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Not just on the list of books to be read, these books are actually stacked on my new bedside table. Most of these books I got at RT (one way or another *g*), and I should probably confess now that it will take me quite a while to read all of the books I brought back (and considering the number of duplicates I've been finding as I organize my books- it looks as if I'll be running a few contests in the future). I will try to post reviews of these as I finish them, along with a couple of other books I owe reviews. I had intended to post the pictures of the covers, but my contacts are drying out, so I think I'm going to finish this list and hit the sack. I'll be around tomorrow to visit everybody's blogs. 1) Satisfaction Guaranteed by Charlene Teglia- I'm reading this now, am on the second story and am enjoying it very much. 2) Seduced by the Storm by Sydney Croft (not out yet)- Larissa gave me this, and I can't wait to read it. I've enjoyed everything of hers I've read. 3) The Rest Falls Away by Colleen Gleason- She beat Nora in the Dear Author March Madness, now she's got me curious *g*. 4) Doctor's Orders by Jessica Andersen- I found a copy of another of her books in the Friends (of the Library) booksale and bought it. It was very interesting and well written, I'll read this, but I'm really waiting for her new series to come out (Mayans, gods, and preventing the end of the world- sounds great). 5) Boy Next Door by Amy Knupp- I did get this at RT, Maya gave it to me. Now I have all three of her books. 6) Dark Lies by Vivi Anna- I met her at RT, so I had to get a book of hers at the Book Fair. 7) Wild, Wicked, and Wanton by Jaci Burton- I got this in the gift bags that Maya handed out at the pizza party the first night at RT. I've read Surviving Demon Island and Hunting the Demon, so this should be interesting. 8) Colter's Woman by Maya Banks- Maya gave me this one and the next, and I've read other stories by her (plus the reader's group keeps saying those of us who haven't read this, really should read it). 9) Her Majesty, My Love by Sharon Long (aka Maya Banks) 10) Hunter's Salvation by Shiloh Walker- I read Shiloh's blog, and was glad I had the chance to meet her in person, and at some point I might even try to read these in order. 11) Forbidden by Lila Dubois- I won this in a drawing and have been going nuts busy ever since, so I'm putting this on the pile to make time to read it. 12) Girls that Growl by Mari Mancusi- I met the author when she was on the panel of a YA program at RT, and she gave me a copy of her book. Can't wait to read it, it sounds great. 13) The Ruby Key- Holly Lisle- I've been reading snippets of this whenever Holly posted them on her blog, and have been waiting for this to come out. The cover is amazing, the story is awesome, and the writer is my hero. What more could you ask for. Well, there's my list. I'm going to be now, the ringing in my ears is clashing with the music I've been listening to (it's not making the headache worse- it's just annoying me). I will be back tomorrow to check out the other lists, and try to post a snippet for Friday. Good Night. The purpose of the meme is to get to know everyone who participates a little bit better every Thursday. Visiting fellow Thirteeners is encouraged! If you participate, leave the link to your Thirteen in others comments. It’s easy, and fun! Trackbacks, pings, comment links accepted! View More Thursday Thirteen Participants |
Shannon Delaney
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I keep eyeing the stack of books I brought home longingly, but there are sooo many others before them... it'll be awhile, especially at my current snail's pace.
Hey, I know what you mean. But I figure if I'm not writing, I can at least get caught up on some of my reading. Maybe?
I've read #3 and #7, and they were both excellent. I look forward to seeing what you think of them, and how the others are.
Living overseas I'm usually pretty behind when it comes to books. Even with that my TBR pile is threatening to take over my bedroom!
Hey Darla- I'll let you know what I think. It might be a while though, things are about to get busy again. Sigh.
Hey Robin (and Darla)- If you're looking for specific books and can't find them where you are, feel free to let me know and I can't look for them for you. And I'll be running a couple of contests this summer with the duplicate books I've found in the rearranging of my books. :)
I think the only one of those that I'm really familiar with is the Ruby Key. And I keep forgetting to swing by a bookstore to grab it - must do that soon, maybe this weekend.
Happy TT, good to see you back!
Happy reading. Happy TT.
I can surely recommend The Rest Falls Away by Colleen Gleason. I love the Gardella Vampire Chronicles. I voted for her in the Dear Author March Madness. :-)
Thanks for visiting my deity TT!
I haven't read any of these books. Interesting.
I look forward to hearing more about them as you wade through that pile. You've got some good picks on that list! I only read one of them (I won't mention which) and found the bite didn't live up to the buzz ;)
I like TBR piles when they're actually a physical pile, somehow.
some familiar names and some not familiar names, I think the Mayan series sounds interesting too, I'm always on the lookout for those kind of settings/stories (archeaology degree, nope, not using it except to say I have it! LOL!)
Thanks for the list!
Hi everybody, thanks for stopping by and your kind words. I'll be sure to post my reviews as I read the books, and if any of you read them, please let me know what you thought. Have a great weekend. :)
There's nothing quite as much fun as gathering a bunch of great sounding reads and then making the time to relax and enjoy them. I think it's one of life's greatest pleasures. Your list of books sounds wonderful, Ann--enjoy! :-)
I agree with you, and I'm going to make the time to enjoy them. After all it is the summer, and I am running 3 summer reading programs, I should read over the summer (set a good example- right?). :)
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