Blog Tour For Dumah's Demons by Ami Blackwelder From April 14, 2014 to April 21, 2014 - Come Join Us!

Hello Everyone! I am extremely happy to announce that Ami Blackwelder will be touring the blogosphere to promote her young adult Paranormal Thriller Dumah's Demons. This virtual book tour is being hosted by Bewitching Book Tours and will last from April 14, to April 21, 2014!

Ms. Blackwelder is also doing an awesome giveaway - she is giving away a copy of Dumah's Demons as an ebook and a Dumah's Demons Bookmark to one lucky winner at the end of her Blog Tour. Be sure to fill out the Rafflecopter form below, and I wish you all the very best of good luck in taking part!

Here is a picture of the prizes, so you know what you can look forward to:

Dumah's Demons Blog Tour Information:

Meet Ami Blackwelder

Ami Blackwelder is a Paranormal and SciFi author. Her stories range from Tween and YA to Adult. Growing up in Florida, she graduated UCF and in 1997 received her BA in English and additional teaching credentials. Then she packed her bags and traveled overseas to teach in Thailand, Nepal, Tibet, China and Korea. She has always loved writing and wrote poems and short stores since childhood; however, her novels began when she was in Thailand in her thirties.

Having won the Best Fiction Award from the University of Central Florida (Yes, The Blair Witch Project University), her short fiction From Joy We Come, Unto Joy We Return was published in the on campus literary magazine: Cypress Dome and remains to this day in University libraries around the USA. Later, she achieved the semi-finals in a Laurel Hemingway contest and published a few poems in the Thailand’s Expat magazine, and an article in the Thailand’s People newspaper. Additionally, she has published poetry in the Korea’s AIM magazine, the American Poetic Monthly magazine and Twisted Dreams Magazine.

Connect and Socialize with Ami!

Twitter * Facebook * Website * AngelFire Chronicles on Facebook

About Dumah's Demons:

Dumah ran away from the orphanage with her brother Kian, but what they found on the streets separated them forever. Follow the life of Dumah and find out the motivation behind Dameon's advancements for Ali Maney.

This is an accompaniment novella to She Speaks to Angels and Falling Angels, and Angel Codes from the AngelFire Chronicles.

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Ami Blackwelder and Bewitching Book Tours is giving away an Ebook of Dumah's Demons and a Dumah's Demons Bookmark!

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Dumah's Demons Book Publicity Tour Schedule:

April 6th - Book Spotlight at Super Phoenix
April 8th-10th - Giveaway at Super Phoenix
April 10th-14th - Interview and Giveaway at The Gal in the Blue Mask
April 14th - Video Blog at Mythical Books - Topic: Why do we Need Novellas?
April 15th - Interview and Feature at Bewitching Book Tours Magazine
April 15th - Interview and Book Review at Emeraldfire's Bookmark
April 16th - Book Spotlight and Giveaway at 3 Partners in Shopping
April 17th - Interview and Giveaway at Pembroke Sinclair
April 18th - Video Blog at Fang-tastic Books - Topic: Characters and Giveaway
April 21st - Video Blog at Roxanne's Realm - Topic: Dumah's Demons and angels and demons
April 23rd - Book Review, Giveaway and Video Blog at All Things Romance - Topic: Falling Angels
April 25th - Book Review, Book Spotlight and Giveaway at J. Annas Walker's Romance and More

Dumah's Demons Excerpt:

The Dark Night

“Where are you Kian?” I shouted as sweat from my attacker slid down his crunched hairy knuckles and over my purpled lips. He punched me one last time before standing. Salty. I heaved, but couldn’t get enough breath to feel alive again.

His rusty smell lingered in the air, in my nostrils, on my skin. Hearing the hard clank of his boots pound away from me rang in my ears. He would always be a part of me now. He got inside of me - so deep inside of me that I could never forget his violation.

“Kian?” I shivered. Even my brother couldn’t rescue me. I lay alone in the dark, in the alley somewhere in Manhattan, as one eye which hadn’t swollen watched the gang that attacked me meander off into the distance. They disappeared in seconds as if they had never come to me - but they had.

Before I fell unconscious I caught a glimpse of Kian twisted on the alley several yards from me. With his back against the street, his arms lay over his head entangled as if they had tried to grab something before he had been hit. His right leg curled up and over his left. He must have struggled, like me. But he could never understand what I went through, this moment of blood and violence would forever divide us.

Blackness.

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Book Blast For Gods of War by Storm Kesocascay

Hello Everyone! I hope that you're all having a wonderful day today. I am delighted to welcome Storm Kesocascay, author of the young adult sci-fi,Gods of War to Emeraldfire's Bookmark. Mr. Kesocascay is currently on a Book Blast tour with Pump up Your Book! lasting through mid-March. This is also my eleventh Book Blast post ever, but I still hope that I do Gods of War by Storm Kesocascay justice.

Mr. Kesocascay is also doing an awesome giveaway - he is giving away a $25 Amazon Giftcard to one lucky winner at the end of his Book Blast Blog Tour. Be sure to fill out the Rafflecopter form below, and I wish you all the very best of good luck in taking part!

About Gods of War:

A long time ago, an ancient god sought to pool the powers of his brethren in order to create beauty out of chaos. He created the Divine Covenants, or Accords, which bound the gods’ powers together. They could have lived forever, peaceably and surrounded by paradise. However, one ancient god soon used the pooled powers for evil and was banished by his own son to eternal confinement.

Years later, in 1882 Atlantis Time, the continents still exist in the form of Pangaea—one huge, connected continent. The son who once banished his own father still lives as the god of war. His name is Arylos, and he has forgotten about his confined family foe—until he witnesses a suspicious murder in the midst of dreams. The murder turns out to be fact; someone has conjured Arylos’s father and died in the process.

Now, Aryas is back. He longs for power and revenge, against both his son and all of human kind. With the help of his Black Dog soldiers, Arylos must find a way to return his father to the grave. But does he have the strength to condemn his own father twice? The fate of Atlantis and all of reality is in Arylos’s hands, for if Pangea falls, so will reality, sucked into the dark madness of one power-hungry immortal.

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Meet Storm Kesocascay

Storm Kesocascay is a 16-year old teacher for the online website italki.com for Turkish, English and Japanese. His long-time dream was to become an author and a music artist.

Storm is a student at Parkview High School living in Springfield, Missouri.

Currently, he is still working on his debut album and finished his debut book Gods of War and is working on the second book The Night and Day.

Terms and Conditions:

• By entering the giveaway, you are confirming you are at least 18 years old.
• Two winners will be chosen via Rafflecopter to receive one $25 Amazon Gift Certificate or Paypal Cash.
• This giveaway begins November 11 and ends November 22.
• Winners will be contacted via email on Monday, November 25, 2013.
• Winner has 48 hours to reply.

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Blog Tour For A Comedy of Erinn by Celia Bonaduce From April 7, 2014 to April 30, 2014 - Come Join Us!

Hello Everyone! I am extremely happy to announce that Celia Bonaduce will be touring the blogosphere to promote her Contemporary Romance A Comedy of Erinn. This virtual book tour is being hosted by Pump up Your Book and will last from April 7, to April 30, 2014!

A Comedy of Erinn Blog Tour Information:

Meet Celia Bonaduce

Celia Bonaduce is an award-winning producer whose credits cover a lot of ground – everything from field-producing ABC’s Extreme Makeover: Home Edition to writing for many of Nickelodeon’s animated series, including Hey, Arnold and Chalkzone. If Celia Bonaduce’s last name is any indication, she is proof that TV talent runs in the family.

An avid reader, entering the world of books has always been a lifelong ambition. The Merchant of Venice Beach is book one of her three-book deal with eKensington, a digital imprint of Kensington Publishing Corp. The follow up novel, A Comedy of Erinn, has also been released, and book three, Much Ado About Mother, will be coming out on May 14, 2014.

You can visit Celia Bonaduce’s website at http://celiabonaduce.com.

Connect and Socialize with Celia!

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About A Comedy of Erinn:

Erinn Wolf needs to reinvent herself. A once celebrated playwright turned photographer, she’s almost broke, a little lonely, and tired of her sister’s constant worry. When a job on a reality TV show falls into her lap, she’s thrilled to be making a paycheck - and when a hot Italian actor named Massimo rents her guesthouse, she’s certain her life is getting a romantic subplot. 

But with the director, brash, gorgeous young Jude, dogging her every step, she can’t help but look at herself through his lens–and wonder if she’s been reading the wrong script all along…

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A Comedy of Erinn Book Publicity Tour Schedule:

Monday, April 7 - Book Review at Babbling About Books and More

Monday, April 7 - Book Review at Margay Leah Justice’s Blog
Tuesday April 8 - Book Review at Carol’s Notebook
Wednesday, April 9 - Book Review at Book Club Sisters
Thursday, April 10 - Book Review at Sharon’s Garden of Book Reviews
Friday, April 11 - Interview at Raven Reviews
Monday, April 14 - Book Review at Chicklit Pad
Thursday, April 17 - Book Featured at Maureen’s Musings
Monday, April 21 - Book Review at Satisfaction for Insatiable Readers
Wednesday, April 23 - Book Featured at CBY Book Club
Friday, April 25 - Book Review at Jersey Girl Book Reviews
Monday, April 28 - Book Review at Emeraldfire’s Bookmark
Monday, April 28 - Interview at Lori’s Reading Corner
Monday, April 28 - Book Review at My Devotional Thoughts
Tuesday, April 29 - Book Review at Svetlana’s Reads and Views
Wednesday, April 30 - Book Review at The Book Connection

A Comedy of Erinn Excerpt:

“You’ve made your point. Now let’s go,” Jude said, trying to take the camera case out of her hands.

“Oh? And exactly what is my point?”

“That you’re the teacher’s pet…the good little camera girl who won’t let a blizzard stop her. Now let’s get out of here!”

The wind picked up and Erinn almost lost her balance. She realized that the ground was starting to freeze underneath them. She admitted to herself that there was no point in being out – she’d never get a shot worth having, even if they didn’t freeze to death.

“When defeat is inevitable, it is wisest to yield,” Erinn yelled to Jude.

“Whatever, dude. Let’s bounce.”

Jude threw the gear in the back and felt his way to the passenger side. They both got in and Erinn started the car. She hoped Jude would stay quiet. She was feeling so shaky. Not from the cold, but from the realization that she was not being a good producer. To put it in Jude’s vernacular, she sucked!

Erinn tried to pull out onto the road, but the wheels just spun on the ice. Erinn and Jude looked at each other.

“Are we stuck?” Jude asked.

“We can’t be,” Erinn said. “This is an SUV. It must be four wheel drive.”

“Not necessarily,” Jude said. “Do you see any kind of lever or button or anything that would let you switch to four wheel drive?”

“No. There isn’t anything. Are we doomed?”

“Doomed? Jesus, Erinn. You are a glass empty kind of girl, aren’t ya?”

“Actually, I’m a “the glass is the wrong size” kind of girl…woman…but I think that’s beside the point right now. What should I do?”

“Start rocking the car. Put it in first, then reverse, then first, then reverse. Then give it a little gas and see if we can get out of this.”

Erinn started shifting gears and made a mental note. Next time, she wouldn’t settle for anything less than an SUV with four wheel drive.

Miraculously, the car shot forward. Erinn gasped and Jude slapped her on the shoulder approvingly. Erinn turned slightly towards what she hoped was the road…it was so covered in snow that she couldn’t actually see a road, but it must be there. Making sure no one was coming – fat chance, she thought – she started inching the Explorer through the ice and snow. She was creeping forward, when the car became completely unresponsive and started sliding towards the right. Pushing the gas did nothing. Turning the steering wheel did nothing.

“Oh, no,” Erinn said.

“What?”

“The car has lost traction. We’re skating on the ice.”

Erinn frantically turned the wheel to right and then to the left. The car continued to slide.

“Stay cool, Erinn. We’re on flat ground. Nothing can happen. Just chill.”

Erinn tried to relax, but the car kept sliding sideways, the weight of the vehicle causing it to pick up speed. Clearly, they weren’t on completely flat ground or the SUV wouldn’t be hurling itself sideways, but Erinn decided now was not the time to argue this point.

Erinn felt the vehicle tipping. She was jolted violently sideways and caught, suspended, by the seatbelt. She craned her neck to look at Jude, who was looking UP at her from the passenger seat. The SUV was completely on its side, like a gigantic dead beast.

“Now, we’re doomed,” he said.

Erinn tried without success to free herself from the seatbelt. With every gyration, the belt tightened around her neck. She tried to hold still. She craned her neck and watched Jude brace himself against the passenger door with his right arm. This gave his seatbelt some slack and he was able to release the lever. He thudded against the passenger door, but at least he was free. Erinn felt her breastbone pressing into the seatbelt as she hung sideways. She watched as Jude twisted himself around, crablike, and faced her. She looked into his eyes.

“The camera case,” she said.

Jude sat back on his heels.

“Dude,” he said. “Seriously? Forget the gear right now. We’re in deep s**t.”

“The camera…” Erinn breathed heavily. “Check the camera…”

“What are you…one of those freaks who needs to record their own death?

“His or her own death,” Erinn corrected, gasping. “ ‘One freak’ is singular.”

“You are so pushing your luck, lady,” Jude said.

Erinn was running out of breath, and she hung limply forward.

“Come on, Tin Lizzy,” Jude said, wedging his back against her.

He must look like Atlas with me on his back instead of the world.

She had her eyes closed, but she vaguely sensed that he must be standing on the passenger window…or the passenger arm rest. What if he broke one of them? Would the rental company charge them? Did she buy the right insurance? Weren’t they in enough trouble having skidded into a ditch?

Erinn heard Jude’s voice through the fog. His back was to her.

“When I lift you up, you need to unhook your seatbelt. Come on, Erinn, you can do this.”

Jude gave the faintest of pushes, but not enough to lift her.

“Crap,” Jude said. “I can’t get enough traction with the console in the way.”

Jude turned around so that he was facing her. Their eyes met.

“The camera case,” she said.

Jude ignored her, and tried to lift her off the seat belt, but there was no way around the console.

“S**t! Crap!” Jude said.

“Jude…there’s a knife…” Erinn croaked.

“…in the camera case!” he said.

Erinn could hear him scramble to the back of the SUV and unlock the camera case. Erinn was reminded of sounds one hears when one is drifting off to sleep. Every noise sounds strangely amplified – and yet the sound is of no interest. She had the vague sensation of falling and when her head cleared, she was laying on Jude, up against the passenger window. Jude was panting for breath, knife held aloft. She could hear the slit seatbelt clanking behind her.

She reached around Jude’s neck. His expression changed, softening. She touched the passenger window behind his head.

“Thank God it’s not broken.”

“Lady, I have a knife.”

Erinn was suddenly very aware that she was pressed up against Jude. She tried to lift herself off him, but each time she thudded back against him.

May you read well and often

Introducing Loving in Time by A. E. Kirk!

Meet A. E. Kirk

Abi Kirk is a writer of sorts. Mostly she writes about fantasy or science-fiction for young adults and or horror for adults. After teaching and travelling most of Asia in 2012 and early 2013, Abi now lives in Devon, UK and is constantly inspired by the views of the sloping, idyllic landscapes around her.

She got her inspiration to write this book while competing for a Writers Competition on Wattpad in 2011, and after coming in joint second, Abi was guided by her fans and readers to seek out publishers.

Her first published book, Loving In Time, can be found on the Amazon UK and Pegasus Publishers websites for those who live outside of the UK.

Connect and Socialize with A. E.!

Twitter * Facebook * Goodreads

Loving in Time by A. E. Kirk (2013)

Length: 370 pages

Purchase Your Copy From Pegasus Publishing and Amazon UK!

Loving in Time Blurb:

High school student Helen Xenakis is not just a teenager, she is also a Princess of Sparta. When her guards travel to her time, from the past, they take her back to the time of Trorian war, but there is someone that threatens her new regal life. Can Helen truly have her soul-mate or is her heart destined to be for someone else? And when a tragedy occurs, will she take up the mantle to do what needs to be done?

May you read well and often

Book Blast For There Be Goblins in the Wood by Christopher Gray

Hello Everyone! I hope that you're all having a wonderful day today. I am delighted to welcome Christopher Gray, author of the young adult fantasy There Be Goblins in the Wood to Emeraldfire's Bookmark. Mr. Gray is currently on a Book Blast tour with Pump up Your Book! lasting through mid-March. This is also my tenth Book Blast post ever, but I still hope that I do There Be Goblins in the Wood by Christopher Gray justice.

Mr. Gray is also doing an awesome giveaway - he is giving away a $25 Amazon Giftcard to one lucky winner at the end of his Book Blast Blog Tour. Be sure to fill out the Rafflecopter form below, and I wish you all the very best of good luck in taking part!

About There Be Goblins in the Wood:

Combe Dingle Wood can be found (if you look really hard) in the heart of the Somerset countryside. It exists in that twilight time between myth and reality. It belongs to the era when walkabout scarecrows and Aunt Sallies wandered the hills and vales of the English West country. The local folk can tell you stories of their experiences when entering the wood. Most people that wander in wander out again with a smile on their faces and a sense of well-being. No one has ever quite put their finger on why this should be- they can only say there is something magical about the place. 

The Chronicles of Combe Dingle Wood are a series of stories about the unique folk that inhabit the wood. They have exciting adventures in ‘Between time’ (created for them by a friendly witch). They encounter dangers, but they do so with a sense of humour and fortitude that is typical of the West Country folk. It was a few years after the Second Year War when I first encountered the real inhabitants of Combe Dingle Wood.

Were they people trees or tree people? You know to this day I am still not sure. Perhaps you could decide? The story books I have produced are based on the records and drawings I kept in my diary all those years ago.

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Meet Christopher Gray

Christopher Gray was born and raised in the English West County. He is a retired Primary School Head teacher and a professional artist and Lay Preacher.

Pump Up Your Book and Christopher are teaming up to give you a chance to win a $25 Amazon Gift Card!

Terms and Conditions:

• By entering the giveaway, you are confirming you are at least 18 years old.
• One winner will be chosen via Rafflecopter to receive one $25 Amazon Gift Certificate
• This giveaway begins March 3 and ends on March 14.
• Winners will be contacted via email on March 15, 2014.
• Winner has 48 hours to reply.

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Introducing Scraps of Paper by Kathryn Meyer Griffith!

Hello everyone! Well, if you follow my reviews or my blog, you may have noticed that Kathryn Meyer Griffith - author of 19 novels, 2 novellas and 12 short stories - stopped by and commented that Amazon would be hosting a free Kindle download for Scraps of Paper - Revised Author's Edition - the first book in her Spookie Town Mystery Series - for four days only.

Yes, from  Tuesday, April 1, 2014 until Saturday, April 5, 2014, Kathryn Meyer Griffith's murder mystery Scraps of Paper - Revised Author's Edition will be available to download for free from Amazon. Grab your copy today!

I had the pleasure of reading All Things Slip Away - the second book in The Spookie Town Mystery Series - back on March 15th, and I'm looking forward to reading Scraps of Paper some time very soon.

   Meet Kathryn Meyer Griffith

Kathryn Meyer Griffith is a wife of almost 35 years (husband, Russell), mother (one son, James) and grandmother (two grandchildren, Caitlyn and Joshua). She was a graphic designer in the corporate world for 23 years; and has published with Dorchester, Kensington, Avalon Books, The Wild Rose Press, Amazon Kindle Direct, Damnation Books and Eternal Press, and Amazon Publishing. Six years ago Kathryn crossed over into e-books as well as paperbacks and now all her old/new books are in ebooks...and soon to be in Audio Books from ACX.

She loves cats and nature, classic rock and country music (her brother, J. S. Meyer www.jsmeyermusic.com, is a singer/songwriter and does the songs for all her self-made book trailers that are on her websites). Kathryn loves to interact with her readers, so visit her at either of the following websites: www.myspace.com/kathrynmeyergriffith, www.bebo.com/kathrynmeyerG or www.authorsden.com/kathrynmeyergriffith to see all of her book covers and trailers.

Scraps of Paper - Revised Author's Edition by Kathryn Meyer Griffith (2013)

Length: 192 pages

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Scraps of Paper Blurb: 

Abigail Sutton's beloved husband walks out one night, doesn't return, and two years later is found dead, a victim of a long ago crime. It's made her sympathetic to the missing and their families.

Starting her new life, Abigail moves to small town and buys a fixer-upper house left empty when old Edna Summers died. Once it was also home to Edna's younger sister, Emily, and her two children, Jenny and Christopher, who, people believe, drove away one night, thirty years ago, and just never came back.

But in renovating the house Abigail finds scraps of paper hidden behind baseboards and tucked beneath the porch that hint the three could have been victims of foul play. Then she finds their graves hidden in the woods behind the house and with the help of the eccentric townspeople and ex-homicide detective, Frank Lester, she discovers the three were murdered. Then she and Frank try to uncover who killed them and why...but in the process awaken the ire of the murderer.

This book is the first of a series. The second book, All Things Slip Away, where Abigail and Frank's sleuthing adventures continue is also for sale on Amazon.

All Things Slip Away - Revised Author's Edition by Kathryn Meyer Griffith (2014)

Length: 264 pages

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All Things Slip Away Blurb:

Ten years ago Frank Lester, a Chicago homicide detective, thought he had rid himself forever of the Mud People Killer who’d kidnapped and murdered six people. Frank had shot him as he’d fled through a snowy night; had killed him, he believed, though a body was never found. 

But the killer wasn’t dead. He’d only been waiting to take his revenge on Frank and those he cares about now…ten years later. Frank retired early and is living back in his hometown of Spookie when the killer resurfaces to take up where he left off. Kidnapping more innocents and tormenting Frank and the people he cares about. 

Unless Frank and his artist girlfriend, Abigail Sutton, can find and stop him before he kills more people and perhaps both of them.

May you read well and often

Reading Wrap-up For February at Emeraldfire's Bookmark

Hello everyone out there and I hope that you all had a terrific reading month for yourselves. I am known as Emeraldfire around the Internet and this is my new personal reading blog.

Anyway, I started out February with about two hundred unread books lying around the house and ended the month with...umm...uncountable amounts of books unread. All of the books that I acquired this month came from authors, Amazon, Smashwords  and Paperback Swap.

Let me try to break down the influx for you:

Changes to the TBR pile

Read from my TBR pile (Yes! I am a reading machine :))
- Run With the Wolves: The Pack by T. C. Tombs
- Porcelain Keys by Sarah Beard 
- A Bandit's Betrayed Heart by Michelle McLean
- The Feast: A Parable of the Ring by Kathryn Elizabeth Jones
- External Forces by Deborah Rix
- Fog City Strangler by Greg Messel
- A Hunter's Passion by Gwen Knight
- Secrets and Lies by Christine Amsden

Added to my TBR pile (oh well, you win some and you lose some! :))
- Loving in Time by A. E. Kirk
- Altered States by Paul J. Newell
- Phantom Summer by Amy Sparling
- Getting It by Andrew Culture
- Giving Chase by Hannah Hooton
- Wolves of Rome by Christopher Lee Buckner
- The Trouble With Sin by Victoria Vane
- An Evil Shadow by A. J. Davidson
- Lady Em's Indiscretion by Elena Greene
- Love me Anyway by J. L. Redington
- Born of Oak and Silver by Marie McKean
- Mirror's Edge: Trapped by Corrie Fisher
- Primal Obsession by Susan Vaughan
- Come Like Shadows by Welwyn Wilton Katz
- Deeper by Blue Ashcroft
- The Romanov Legacy by Jenni Wiltz
- Lucy Pinkston and the Lost Mine by Cheryl St. James
- Godhunter by Amy Sumita
- Exile on Slain Street by P. J. Morse
- Deeds of a Master Archer: A Short Story by J. H. Bográn
- Becoming Red by Jess Raven and Paula Black
- The Concrete Grove by Gary McMahon
- Ambrose Fountain by Brian Sieve
- Candle in the Darkness by Lynn Austin
- God in the Kitchen by Brooke Williams
- The Cloud Seeders by James Zerndt
- Schism: The Battle For Darracia by Michael Phillip Cash
- Unveiled by Kristina Cook
- The Sea Wife by Holly Cook
- The Soul of the Sun by Genevieve Crownson
- Dinosaur Lake by Kathryn Meyer Griffith
- Life in the Palace by Catherine Green
- If That Looking Glass Gets Broken by Karl Drinkwater
- The Third Magic by Molly Cochran

Taken off my TBR pile and sent to a new home (Yay! Happy Dance! :))
- Run With the Wolves: The Pack by T. C. Tombs
- Porcelain Keys by Sarah Beard
- A Bandit's Betrayed Heart by Michelle McLean
- The Feast: A Parable of the Ring by Kathryn Elizabeth Jones
- External Forces by Deborah Rix
- A Hunter's Passion by Gwen Knight

Well, there it is...the breakdown! All in all, a very good reading month for me, considering. Here's a further breakdown:

Books Read: 8

Pages Read: 2,178

Grade Range: A+! to A!

So, there you go! The reading month that was February. I hope that you all had an equally good reading month; if not a little better. :) See you all next month! :)

May you read well and often