Resonance
Author: A.J. Scudiere
Narrator: Full Cast
Publisher: Griffyn Ink
Pub. Date.: Janurary 1 2010
Book Info:
The shift is coming. Soon. Dr. David Carter knows this. However, he's a
geologist, so 'soon' means anywhere from tomorrow to a thousand years from now.
People are dying. Now. Drs. Jordan Abellard and Jillian Brookwood are standing
at the edge of SuperAIDS. Or are they? They won't be able to figure it out if
they can t get some authorization signed--and soon. But they're peons and no one
is paying attention.
Whole species died at the last polar shift, 65 million years ago. Right now
Dr. Becky Sorenson has some seriously mutated frogs in her lab. In Los Angeles,
Bees are making abnormal columns on the side of the freeways. In Georgia, birds
are migrating out of season. It all makes a sick kind of sense when the doctors
consider that the last magnetic shift is strangely coincidental to the dinosaur
die-out. And the only similarity in the problems today is that each is occurring
in a 'hotspot'--a pocket of reverse polarity tells them all the shift is already
here.
My review:
So I was excited to try out my frist "Audio Movie" and the performance did not dissapoint! While the story/plot itself I couldnt really conect to I still enjoyed listening to this Audio Movie. Even though I couldnt really connect to the story from what I heard this book was well written, Scdiere is a really good author.
I liked how each character had his or her own personality which made the narration enjoyable. This also made it hard to pick a favorite charactor. The sound effects were also good and well placed and well used. I also think that the soundtrack really enhanced the whole production as well and I loved it!
I would reccomend this Audio Movie to people who like this genre and and to people who like listening to these types of audio books.
I are a few people I would like to thank for giving me the chance to listen and review this audio movie: Teresa from Teresa's Reading Corner and Samanta Lien.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Sunday, September 9, 2012
Power Feauture and Prize Pack Giveaway
I will be doing a feauture on the book Power by Debra Webbs.
Info: Debra Webb's POWER (the third ofher previously self-published series that started with OBSESSION and IMPULSE)goes on sale Tuesday 9/4 for a great $3.99 price. POWER is the firstpreviously unpublished book of the series (although as you might know ForeverYours has just published the first two as e-bookss in August).
Book Info:
Agent Jess Harris is back in another thrilling installment of Debra Webb's Faces of Evil series.
Jess is ready to start the next chapter in her life as the new deputy chief of Birmingham's major crimes division. But with her first love, Chief of Police Dan Burnett, acting as her new boss, it looks like Jess won't be able to put the past behind her that easily.
Jess has decided to focus all of her attention on work when a celebrated ballet instructor is found dead by one of her students. Though Jess's instincts tell her otherwise, the death is ruled an accident, and the case is assigned to another division. Still, Jess can't shake the feeling that there's more to the story, and her investigation leads her into the worlds of Birmingham's gang culture and its powerful elite.
Now Jess's investigation has dug a little too deep, and there's a target painted on her own forehead. Will she be able to solve the crime before her own life is in jeopardy?
Giveaway:
In celebration of this book release I will be giving away 1 Fall in love with Forever Prize Pack!!!
The prize pack Includes:
THE WARRIOR by Margaret Mallory
BAREFOOT IN THE RAIN- by Roxanne St. Claire
AN HEIRESS AT HEART by Jennifer Delamere
WHERE ANGELS REST by Kate Brady
TOO DANGEROUS TO DESIRE by Cara Elliott
TWO SINFUL SECRETS by Laurel McKee
To enter the giveaway see the bottom of my blog
Info: Debra Webb's POWER (the third ofher previously self-published series that started with OBSESSION and IMPULSE)goes on sale Tuesday 9/4 for a great $3.99 price. POWER is the firstpreviously unpublished book of the series (although as you might know ForeverYours has just published the first two as e-bookss in August).
Book Info:
Agent Jess Harris is back in another thrilling installment of Debra Webb's Faces of Evil series.
Jess is ready to start the next chapter in her life as the new deputy chief of Birmingham's major crimes division. But with her first love, Chief of Police Dan Burnett, acting as her new boss, it looks like Jess won't be able to put the past behind her that easily.
Jess has decided to focus all of her attention on work when a celebrated ballet instructor is found dead by one of her students. Though Jess's instincts tell her otherwise, the death is ruled an accident, and the case is assigned to another division. Still, Jess can't shake the feeling that there's more to the story, and her investigation leads her into the worlds of Birmingham's gang culture and its powerful elite.
Now Jess's investigation has dug a little too deep, and there's a target painted on her own forehead. Will she be able to solve the crime before her own life is in jeopardy?
Giveaway:
In celebration of this book release I will be giving away 1 Fall in love with Forever Prize Pack!!!
The prize pack Includes:
THE WARRIOR by Margaret Mallory
BAREFOOT IN THE RAIN- by Roxanne St. Claire
AN HEIRESS AT HEART by Jennifer Delamere
WHERE ANGELS REST by Kate Brady
TOO DANGEROUS TO DESIRE by Cara Elliott
TWO SINFUL SECRETS by Laurel McKee
To enter the giveaway see the bottom of my blog
Wednesday, September 5, 2012
American Dervish Giveaway
American Dervish is coming out soon in paperback! I am feauturing it here on my blog as I am hosting a giveaway to celebrate! (I will be giving away 3 copies of the paperback version as well as an audiobook version (which is a seperate giveaway)) See the bottom of my blog for details
Here is the book info:
Hayat Shah is a young American in love for the first time. His normal life of school, baseball, and video games had previously been distinguished only by his Pakistani heritage and by the frequent chill between his parents, who fight over things he is too young to understand. Then Mina arrives, and everything changes.
Mina is Hayat's mother's oldest friend from Pakistan. She is independent, beautiful and intelligent, and arrives on the Shah's doorstep when her disastrous marriage in Pakistan disintegrates. Even Hayat's skeptical father can't deny the liveliness and happiness that accompanies Mina into their home. Her deep spirituality brings the family's Muslim faith to life in a way that resonates with Hayat as nothing has before. Studying the Quran by Mina's side and basking in the glow of her attention, he feels an entirely new purpose mingled with a growing infatuation for his teacher.
When Mina meets and begins dating a man, Hayat is confused by his feelings of betrayal. His growing passions, both spiritual and romantic, force him to question all that he has come to believe is true. Just as Mina finds happiness, Hayat is compelled to act -- with devastating consequences for all those he loves most.
American Dervish is a brilliantly written, nuanced, and emotionally forceful look inside the interplay of religion and modern life. Ayad Akhtar was raised in the Midwest himself, and through Hayat Shah he shows readers vividly the powerful forces at work on young men and women growing up Muslim in America. This is an intimate, personal first novel that will stay with readers long after they turn the last page
I would like to thank Anna form hachette for letting me host this giveaway!
Here is the book info:
Hayat Shah is a young American in love for the first time. His normal life of school, baseball, and video games had previously been distinguished only by his Pakistani heritage and by the frequent chill between his parents, who fight over things he is too young to understand. Then Mina arrives, and everything changes.
Mina is Hayat's mother's oldest friend from Pakistan. She is independent, beautiful and intelligent, and arrives on the Shah's doorstep when her disastrous marriage in Pakistan disintegrates. Even Hayat's skeptical father can't deny the liveliness and happiness that accompanies Mina into their home. Her deep spirituality brings the family's Muslim faith to life in a way that resonates with Hayat as nothing has before. Studying the Quran by Mina's side and basking in the glow of her attention, he feels an entirely new purpose mingled with a growing infatuation for his teacher.
When Mina meets and begins dating a man, Hayat is confused by his feelings of betrayal. His growing passions, both spiritual and romantic, force him to question all that he has come to believe is true. Just as Mina finds happiness, Hayat is compelled to act -- with devastating consequences for all those he loves most.
American Dervish is a brilliantly written, nuanced, and emotionally forceful look inside the interplay of religion and modern life. Ayad Akhtar was raised in the Midwest himself, and through Hayat Shah he shows readers vividly the powerful forces at work on young men and women growing up Muslim in America. This is an intimate, personal first novel that will stay with readers long after they turn the last page
I would like to thank Anna form hachette for letting me host this giveaway!
Chryalis Chronicles
Chrysalis Chronicles: The Eye of the Desert Sand
by Edwin Wolfe
Book Info: (from Amazon)
My Review:
This was a fun and enjoyable read (however I might be biased since fantasy is one of my favorite genres). I love how it reminds me or all my favs like Alice in Wonderland and Stargate and others fantasy things like that.
The characters in this book were all great and the writting style was great in this book as well. I also loved the cover and the ending of this book was great as well. The book wasnt perfect however but it shows alot of promise and I cant wait to see what comes next! This is a great YA that would be excellent for many ages of readers. I would recomend this book.
I would like to thank the author very much for giving me a chance to review this book.
by Edwin Wolfe
Book Info: (from Amazon)
How many parents would believe their thirteen year old son who told them
that two vampires and a hooded stranger had tried to abduct him? Strange thing
is, young Ethan Fox is convinced his parents, George and Betsy do believe him.
Could it have something to do with the mysterious poem he wrote in his sleep? Or
maybe it has something to do with his past, the past he cannot remember before
his eighth birthday. Something strange is afoot, and it is about to turn Ethan's
world upside down.
While vacationing with his parents, to get away from the crazy events of the previous two weeks, Ethan encounters a young girl named Haley Hunt who he is strongly drawn to... and the feeling is mutual. Together, Ethan and Haley are lured to The Residence, home of the Caretakers, an organization of intelligent beings sent to earth to nurture the human race and protect them from un-earthly influences.
Armed with special abilities, including the power to evolve any earthly creature, the Caretakers take in their unexpected guests. They have been watching young Ethan Fox, and are curious as to why the Grimleavers, their mortal enemy on earth, would want to abduct a young human child. Together, Ethan and Haley journey to magical worlds, make new friends, and help the Caretakers unravel the stories greatest mysteries. Along the way, they learn that the Caretakers have been here since the beginning of human history and have played a key role in shaping human lore. In their world, vampires, werewolves, trolls, and even Medusa herself really do exist but have been kept hidden from the human world around them. Ethan is the key as they ultimately discover the Grimleavers true intentions, to unlock the four portals to the elemental worlds of the Chrysalis.
While vacationing with his parents, to get away from the crazy events of the previous two weeks, Ethan encounters a young girl named Haley Hunt who he is strongly drawn to... and the feeling is mutual. Together, Ethan and Haley are lured to The Residence, home of the Caretakers, an organization of intelligent beings sent to earth to nurture the human race and protect them from un-earthly influences.
Armed with special abilities, including the power to evolve any earthly creature, the Caretakers take in their unexpected guests. They have been watching young Ethan Fox, and are curious as to why the Grimleavers, their mortal enemy on earth, would want to abduct a young human child. Together, Ethan and Haley journey to magical worlds, make new friends, and help the Caretakers unravel the stories greatest mysteries. Along the way, they learn that the Caretakers have been here since the beginning of human history and have played a key role in shaping human lore. In their world, vampires, werewolves, trolls, and even Medusa herself really do exist but have been kept hidden from the human world around them. Ethan is the key as they ultimately discover the Grimleavers true intentions, to unlock the four portals to the elemental worlds of the Chrysalis.
My Review:
This was a fun and enjoyable read (however I might be biased since fantasy is one of my favorite genres). I love how it reminds me or all my favs like Alice in Wonderland and Stargate and others fantasy things like that.
The characters in this book were all great and the writting style was great in this book as well. I also loved the cover and the ending of this book was great as well. The book wasnt perfect however but it shows alot of promise and I cant wait to see what comes next! This is a great YA that would be excellent for many ages of readers. I would recomend this book.
I would like to thank the author very much for giving me a chance to review this book.
Monday, September 3, 2012
Jersey Angel
Jersey Angel
by
I am reviewing this book as part of randombuzzers summer ambuzzador program.
It's the summer before senior year and the alluring Angel is ready to have fun.
She's not like her best friend, Inggy, who has a steady boyfriend, good grades,
and college plans. Angel isn't sure what she wants to do yet, but she has
confidence and experience beyond her years. Still, her summer doesn't start out
as planned. Her good friend Joey doesn't want to fool around anymore, he wants
to be her boyfriend, while Angel doesn't want to be tied down. As Joey pulls
away, and Inggy tours colleges, Angel finds herself spending more time with
Inggy's boyfriend, Cork. With its cast of vivid and memorable characters, this
tale from the Jersey shore is sure to make some waves.
My review:
Overall this was not one of my favorite books however I found it hard to put down once I was reading it. This is because I think I liked the writting style of it. For me however I thought this book had too much drama. (Which again gives a bad name to the Jersey Shore and even though Ive never been there or never wacthed that show I dont think the people who live there appriciate there home being portrayed in all these negative lights). Alot of people to say they like the character of Angel but I did not and dont see what the appeal is in her or any of the other characters. She kind of reminds me of Carmen a little form the opera Carmen (which I really enjoy).
I am usally a big fan of YA novels because I love reading them but this one just was not my cup of tea and I would not reccomend it.
by
I am reviewing this book as part of randombuzzers summer ambuzzador program.
It's the summer before senior year and the alluring Angel is ready to have fun.
She's not like her best friend, Inggy, who has a steady boyfriend, good grades,
and college plans. Angel isn't sure what she wants to do yet, but she has
confidence and experience beyond her years. Still, her summer doesn't start out
as planned. Her good friend Joey doesn't want to fool around anymore, he wants
to be her boyfriend, while Angel doesn't want to be tied down. As Joey pulls
away, and Inggy tours colleges, Angel finds herself spending more time with
Inggy's boyfriend, Cork. With its cast of vivid and memorable characters, this
tale from the Jersey shore is sure to make some waves. My review:
Overall this was not one of my favorite books however I found it hard to put down once I was reading it. This is because I think I liked the writting style of it. For me however I thought this book had too much drama. (Which again gives a bad name to the Jersey Shore and even though Ive never been there or never wacthed that show I dont think the people who live there appriciate there home being portrayed in all these negative lights). Alot of people to say they like the character of Angel but I did not and dont see what the appeal is in her or any of the other characters. She kind of reminds me of Carmen a little form the opera Carmen (which I really enjoy).
I am usally a big fan of YA novels because I love reading them but this one just was not my cup of tea and I would not reccomend it.
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Fangoria: Dreadtime Stories volume 1
Title: Fangoria: Dreadtime Stories Volume 1
Author: Various Authors
Narrator: Malcom Mcdowell
Publisher: AudioGo
Pub. Date: June 5 2012
Length: 4hrs 12 Mins
Audio book Info:
This chilling collection includes work by some of horror's most revered names. The stories include:
• REINCARNAL by Max Allan Collins: A young woman may be the reincarnated victim of a serial killer on the loose.
• THE LATE SHIFT by Dennis Etchison: A company takes flesh-peddling to a whole new level.
• A FUNGUS AMONG US by Steve Nubie: A mysterious fungus is causing people to act like zombies before their heads explode and spore–like snakes ooze out of their brains!
• WOLF by Max Allan Collins: A modern–day werewolf whose appetite for beautiful young women vacationing at a lodge retreat has guests and workers panic–stricken.
• LIVING SPACE by M. J. Elliott: A young couple can't believe how "lucky" they are when they find a luxury high–rise apartment in Manhattan for rent at a "slashed" price.
My review:
I really enjoyed this audio book alot! Im someone who likes horror so this audio book was really my type of audio book.
Here is my review of each of the stories in this audio book:
REINCARNAL:
This was my favorite story on the whole audio book. It really well done and you feel alot of emotions listening to it.
The Late Shift:
A bit boring and not one of my favorite
A Fugus Among us:
Unique Premise but I couldnt get into the story
Wolf:
My Second Favorite story on this audio book! Loved the Twist at the end it too was really well done
Living Space:
It was ok but kind of reminded me of the saw movies or something
A Head on his shoulders:
(not sure why this is not included in book description)
It was good but I think there are already enough frankenstien stories.
The narration on this audio book was great lots of sound effects, all the characters vocies sounded different, the main narrator (Malcom Mcdowell) was great he really reminded me of an old time horror show host.
The only thing I really didnt like about this audio book was the cover it was kind of boring I thought.
I would reccomend this audio book! I enjoyed listening to it and any fan of these types of stories will love it too! I cant wait to see what other works these authors may possibly write because these stories were all very good and I wouldnt mind listening to more!
I would like to thank Susan from Audiobook Jukebox for letting me review this audio book.
Author: Various Authors
Narrator: Malcom Mcdowell
Publisher: AudioGo
Pub. Date: June 5 2012
Length: 4hrs 12 Mins
Audio book Info:
This chilling collection includes work by some of horror's most revered names. The stories include:
• REINCARNAL by Max Allan Collins: A young woman may be the reincarnated victim of a serial killer on the loose.
• THE LATE SHIFT by Dennis Etchison: A company takes flesh-peddling to a whole new level.
• A FUNGUS AMONG US by Steve Nubie: A mysterious fungus is causing people to act like zombies before their heads explode and spore–like snakes ooze out of their brains!
• WOLF by Max Allan Collins: A modern–day werewolf whose appetite for beautiful young women vacationing at a lodge retreat has guests and workers panic–stricken.
• LIVING SPACE by M. J. Elliott: A young couple can't believe how "lucky" they are when they find a luxury high–rise apartment in Manhattan for rent at a "slashed" price.
My review:
I really enjoyed this audio book alot! Im someone who likes horror so this audio book was really my type of audio book.
Here is my review of each of the stories in this audio book:
REINCARNAL:
This was my favorite story on the whole audio book. It really well done and you feel alot of emotions listening to it.
The Late Shift:
A bit boring and not one of my favorite
A Fugus Among us:
Unique Premise but I couldnt get into the story
Wolf:
My Second Favorite story on this audio book! Loved the Twist at the end it too was really well done
Living Space:
It was ok but kind of reminded me of the saw movies or something
A Head on his shoulders:
(not sure why this is not included in book description)
It was good but I think there are already enough frankenstien stories.
The narration on this audio book was great lots of sound effects, all the characters vocies sounded different, the main narrator (Malcom Mcdowell) was great he really reminded me of an old time horror show host.
The only thing I really didnt like about this audio book was the cover it was kind of boring I thought.
I would reccomend this audio book! I enjoyed listening to it and any fan of these types of stories will love it too! I cant wait to see what other works these authors may possibly write because these stories were all very good and I wouldnt mind listening to more!
I would like to thank Susan from Audiobook Jukebox for letting me review this audio book.
Blame it on Texas
Today im participating in a blog tour for the book Blame it on Texas. I am also holding a giveaway on my blog as well.
Book Info:
Zoe Adams has always been content with her quiet nights at home, watching TV alone-until her life turns into a real-life episode of Unsolved Mystery Hunters. The story of a kidnapped girl triggers unexplained memories, and Zoe is dead-set on figuring out why. Her search leads her to one of the Lone Star State's richest families-and to sexy PI Tyler Lopez.
Tyler has sworn off women, especially redheads with killer curves who poke their noses into his clients' private lives. Still, he can't deny the attraction any more than he can deny that some of Zoe's crazy story makes sense. But when she becomes a hit man's target, this cold case starts heating up. Suddenly, Tyler will do anything to protect Zoe-even risk his heart.
Author Info:
Christie Craig is an award-winning, multi-published writer whose non-fiction and photography have appeared in almost three thousand national magazines. A Golden Heart finalist, and a finalist in more than fifty RWA-sponsored contests, she has gained a well-deserved reputation for writing romance fiction that has both witty humor and a suspenseful, sexy tone. Published by Silhouette in the 90s, she recently broke back into fiction in a big way, making four book sales in one day. Her first single title romance novel, DIVORCED, DESPERATE & DELICIOUS published by Dorchester, will hit the stands in December 07. Her second novel, Weddings Can be Murder, comes out in June 08. Her latest non-fiction book, co-authored with Faye Hughes, is to be released September 08, is The Everything Guide To Writing a Romance Novel through Adams Media
My review:
I enjoyed this romance novel very much. The characters were great and likable. My favorite character was Zoe (a smart and funny and fun female main character is always my favorite because you dont find them that often) The book was also well written as well. I loved the cover or the book as well, it had nice coloring and was very eye appealing. This was also just a fun romance to read! I would highly reccomend this book!
I would like to thank Brianne for letting me participate in this blog tour and giveaway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3ECI_h-HWeU
2. Sometimes, fear itself can do much more damage to us than the thing we’re actually afraid of.
3. Any man who doesn’t cuss up a blue streak when you dump a plate of hot grits on him can’t be all bad. (In fact, he might just be The One.)
4. It’s important to remember the lessons of the past so we can use them when making decisions for the future. But those lessons should never keep us from having the future we deserve.
5. Before accusing the sexy guy who pounced, knocked you down, and crawled on top of you of being foreplay impaired; check to see if someone is shooting at you.
6. The southern delicacy of a banana and mayonnaise sandwich may be an acquired taste, especially when a hungry hero chomps down on the delicacy and is expecting ham and cheese.
7. If you think getting caught screaming and dancing on top of a mattress—all while attempting to rescue your cat from an overzealous dog—can be slightly embarrassing, try doing it while you’re wet from the shower, and as naked as a jay bird. Oh, and just to make it even more fun, make sure you're caught by your possible love interest who hasn’t seen you naked yet, and . . . (yes it can get worse) his two best friends.
8. It’s downright amazing how playing a few rounds of Strip Scrabble can spice up an evening.
9. A family doesn’t always have to be the people who share your bloodline; sometimes, the best families are those we make when we gather together all the people we love.
10. Learning to trust yourself is usually a lot harder than trusting another person. But both are generally required before finding true love.
Giveaway Details:
Im holding another rafflecopter giveaway for Blame in on Texas. Please see the giveaway page or the bottom of my blog
Book Info:
Zoe Adams has always been content with her quiet nights at home, watching TV alone-until her life turns into a real-life episode of Unsolved Mystery Hunters. The story of a kidnapped girl triggers unexplained memories, and Zoe is dead-set on figuring out why. Her search leads her to one of the Lone Star State's richest families-and to sexy PI Tyler Lopez.
Tyler has sworn off women, especially redheads with killer curves who poke their noses into his clients' private lives. Still, he can't deny the attraction any more than he can deny that some of Zoe's crazy story makes sense. But when she becomes a hit man's target, this cold case starts heating up. Suddenly, Tyler will do anything to protect Zoe-even risk his heart.
Author Info:
Christie Craig is an award-winning, multi-published writer whose non-fiction and photography have appeared in almost three thousand national magazines. A Golden Heart finalist, and a finalist in more than fifty RWA-sponsored contests, she has gained a well-deserved reputation for writing romance fiction that has both witty humor and a suspenseful, sexy tone. Published by Silhouette in the 90s, she recently broke back into fiction in a big way, making four book sales in one day. Her first single title romance novel, DIVORCED, DESPERATE & DELICIOUS published by Dorchester, will hit the stands in December 07. Her second novel, Weddings Can be Murder, comes out in June 08. Her latest non-fiction book, co-authored with Faye Hughes, is to be released September 08, is The Everything Guide To Writing a Romance Novel through Adams Media
My review:
I enjoyed this romance novel very much. The characters were great and likable. My favorite character was Zoe (a smart and funny and fun female main character is always my favorite because you dont find them that often) The book was also well written as well. I loved the cover or the book as well, it had nice coloring and was very eye appealing. This was also just a fun romance to read! I would highly reccomend this book!
I would like to thank Brianne for letting me participate in this blog tour and giveaway.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3ECI_h-HWeU
Ten Things You Will Learn from Blame it on Texas
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1. Guys don’t like to play dress up; but when one willingly dresses as a clown for their six-year-old niece’s birthday party—because the real clown canceled—he’s one special uncle. And could possibly make a special hero for some lucky lady.2. Sometimes, fear itself can do much more damage to us than the thing we’re actually afraid of.
3. Any man who doesn’t cuss up a blue streak when you dump a plate of hot grits on him can’t be all bad. (In fact, he might just be The One.)
4. It’s important to remember the lessons of the past so we can use them when making decisions for the future. But those lessons should never keep us from having the future we deserve.
5. Before accusing the sexy guy who pounced, knocked you down, and crawled on top of you of being foreplay impaired; check to see if someone is shooting at you.
6. The southern delicacy of a banana and mayonnaise sandwich may be an acquired taste, especially when a hungry hero chomps down on the delicacy and is expecting ham and cheese.
7. If you think getting caught screaming and dancing on top of a mattress—all while attempting to rescue your cat from an overzealous dog—can be slightly embarrassing, try doing it while you’re wet from the shower, and as naked as a jay bird. Oh, and just to make it even more fun, make sure you're caught by your possible love interest who hasn’t seen you naked yet, and . . . (yes it can get worse) his two best friends.
8. It’s downright amazing how playing a few rounds of Strip Scrabble can spice up an evening.
9. A family doesn’t always have to be the people who share your bloodline; sometimes, the best families are those we make when we gather together all the people we love.
10. Learning to trust yourself is usually a lot harder than trusting another person. But both are generally required before finding true love.
Giveaway Details:
Im holding another rafflecopter giveaway for Blame in on Texas. Please see the giveaway page or the bottom of my blog
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