Noteworthy and Blogworthy

I plan on doing these posts once a week or so, just to catch up on some literary goodness.

My first bit of exciting news comes from the blog of Nicole Williams, author of the Eden Series. Patrick's book FISSURE will be released sometime in March! I am overly excited for this one. Read her recent post about the book here.

If you aren't familiar with the Eden series book 1, Eternal Eden, is currently free for Kindle!
The 2nd and 3rd books are $2.99 and $3.99 respectively!!

(prices only guaranteed at time of post)

Reviews to look for.I have been one lucky girl lately and have been contacted by so many amazing authors. Here are some titles I have recently received for review and look forward to sharing my thoughts with everyone!

Beloved Purgatory (Fallen Angels, #2) by Katherine Pine. I loved book one and can't wait to delve into this one! See my review of book 1, After Eden.

Sometimes God has a good reason for breaking your heart. Devi always feared God took her brother because there was something horrible about her. She’s about to find out she was right.

Zombie Love: The Outbreak by Eric Sobolik

Zombie Love is the story of a widespread virus, in a way that has never been done before. As people lose loved ones, some decide that sometimes the people you love are the only ones worth fighting for. As factions form, and the world crumbles, people must choose sides. Help or destroy. When a virus is developed as the ultimate cure all by reversing death itself, the world is plunged into a crisis of faith, dedication, and love. In book one we meet Summer Strom, a normal high school teenager who is thrown cruelly into a set of circumstances that nobody should have to deal with. She has to fight back against everybody she knows as she battles for the only thing worth fighting for. Love.

Intangible by J. Meyers

Twins Sera and Luke Raine have a well-kept secret—she heals with a touch of her hand, he sees the future. All their lives they’ve helped those in need on the sly. They’ve always thought of their abilities as being a gift. Then Luke has a vision that Sera is killed. That gift they’ve always cherished begins to feel an awful lot like a curse. Because the thing about Luke’s ability? He’s always right. And he can’t do anything about it.

The Weeping by O'Dell Hutchison

Twenty years ago, Catherine Whitley was the victim of a horrible crime. Betrayed by her friends, including the boy she loved, she was left to die when the Rock Harbor Opera House caught fire, taking a disturbing secret with her to her grave. Seventeen-year-old Heath Ingram was driving the night his Jeep careened off the road, killing three of his closest friends. Once a popular, outgoing athlete, Heath now suffers from severe depression and crippling anxiety. His parents decide to send him to stay with his uncle in Rock Harbor, Oregon for the summer, praying that by getting away he will be able to put this awful tragedy behind him. When Heath starts working at the newly renovated Rock Harbor Opera House, he meets Molly, a young dancer who awakens in him a desire to start over and move on. But, when he begins having visions of a half-burned girl in a white dress, he starts to think he may be slipping even further over the edge. As the apparent hauntings become more intense, Heath begins to fear for his safety. With the help of his friend Josie, Heath discovers an unsettling secret that ties the mysterious girl to both their families. When two of their friends die unexpectedly, Josie and Heath realize that something, or someone, is after the children of those who wronged Catherine, and they are next.

For anyone who isn't yet counting down, only 10 days until the release of PANDEMONIUM by Lauren Oliver!

Happy Reading!