A long while back, E, Has and myself did a post on the books we loved written by Tamora Pierce. My personal favourite is the Immortals series that is set in the Tortall Universe. I’ve been meaning for a while to do an overall review, and this past week, I’ve done a major re-read of […]
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Publisher: LUNA Publish Date: 20 September 2011 How I got this book: Net Galley When Harlequin started their LUNA imprint several years ago, little did I know that they would expose me to several authors who quickly made it to my autobuy list. I have been reading Michelle Sagara’s Chronicles of Elantra since about 2007
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Publisher: Tor Where did you get this book from: ARC from Publisher Release date: Out now This review contains some minor spoilers. Blurb taken from author’s official website: …Pride and Prejudice meets Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell. It is an intimate portrait of a woman, Jane, and her quest for love in a world where
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Publisher: Sourcebooks Jabberwocky Where did you get this book: Won in a contest Release date: Currently available This review contains spoilers! Blurb taken from authors’ official website: Sixteen year old Anne thinks her life is pretty ordinary – until she smacks into handsome, mysterious, and okay, annoying Ethan on her way to chemistry class. Now
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Sometime early last year I was either browsing my favorite book related blogs or looking on Amaxon.com for their list of recommended upcoming releases when I came across a book called Rosemary and Rue by Seanan McGuire. The back cover blurb caught my eye with the mention of a half Sidhe-half human Private Investigator, October
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One of the joys about moving or even just re-arranging your bookshelves is seeing old friends. You know, the books you re-read at least once a year whose covers are well worn and whose binding is cracked. The ones that even though you know every detail of the story you can still immerse yourself in
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