Saturday, May 22, 2010

On My Wishlist (5/22)


















Touch of Fate by Christine Amsden

Marianne can predict the future but is powerless to alter its course. After a lifetime spent coming to terms with an ability that has cost her much, including her marriage, Marianne moves halfway across the country to make a fresh start and salvage her relationship with her daughter, who has inherited her terrible ability.
Once there, Marianne is drawn to a group of women who share her ability. She starts to find meaning and purpose--until she finds one of them murdered.
In the wake of the murder, Marianne is once again caught up in predictions she is powerless to change. Complicating matters, she finds herself falling in love with the handsome Detective Derek Richards--a man who, her daughter predicts, will become an intimate part of her future.
Time is running out for Marianne. She must learn the truth--about herself, about her power, and about the murderer--before she becomes the next victim.


















The Crescent by Jordan Deen

Becoming a werewolf is not an option for seventeen-year-old Lacey Quinn, but death can be a strong motivator.   Lacey is so focused on her future that everyday life has passed her by. Counting down the days to her eighteenth birthday, Lacey is almost home free. But when she falls for the mysterious Alex Morris, she lands in the middle of an ancient war between two enemy wolf packs. Tempting dreams, tantalizing lies and a dangerous love triangle ensues leaving Lacey heartbroken and confused. Lacey's fate rests in the hands of Alex and Brandon, but both are pulling her strings for their own agendas. Even as she slips further into the dark world of werewolves, Lacey struggles to find the truth and save the only family she's ever know.

















Pestilence by Brian L. Porter

Pestilence....breathe if you dare!

The year is 1958, the place, an idyllic village in the heart of the English countryside. Olney St. Mary has stood in its peaceful rural location for over 900 years. Suddenly however, the peace of the community is shattered when two teenage boys are stricken with a mystery illness. The newly arrived village doctor suspects 'flu to be the cause of their malady. Her initial diagnosis is terribly and tragically wrong.


Award-winning author Brian L Porter takes terror to a new dimension as an age old horror returns to nineteen fifties rural England. This time however, the pestilence itself appears to have evolved!

Be sure to join us here tomorrow when I interview paranormal, horror, suspense, thriller author Brian L. Porter.  Brian is the author of Pestilence, listed above, as well as Dracula Doesn't Live Here Anymore, Kiss of Life, Purple Death, Avenue of the Dead, and A Study in Red: The Secret Journal of Jack the Ripper.



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11 comments:

  1. Oh my! You have some great books on your list, and I haven't even heard of most of them!

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  2. Great picks! I'm going to add these to my tbr pile for sure! I have my wishlist here.

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  3. I've got The Crescent on my wishlist too. I love me some werewolves! *howls*

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  4. Another wolf girl at heart here, I have to agree that The Crescent is on my TBR list as well!

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  5. I'm going to have to add all those to my wishlist :).

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  6. Ooh...E.J.thank you so much for visiting my blog...that led me to yours...and I love yours...it is deep and dark and magical...I am a true follower now!!!

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  7. I haven't heard of any on your list but they all sound great!

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  8. Wow! Good picks with beautiful covers, too!

    Over 2,000 books on your wishlist? That is awesome.....

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  9. Great books! I love the cover of The Crescent and I can't wait to read that.

    Happy Reading

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  10. Wow, Touch of Fate looks very nice. Love the cover!

    Great books this week. =)

    Happy reading!

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