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The Bet­ter To Hold You (2009) by Alisa Kwit­ney writ­ing as Alisa Sheck­ley is the author of two of my favorite con­tem­po­rary romances The Dom­i­nant Blonde and Flirt­ing in Cars. She is writ­ing a new series fea­tur­ing were­wolves.
What makes Kwitney’s sto­ries stand out for me is her char­ac­ters — they always feel real to me and […]

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Bone Crossed (2009) by Patri­cia Briggs is the fourth book in the Mercy Thomp­son series. Were­wolves, fae, vam­pires and other hid­den crea­tures live among humans or so says Mercy, the nar­ra­tor of this series. By the way, I’ll try not to spoil it for you if you haven’t started this series yet.
Mercy is a shape shifter or […]

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I have yet to behold the won­der that is Neil Gaiman. I’ve heard through word of mouth how good he is but I have yet to read any of his books. How­ever, I do own a few. CNN did a inter­view with the author about his new book, Grave­yard, which is inspired by Kipling’s The Jun­gle Book. Instead of […]

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Club Dead (2003) finds Sookie Stack­house and her vam­pire boyfriend, Bill Comp­ton, arriv­ing at a cross­roads in their rela­tion­ship. Remem­ber­ing all that they’ve been through in the pre­vi­ous two books, it comes as no sur­prise but I am a lit­tle dis­ap­pointed that things dis­solved so quickly in their rela­tion­ship.
Twenty-six year old Sookie Stack­house lives in a small, rural town, […]

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Liv­ing Dead in Dal­las by Char­laine Har­ris, copy­right 2002, pub­lished by Ace, is the sec­ond book in her pop­u­lar South­ern Vam­pire series. It is avail­able in paper­back and in dig­i­tal for­mat of your choice. I might pos­si­bly be the last per­son on earth to not have read these books but I plan to rec­tify that.
The story cen­ters around […]

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The fol­low­ing is a TBR Day review by fel­low reader Sonia. Danc­ing with Were­wolves by Car­olé Nel­son Dou­glas is copy­right 2007 and is avail­able in paper­back and ebook at your favorite retailer.
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This month I read and fin­ished Danc­ing With Were­wolves: Delilah Street, Para­nor­mal Inves­ti­ga­tor by Car­olé Nel­son Dou­glas. Danc­ing With Were­wolves is a para­nor­mal with […]

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Iron Kissed by Patri­cia Briggs, pub­lished Jan 2008, is the third book in the Mercy Thomp­son series, pub­lished by Ace.
VW mechanic, Mercy Thomp­son, is a shape shifter. She is a walker who shifts from human to coy­ote at will.  In the world that Mercy inhab­its, the were­wolves, fae and vam­pires exist along­side humankind. 
How­ever, the fae and the were­wolves have been some­what forced […]

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Eclipse by Stephe­nie Meyer is avail­able in hard­cover and cat­e­go­rized as YA  and con­tin­ues the much antic­i­pated saga of Bella Swan and her vam­pire boyfriend, Edward Cullen.  Also there is the rest of the Cullen family: Dr. Carlisle and his wife, Esme, Alice and Jasper and Ros­alie and Emmett.  The Cul­lens have been liv­ing in Forks, Wash­ing­ton for […]

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Blood Bound (2007) by Patri­cia Briggs is an urban fan­tasy novel and the sec­ond book in the Mercy Thomp­son series.
Just in case you haven’t read the first book, Moon Called, here is a brief syn­op­sis for you: Mercy Thomp­son is a mechanic who is not human. She’s a coy­ote or  “walker”  who changes at will; coyotes are an ancient […]

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I will court you,” he said. “And I won’t give up. I will wait for you like I waited for you out­side that cave, and I’ll fol­low you like I fol­lowed you home that night, keep­ing you safe. I will wait for you because you are meant to be mine~” his voice grew husky with desire~“and because you’ll be worth […]

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New Moon by Stephe­nie Meyer was a much antic­i­pated book by many read­ers. How­ever, New Moon was a slight dis­ap­point­ment. The most cap­ti­vat­ing parts of New Moon for me would have to be the begin­ning and the end.
Yes, those are the scenes with Edward in it. How­ever, the author decided to _not_ have Edward and the Cullen fam­ily included […]

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Moon Called by Patri­cia Briggs, is the first book in a new series. The nar­ra­tor is Mer­cedes Thomp­son aka Mercy. She’s a “walker” who has a broth­er­hood with the coy­ote and runs her own mechanic shop in the Tri-Cities. Love the paw print tat­too, don’t you?
I thor­oughly enjoyed this urban fan­tasy by Patri­cia Briggs that is set in […]

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Miniwa has a strange pack of wolves breed­ing in their woods. Rit­u­als, leg­ends, Indi­ans and totems, all make for some inter­est­ing plot twists. Our nar­ra­tor is Jessie McQuade and boy, does she have a story to tell you about the were­wolves in her lit­tle town. Here is the back blurb:
Miniwa, Wis­con­sin is under siege, but not by the […]

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