Sunday Post #2

The Sunday Post is a weekly meme hosted by Kimba the Caffeinated Book Reviewer. 
~this meme was inspired in part by ~ In My Mailbox~

Last Week on the Blog

Blog Tour: Excerpt from Moonstone by Marilee Brothers
"Waiting On" Wednesday #2: Dark Triumph by R.L. LaFevers
What We Saw At Night by Jacquelyn Mitchard ~Audo Review
Etiquette & Espionage by Gail Carriger  ~Review
Arc Review: Mila 2.0 by Debra Driza ~Review
Cover Reveal: Found by Alyssa Rose Ivy

Giveaways/Upcoming Giveaways

Young Adult Giveaway Hop ~Ends 2/4
Moonstone Tour Giveaway
Order of Darkness: Changeling by Philippa Gregory Begins 2/4
Any e-book listed by Alyssa Rose Ivy

For Review & Tours

Received via Netgalley from the Publishers(Thanks to Cedar Fort, Inc, Bloomsbury Children's Books, and St. Martin's Press)

Received for Blog Tours

Notes

Have a Happy Sunday and a great week!

In My Bag #7

Here's what was in my bag this week, these are items for review, purchase and from the library ....

What's in your bag?
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For Review                   

Adult books for Review

Library Books

Purchase & Kindle Freebies

 

In My Mailbox is a weekly meme hosted by Kristi @ The Story Siren

 

Coverday Friday

Why Hello there

I absolutely love this cover, it looks like her hair is on fire. I am naturally a visual person and that is what usually draws me to a cover. The composition, and lighting all make this an awesome cover.

At the other end

Willow knows she’s different from other girls, and not just because she loves tinkering with cars. Willow has a gift. She can look into the future and know people’s dreams and hopes, their sorrows and regrets, just by touching them. She has no idea where this power comes from. But the assassin, Alex, does. Gorgeous, mysterious Alex knows more about Willow than Willow herself. He knows that her powers link to dark and dangerous forces, and that he’s one of the few humans left who can fight them. When Alex finds himself falling in love with his sworn enemy, he discovers that nothing is as it seems, least of all good and evil.

The Consideration Game:Behind the 459 pages