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Filed in My Wishlist , The Sexy Lover Posted on September 16, 2010 @ 1:52 pm
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Hello and welcome to another edition of my wish list segment here at Book Lovers, Inc.
This time is going to be a bit different. My choices for this post will be books that are yet not released.
I haven’t had the chance to read much lately but there are lots of upcoming books that looks awesome and have piqued my interested. Please let me know if you agree with my choices or let us know what upcoming books you are excited about getting.
P.S.
As I wrote this… I got review copies of these books. * girly squeal *
So here are this week’s top picks…
Afterlife: The Resurrection Chronicles by Merrie Destefano
HarperCollins Publishing
September 28th 2010
, Welcome to your next chance.
Chaz Dominguez is a professional Babysitter in New Orleans, helping to integrate the recently deceased into their new and improved lives. Though Fresh Start has always been the only game in town, resurrection isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. Nine lives are all a person can get—and a powerful group of desperate, high-level Nine-Timers will stop at nothing to possess the keys to true immortality.
Now the only hope for Chaz and his family—and the human race—lies in the secrets locked away in the mind of Angelique, the beautiful, mysterious Newbie he must
protect . . .
Bayou Moon by Ilona Andrews
Ace Books
September 28th 2010
Cerise Mar and her unruly clan are cash poor but land rich, claiming a large swathe of the Mire, the Edge swamplands between the state of Louisiana and the Weird. When her parents vanish, her clan’s long-time rivals are suspect number one.
But all is not as it seems. Two nations of the Weird are waging a cold war fought by feint and espionage, and their conflict is about to spill over into the Edge—and Cerise’s life. William, a changeling soldier who left behind the politics of the Weird, has been forced back into service to track down a rival nation’s spymaster.
When William’s and Cerise’s missions lead them to cross paths, sparks fly—but they’ll have to work together if they want to succeed … and survive.
In Dreams Begin by Skyler White
Berkley Trade Paperback
November 2nd 2010
, From a Victorian Ireland of magic, poetry and rebellion, Ida Jameson, an amateur occultist, reaches out for power, but captures Laura Armstrong, a modern-day graphic artist instead. Now, for the man or demon she loves, each woman must span a bridge through Hell and across history . . . or destroy it.
“Every passionate man is linked with another age, historical or imaginary, where alone he finds images that rouse his energy.” W. B. Yeats
Anchored in fact on both sides of history, Laura and Ida, modern rationalist and fin de siècle occultist, are linked from the moment Ida channels Laura into the body of celebrated beauty and Irish freedom-fighter Maud Gonne. When Laura falls—from an ocean and a hundred years away—passionately, Victorianly in love with the young poet W. B. Yeats, their love affair entwines with Irish history and weaves through Yeats’s poetry until Ida discovers something she wants more than magic in the subterranean spaces in between.
With her Irish past threatening her orderly present and the man she loves in it, Laura and Yeats—the practical materialist and the poet magus—must find a way to make love last over time, in changing bodies, through modern damnation, and into the mythic past to link their pilgrim souls . . . or lose them forever
This is the only one of books that I mention that I am wishing for… Anyone want to help a girl out? LOL~
Real Vampires Have More To Love by Gerry Bartlett
Berkley Trade
December 7th,2010
, Glory St. Clair is a vampire with problems. First there’s her on-again, off-again lover Jeremy Blade, back in town and expecting her to fall into his arms again. Doesn’t he remember that they have issues? And what about smoking hot rock star Israel Caine? He’s back, too, and sinking his fangs into someone else. Glory told him to move on, but did she have to be so thin? At least Valdez is still loyal. But her former bodyguard is no longer dogging her. Instead, he’s now a hunky guy determined to share her apartment and maybe something more. So much man-candy is enough to make even a gal with a liquid diet feel a sugar rush.
No time to enjoy it though, with a pair of hunters playing beat the clock as they try to win the fortune a techno-freak billionaire left behind. The stakes are high and Glory’s the prize in this vamp hunting contest. Dodging arrows and arranging a bachelorette party for her BFF may just prove to be too much for even this clever vamp who has more to love…
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I gotta say that the cover for Afterlife looks pretty good. Personally, for vampire books I'm looking to read The Fall by chuck Hogan and Guillermo Del Toro.
"Afterlife" sounds very intriguing, I'll have to look for it.
Yay, congrats on your review copies Veronica! 😀
I can't wait for Bayou Moon!!
Like the others said: Afterlife sounds very good. Love the cover 🙂
Some great books here. I am looking forward to reading In Dreams begin. I really enjoyed Skyler's first book. I have not read any of Ilona Andrews books, but they all sound amazing. And Afterlife. That sounds like a great book too! Thanks for the books!