Book Blogger Hop & Follow Friday Sept 9th

Where to start? I am so glad that Spring is finally here, even though it has rained all day today, we did have a few lovely days of sunshine which promises good things to come. I’ve been keeping busy as usual but in just four weeks it will be time for our annual family  holiday and I can’t wait!

So during the last two weeks or so here is what I have read and reviewed (Click on the title to read and comment):

The Vampire Shrink (Kismet Knight #1) by Lynda Hilburn ★★

Northwoods Deep by Joel Arnold ★★★★★

Body of Sin (Sins of the Flesh #4) by Eve Silver ★★★★

Cybertraps for the Young by Frederick S Lane ★★★★

Death Line (Rafferty and Llewelyn #3) by Geraldine Evans ★★★★

Wayward (Witch Saga Wars #1) by Ashley Giraradi ★★★

The Egyptian (Dominic Grey #2) by Layton Green ★★★1/2

Birthday Pie by Arthur Wooten ★★★★

Quiet Anchorage by Ed Lynskey ★★★

Second Chance at the Sugar Shack (Sugar Shack #1) by Candis Terry ★★★

Fury (The Fury Trilogy #1) by Elizabeth Miles ★★

Truthseeker (Worldwalker Duology #1) by CE Murphy ★★★★

Wayfinder (Worldwalker Duology #2) by CE Murphy ★★★★1/2

The Siren’s Sting (Stevie Duveen #2) by Miranda Darling ★★★1/2

I’ve finished reading (but not yet reviewed):

Henry’s Sisters by Cathy Lamb ★★★★★

Hot Shot and Bothered (Lilly Hawkins #2) ★★★

In Transit by Kathleen Gerard ★★★1/2

Better Off Without Him by Dee Ernst ★★★★

Second Nature: A Love Story by Jacquelyn Mitchard ★★★★

Current Giveaways

It’s the last day to enter to win:

Rook: Allie’s War by JC Andrijeski ENTER HERE

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Winners of these contests and the Back to the Books Blog Hop will be announced tomorrow.

I also posted about:

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and

Book’d Out turned 1!

Now on to the hops…

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Q. Have you ever wanted a villain to win at the end of a story?  If so, which one??

Hmm I have been wracking my brains but I can’t really think of any book where I wanted the villain to win as such but there have been a few where I hoped they would be redeemed enough to  not die a horrible death. Al (the demon) from Kim Harrison’s Hollows/Rachel Morgan series comes to mind. There have been a handful of books where I wished the hero/heroine would die just to shut them up LOL

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http://crazy-for-books.com/2011/09/book-blogger-hop-99-912.html

Thanks to Lori for this week’s question!

“Many of us primarily read one genre of books, with others sprinkled in. If authors stopped writing that genre, what genre would you start reading? Or would you give up reading completely if you couldn’t read that genre anymore?”

This question doesn’t really apply to me because I regularly read a variety of genres. I sort of have a system where I don’t read a book of any one genre back to back (unless it’s a series). You can see by my list of books reviewed in the last two weeks at the top of this post that the genres include – urban fantasy, mystery, horror, young adult, contemporary, romance and thriller. I have always read like that, I couldn’t imagine only ever reading one genre:)

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