A Bullet For You By Sonja Myburgh

Where should I start with this book. Jesse Matthews is supposed to be one of the best in her field, forensic photographer. I wouldn't know, she only works in the very beginning of the book. She gets attacked on her way home and is rescued by two brothers, Blaine and Drew Walker. She falls into a relationship with Drew. There are a lot of twists and turns from there till the end. Some I didn't see coming others were predictable. It was an okay read not great, but not too bad either.
 I left out a lot in this review, but if I had included anything more it would have given away a lot of spoilers. That is why the review is so bland. I couldn't say much without giving away the book.

Hello friends

Where has the time flown to? Its already the __ of January. 2014. I remember when I was a kid and when I thought about the year 2012 for some reason I figured we would be living like The Jeston, complete with flying cars. Sadly I have yet to see my first flying car. I imagine it would be a bit more dangerous zippin’ through the air than driving on the ground. Especially with drivers like me :) Perhaps one day we will have our flying cars and our dogs on treadmills.

 Did you make a New Year’s Resolution? I didn’’t. Not in the sense of resolution. I did set some goals that I want to at least attempt to keep. One of those is to stay organized! Another is post here at least four times a week. Basically I wanna get my shit together and keep it that way. By the end of the day I want to feel like I actually accomplished something. So far it is not looking promising.

The Witch, the Wolf and the Vampire by A K Michaels Review

I liked the intended plot. I just did not really like Peri, at least not yet. She was supposed to have run away from home at the age of 15, by the time we meet her she had been living on her own for 6 years.  She is working for a Bounty Hunter, catching his skips and he pays her half the money in cash under the radar. This is where she meets Gabe and Josef. They lend a hand when she is in a bind...and of course she ends up passing out so they take her home with them. Then from this point on she acts like an innocent scared kid when she is supposed to have had a horrible childhood, and then toughened up by her life on the streets for six years.
  I am about the farthest thing you can get from the “Grammar Police”. Now with that being said the exclamation points in this book drove me crazy. It seemed that every other sentence ending it an exclamation point.
  I will read the next book when its released though...To sum it up it’s not that bad for the first book in a series but I am not going to be on pins and needles waiting for the next one, although I will be getting it.
 Just in case you need to know I was given this book in exchange for an honest review.

13 Bites By Strange Authors

13 Bites [Kindle Edition]

Lynne Cantwell (Author), Alesha Cary (Author),Jaime - Raechel Faulkner (Author), Daniel Fogg(Author), Shawn Inmon (Author), Joseph Picard(Author), Carla Sarett (Author), Terry Schott(Author), Catherine L. Vickers (Author), Alan Seeger(Editor)

 In 13 Bites there is a collection of 13 short stories by 10 different authors. For me they weren’t really frightening but they were interesting. Some were better than others, as it is in most collections of short stories. I liked a couple more than the others, one of those was Charlatan by Terry Schot. Jake has his future read by a physic for the next six years and finds out somethings are better off left unknown. In Nikolas’s Heart by Joseph Picard, Nikolas learns that things are not always what they seem and when you chose hate and revenge you often end up paying a high price. Baker’s Dozen by Jamie and Raechel Faulkner is delightfully dark and humorous tale

I recommend 13 Bites for the those with a dark sense of humor.

Jane Yellowrock Egg Hunt

Jane Yellowrock fans are aware that author Faith Hunter has quite the collection of books releasing within a 1-month timeframe – from the KICKING IT anthology, to the Jane Yellowrock World Companion, to the Cat O’Nine Tales audiobook (short story collection with a *new* story!), to the next Jane Yellowrock installment, BLACK ARTS!

So, to share in the wealth of Jane, we’re hosting an Easter Egg Hunt from December 2nd to December 23rd! Come and play!

http://www.ltpromos.com/2013/12/02/easter-egg-hunt/

Admirer's Secret By Pamela Crane

Admirer's Secret By Pamela Crane

Here is the blurb:
It started with a glance. And ended with a nightmare. 

Small-town girl Haley Montgomery meets two men who will change her life forever—the handsome Marc Vincetti, whom she falls head over heels for, and big-time Hollywood producer Allen Michaels, who has the power to turn her screenplay into a movie and hand her a ticket to a better future. 

It seems as though life couldn't get any better—until things take a decidedly dark turn when Haley spots Marc with his former high school sweetheart and Allen develops a consuming obsession with her… a fixation fueled by his disturbing past. 

As Haley faces a choice between love and fame, Marc becomes the target of a homicidal stalker and Haley's life is thrown into a tailspin. Suddenly everything she thought she knew about Marc and Allen is completely wrong—and Haley's life will never be the same again…

And here is my review: 
Where do I begin without giving anything away in my review. If you have read any of  my reviews you know that I like to tell as much as I can with only giving away small spoilers, if any. It takes a lot for me to even give three stars to a book. Yes I know I am a bit of a b...um well you get the picture. In Admirer’s Secret I don’t want to give anything away. Nada. Nothing Zilch. Why you may ask? I want you to have the same experience I had while reading it. If I had read any spoilers before engaging in this book it would have taken away from the emotional roller coaster ride that was Haley Montgomery.I would be thinking I had figured out something and then BAM! I was knocked for a loop. Everything I thought I knew was totally wrong. This book was well written and did in fact keep me invested in Haley till the last page. Then long after I was done I wanted to know what Haley was doing, where she was and so on. Ms. Crane’s writing flows on the page. There was a couple typos but nothing that took away from the story at all.

Nights Undone By K.S. Broooks

I didn’t read the previous book maybe if I had I would have had more of connection to Kathrin and Aleksey.. To me at first she seemed  narcissistic. Then it was as if she was the only one giving or willing to compromise everything for Aleksey’s benefit. He didn’t put in consideration that all that Kathrin knew was how to be a spy and adjusting to civilian was very difficult for her. She couldn’t just flip switch to turn it off, though that is what it felt like that Aleksey wanted. I didn’t find him give up or even try to meet half way with anything.
  To me the story line was predictable. There wasn’t a lot of action. Though the action that was there was really good. The writing was good with very few errors. 
To me the book was okay. Also you may want to take in consideration if you're reading this review to determine if you would like to read Night Undone that I am not a real big fan of romance. With that being said I didn’t put the book until I finished. 
*I was given this book in exchange for an honest review*