Title: Manifest: A Mystyx Novel Author: Artist Arthur Publisher: Kimani Press TRU Source: Columbus Metropolitan Library Artist Arthur captures the essence of a teenage girl unhappy with her lot in life. Her parents have divorced and her mother’s remarried. Krystal Bentley no longer lives in New York City and has moved with her mother to… Continue reading Manifest: A Mystyx Novel by Artist Arthur
Month: September 2010
Community Interview with Artist Arthur – Part 2
Welcome back! Lisa Roe, Online Publicist, arranged for Artist Arthur to do a community interview for the release of her book, Manifest: A Mystyx Novel. I’ve separated the interview into two parts for easier reading. Here is Part 1. Tomorrow I’ll have a review of Manifest available for you. 13. The Book Owl said…What are… Continue reading Community Interview with Artist Arthur – Part 2
Community Interview with Artist Arthur – Part 1
Lisa Roe, Online Publicist, arranged for Artist Arthur to do a community interview for the release of her book, Manifest: A Mystyx Novel. I’ve separated the interview into two parts for easier reading. Tomorrow I’ll have a review of Manifest available for you. 1. Cleverly Inked said…Do you feel being able to Manifest is blessing… Continue reading Community Interview with Artist Arthur – Part 1
It Officially Feels Like Autumn
The past two years I’ve spent part of my autumn at Top Sail Beach, North Carolina with extended family. Each time upon my return it seemed fall was really here. Two days ago it was 90 degrees. Today is the day when it really feels like autumn for me.  I woke up to rain which made… Continue reading It Officially Feels Like Autumn
Giveaway and Recipe Exchange from Two Writing Friends
Oh! I nearly forgot to tell you about a current giveaway and an upcoming recipe exchange. Rhonda Parrish is giving away a copy of Shades of Greenon Goodreads. The contest ends on September 30th. I reviewed Shades of Green in February and followed that up with an interview. Starting October 5th, Beth Cato is holding… Continue reading Giveaway and Recipe Exchange from Two Writing Friends
My Soul to Lose by Rachel Vincent
Title: My Soul to Lose Author: Rachel Vincent Publisher: Harlequin Teen Source: My personal library My Soul to Lose is a prequel novella intended to get the reader hooked on the Soul Screamers series of books by Rachel Vincent. It works. As soon as I was done reading it, I reserved the first book at the… Continue reading My Soul to Lose by Rachel Vincent
Early to Death, Early to Rise by Kim Harrison
Title: Early to Death, Early to Rise Author: Kim Harrison Publisher: Harper Source: Columbus Metropolitan Library When we last met Madison Avery she was left in charge of the dark reapers. Not believing in fate, she decides there are going to be new rules put into place. Her reapers are going to give people a choice… Continue reading Early to Death, Early to Rise by Kim Harrison
Mailbox Monday – September 20th
This is my first Mailbox Monday this month. A big thank you to Bermudaonion at Bermudaonion’s Weblog for hosting Mailbox Monday this month. My husband made his annual trip to Toronto for work and brought me back two books this year. He either picks out a book I’ll like with an interesting Canadian cover or something… Continue reading Mailbox Monday – September 20th
BBAW Day 4: Forgotten Treasures
  Today’s Topic: Sure we’ve all read about Freedom and Mockingjay but we likely have a book we wish would get more attention by book bloggers, whether it’s a forgotten classic or under marketed contemporary fiction. This is your chance to tell the community why they should consider reading this book! I had to… Continue reading BBAW Day 4: Forgotten Treasures
Interview with Suey of It’s All About Books
It’s that time of year again… Book Blogger Appreciation Week! Today is interview day and I’ve been paired up with Suey of It’s All About Books. I hope you enjoy getting to know Suey like I did. Amber: How did you decide to name your blog “It’s All About Books… and life’s other adventures too!”?… Continue reading Interview with Suey of It’s All About Books