Publisher: Tor Book Where did you get this book from: Review Copy from publisher. Release Date: 29th June 2010 This review contains some spoilers. I must admit that I had almost given up on this series – mainly because of the lack of emotional build up between Kitty and her mate Ben. But Kitty’s House […]
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Publisher: Avon Where did you get this book: E-arc from the author. Release date: Out now. Blurb taken from fantasticfiction.co.uk: A lady must be prepared for anything . . . when marrying a scoundrel. Sadie Moon once thought she was in love. Then her dashing husband left her to seek his fortune, and she had
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Publisher: Carina Press. Where did you get the ebook from: ARC from author. Release date: Out now. This review contains some spoilers. Blurb taken from Carina Press’ official website: Austria, 1804 Eight years ago, composer Arie De Voss claimed his late mentor’s final symphony as his own and became an icon. But fame has a
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Publisher: Dorchester Where did you get this book: Purchased copy Release Date: Out now. Blurb taken from L.J Mcdonald’s site: Real love has no limitations. Kidnapped by slavers, Lizzie Petrule was dragged in chains across the Great Sea to the corrupt empire of Meridal. There beneath a floating citadel and an ocean of golden sand,
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster Kids UK, Simon Pulse Where did you get this book: Review copy from S&S. Release date: Out now. Blurb taken from Fantastic Fiction.com: She had seen Scarborough House only in her dreams. Now Megan was here, visiting the grandmother she’d never met, and her newfound cousin Matt, too handsome by far,
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Publisher: Simon and Schuster Kids, Hyperion Book CH. Where did you get this book from: Review copy from Simon and Schuster. Release date: Out now. There are a lot of YA books out that feature magical boarding schools, and sometimes when another one pops up, I think: Oh gosh, not again. But! Hex Hall, IMO,
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