The Better To See You by Kate SeRine

February 20th, 2013 Kimberly Guest Post, Review 8 Comments

20th Feb
The Better To See You by Kate SeRine

The Transplanted Tale series by Kate SeRine is such a fun series with zany characters straight from our beloved fairy-tales. The story goes that a spell gone awry in Make Believe ripped some characters from their pages into our world. Now they are forced to live among the ordinaries in the Here and Now. They have rules for blending in and they are strictly enforced by the Fairytale Management Authority. In the first book, we …

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The Bonded by John Falin

January 14th, 2013 Kimberly Review 3 Comments

14th Jan
The Bonded by John Falin

Wow, I saw this on a few blogs during a blog tour and expressed my interest in reading it. (OK..It was the cover..I mean look at it! Awesome.) Imagine my delight when the author asked me if I’d like an ARC of The Bonded.

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Guardians of Stone by Anita Clenney

December 4th, 2012 Kimberly Review 25 Comments

4th Dec
Guardians of Stone by Anita Clenney

When I saw the cover and the blurb for Guardians of Stone I immediately set out to order it for my Nook. Now many of you know I have a self-imposed rule about only buying eBooks during 2012. Now I have gotten around that a few times on holidays by specifically asking for a particular book, but you can only get away with that so many times.

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Undeadly by Michele Vail

November 20th, 2012 Kimberly Review 1 Comment

20th Nov
Undeadly by Michele Vail

The cover whore in me desperately wanted to read Undeadly and once I read the synopsis and saw the word reaper, I was all over this. The first in the Reaper Diaries I was both delighted and disappointed. The premise for this urban fantasy is brilliant,  but the protagonist and the choppy story-line had me shaking my head..

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River Road by Suzanne Johnson

November 13th, 2012 Kimberly Review 2 Comments

13th Nov
River Road by Suzanne Johnson

I am completely in love with the Sentinels of New Orleans series and author Suzanne Johnson. I devoured the first book Royal Street and then proceeded to beg Tor for an advanced copy of River Road. Johnson has created such an exciting urban fantasy. Delicious, well fleshed out characters, supernatural creatures and excellent world building have made this one of my favorite new series. The tale is set in the rich, eclectic city of New …

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