Book reviews, book talk, and some extra dabbling delights.
Jo has had better days. After quitting her Warden job, she's trying to make as a weather girl. It's not all sunshine and rainbows. Her powers are on the fritz, her Djinn boyfriend is on the verge of going full ifrit, and to make it worse, her high-maintenance sister showed up at her door looking for a place to stay. But that's nothing in the grand scheme of things. Not when the world is on the verge of ending...again.
Jo discovers that the Weather Wardens may not be as good as they claim. While in Las Vegas, she revisits an old assignment and is given an ultimatum amid life-altering news.
Jo has only just begun her new life as a Djinn and the world is trying to end. When she realizes it may be her fault she'll do anything to stop it and save David who is being held captive by a Warden with sick intentions tha
There's always something going on in Morganville and it doesn't always have to do with vampires. In a complete collection of short stories, experience Morganvile, Texas in ways you never expected
Jo only wanted to excel and prove she could be a Weather Warden and not a problem. But now, she's on the run and searching for the only one who can help her, Lewis, and he's also on the run for stealing three bottles of Djinn. She was never known for doing things the easy way.
OO've got quite the selection coming up this month and I'm very excited about them. Take a peek to see for yourself. Some paranormal and some humor which I always enjoy.
A bit of a shorter wrap-up this month but some decent books. Bye-bye, 2020! Hello, 2021!
Time to show off the books I've loved this year. It's always so hard to choose. Also, I've got a giveaway for you guys! Have a happy and safe New Year!
Claire Danvers and her friends come home from Boston to discover Morganville is different, cleaned up, and there are no vampires anywhere. They should be ecstatic, but what's taken over the town, the Daylight Foundation, is far worse than the vampires that own it. It's time ot save their home sweet home from humanity's dreadful nightmare.
In honor of Rachel Caine, I've focused on a few quotes from her books that have always caught my attention and remained memorable.
The Scarlet Reader 