Nazi.
So much for the power of antibacterial gel.
Review for Sweet
This was an amazing book, though that ending. GAHHHHH. Also a warning, it is pretty gory and gruesome at parts, so if you are squeamish, then I would recommend you either skip the scenes or grab a less gory book.