Title: Kitty Goes to War Author: Carrie Vaughn Publisher: TOR Fantasy Source: Columbus Metropolitan Library This book doesn’t stray too far from some of the other plot lines in the series. Kitty is the only one who can save innocent people from being ravaged by X (in this case army soldiers turned into werewolves) but… Continue reading Kitty Goes to War by Carrie Vaughn
Month: October 2011
Milrose Munce and the Den of Professional Help by Douglas Anthony Cooper
Title: Milrose Munce and the Den of Professional Help Author: Douglas Anthony Cooper Publisher: Random House Source: My personal library From the Random House site: No one except Milrose Munce knows that ghosts of former students live in his school. Not only is Milrose aware of these ghouls – he’s on a first-name basis with… Continue reading Milrose Munce and the Den of Professional Help by Douglas Anthony Cooper
Vacation
I’m on vacation for the next week with limited internet access. Some reviews are scheduled to run while I’m gone. 🙂
Mailbox Monday – October 10th
A big thank you to Marcia at A Girl and Her Books for originating Mailbox Monday. This weekly meme is now on tour with a new host each month. October’s host is Serena of Savvy Verse & Wit. This will seem like a lot of books because I’m behind two weeks in participating in the Mailbox… Continue reading Mailbox Monday – October 10th
The Deadliest Bite by Jennifer Rardin
Title: The Deadliest Bite Author: Jennifer Rardin Publisher: Orbit Source: NetGalley I have two choices. Carve Brude’s name into Hell’s bile-encrusted gates. Or lose my soul. After an assassination attempt on Vayl, I find myself pulled into a tangled web that takes the gang to Romania. So how will I save a ghost, rescue a… Continue reading The Deadliest Bite by Jennifer Rardin
Little Red Riding Hood Revisited
Fairy tales, myths and legends can make some great starting points for writing ideas. I’ve noticed some new renditions out of the Little Red Riding Hood fairy tale from the last year or so. There’s Red Hood’s Revenge by Jim C. Hines, Iodine by C.L. Hilbert, and Red by Kait Nolan. Have you seen any others?