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New Releases: Jan. 30 – Feb. 5, 2012
Third Grave Dead Ahead by Darynda Jones
Charley Davidson—grim reaper extraordinaire, private investigator . . . meh—is practicing her profession under the influence, caffeine and copious amounts of it, due to an extreme desire to induce insomnia. Every time she closes her eyes, Reyes Farrow, the part-human, part-supermodel son of Satan, is there. Only thing is, he’s a tad peeved. She did bind for all eternity, so it’s hard blame him. But 13 days without a wink is bound to bring out the crazy in a girl. So, when a man hires her to find his wife, Charley accepts the job with one goal in mind: Put the man behind bars, and not the wet kind. She can sense the guilt waft off him and vows to find the woman’s body and prove he’s a murderer.
Mask of the Gladiator by Georgie Lee (1/30)
A Town Called Valentine by Emma Cane (1/30)
Under His Influence by Justine Elyot (1/30)
An Affair with Mr. Kennedy by Jillian Stone (1/31)
All Things Wicked by Karina Cooper (1/31)
Austentatious by Alyssa Goodnight (1/31)
Best of Both Worlds by Liz Andrews (1/31)
Burned by J.F. Lewis (1/31)
Thread of Death by Jennifer Estep (1/31)
Control Point by Myke Cole (1/31)
Destiny and Deception by Shannon Delany (1/31)
A Devil Named Desire by Terri Garey (1/31)
Giant Thief by David Tallerman (1/31)
The Great Game by Lavie Tidhar (1/31)
Greatshadow by James Maxey (1/31)
Heir of Novron by Michael J. Sullivan (1/31, omnibus)
His Dark Bond by Anne Marsh (1/31)
How to Dance with a Duke by Manda Collins (1/31)
If You See Her by Shiloh Walker (1/31)
Incarnate by Jodi Meadows (1/31, YA)
Julia’s Child by Sarah Pinneo (1/31)
Lenobia’s Vow by P.C. Cast, Kristin Cast (1/31, YA)
A Little Night Magic by Lucy March (1/31)
Midnight In Austenland by Shannon Hale (1/31)
Moonrise by Ivy Devlin (1/31)
P.O. Box Love by Paola Calvetti (1/31)
A Parliament of Spies by Cassandra Clark (1/31)
Princess Charming by Nicole Jordan (1/31)
Sadie Walker Is Stranded by Madeleine Roux (1/31)
Secrets of An Accidental Duchess by Jennifer Haymore (1/31)
Seduction by Brenda Joyce (1/31)
She Tempts the Duke by Lorraine Heath (1/31)
Sweet Stuff by Donna Kauffman (1/31)
Tangled by Erica O’Rourke (1/31, YA)
Undone Deeds by Mark Del Franco (1/31)
Wrong Side of Dead by Kelly Meding (1/31)
Wings of the Wicked by Courtney Allison Moulton (1/31, YA)
Article 5 by Kristen Simmons (2/1, YA)
The Dread by Gail Z. Martin (2/1)
Ember by Kristen Callihan (2/1)
Eyes Like Leaves by Charles de Lint (2/1, re-issue)
Firelight by Kristen Callihan (1/31)
The Guardian Duke by Jamie Carie (2/1)
In the Service of the King by Laura Kaye (2/1)
Kiss of the Vampire by Cynthia Garner (2/1)
The Snow Child by Eowyn Ivey (2/1)
The Cleverness of Ladies by Alexander McCall Smith (2/2)
Harbinger by Sara Wilson Etienne (2/2, YA)
Yeahhh buddy. Now THIS is what I call a release week! There are selections enough to pique the interest of any genre fiction aficionado. Chick lit, fantasy, mystery, paranormal romance, historical fiction, science fiction, steampunk, horror….the list goes on and on. And would you believe that the above is just a slice of some of the notable releases? Oh well. Have to stop somewhere, right? ^_^
For this week, I’m majorly excited about five books, including Firelight by Kristen Callihan (which has been receiving amazing advance reviews in the book blogosphere) and its prequel, Ember. Then there’s In the Service of the King by Laura Kaye; the new Jennifer Estep short, Thread of Death; and finally A Little Night Magic by Lucy March. Been waiting patiently for those particular books. Now, wild horses can’t keep them off my bookshelves (although, I have no idea why wild horses would want to do such a thing).
What about you??? Is anything from this week’s spread calling your name? Any new-to-you authors that might go on the TBR list?
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Darynda Jones. She was released down here in Dec and I became a firm fan.
I’m looking forward to book 3!
It’s a big list but to be honest nothing really shouts out at me this week. 2 or 3 that I may well try though. In the Service of the King or His Dark Bond.
Wow, what a list! And yes, some are truly pricking my interest, as I too have read some raving reviews. But for now, Darynda Jones and Jennifer Estep are on my must-read list.
I look forward to your thoughts on the new Estep, Aurian. I hear it’s a crazy-good leadin to the next installment coming out in February.
There are only two books I’m interested in buying: SECRETS OF AN ACCIDENTAL DUCHESS with Paul Marron on the stepback and A DEVIL NAMED DESIRE with Steve Kuchinsky on the cover.
Mmm…good ole’ (yummy) Paul Marron. He never disappoints. ^_^
wicked list
I wish I had enough money to buy all the books I want! ;P
That the evil of posts like this. It’s meant to torment! ^_^
I’ve been wanting to read Darynda Jones’ Charley Davidson series! I’ve heard it’s really funny.
Wait, two books by the same author in the same series….that’s odd. And doesn’t seem very fair to the author.
Yeah, it seems a bit weird that the company would release both the prequel and first book at once. Why not either release the prequel first as an appetizer, or release it later as a treat to those who’ve read and enjoyed the first book? Oh, well.
What’s with all the Little Red-Ridinghood wannabees?
Heheh I’m glad you noticed that! I was convinced I’d saved the same cover twice. lol It seems cover and story trend tend to crop up in groups. Wonder which of these is better.