Eight murders and still no leads. Detective Alec Grey has his work cut out for him. The only common ground between the murders is the dumping ground that lies around Club Darkness.
Dee is the owner of the club but she's not human; as a matter of fact, most of her staff isn't human. Each time a body is dumped, she goes out to investigate so she can figure out why her club is being targeted.
When Alec and Dee meet, sparks fly instantly. Even in the short time they've known each other, they know it's love. Their relationship has some ups and downs but they work through them as they work on finding the killer.
When Alec's life is endangered, Dee does the only thing she thinks she can so that she can save his life.
Thursday, June 20, 2013
Review for Deliever Me by Crystal Lea
A short introduction into the world of how angels and demons interact as well as how they interact with humans. This is also what happens before Nick's Deliverance.
Ezekial is watching over a human who is at her wits end. She's given up on life because of things that have happened in her life. Ezekial can only sit back and watch her make her decision.
After she does, he is approached by an old friend who wants to strike a deal over a human's soul.
Ezekial is watching over a human who is at her wits end. She's given up on life because of things that have happened in her life. Ezekial can only sit back and watch her make her decision.
After she does, he is approached by an old friend who wants to strike a deal over a human's soul.
Review for Nick's Deliverance by Crystal Lea
Nick's life was good, for the most part. She had a job, an apartment, and regularly saw her mother. While her past wasn't ideal, her future hopefully was.
That was until the demon lord Reaver came into her life. From there things got a little...weird.
Reaver comes to collect on a debt that Nick didn't even know she had; how could she? She didn't make the deal with him. But, once the debt is settled, Nick finds herself in a whole new life.
She is now in service of both Heaven and Hell. Reaver is the one who is helping her train so she can do her job and her deal will be fulfilled.
But, Nick soon founds out the job is a lot easier said than done. She has to find it in herself to do it so that her end of the deal can be fulfilled and she can be released from working for Reaver.
She also falls in love with Reaver and would do anything to help him or rather save him from the pain he brought on himself when he was trying to defend her.
In order to save Reaver, Nick strikes a new deal. A deal she knows she can fulfill.
Review for Soul Mates Kiss by Sandra Ross
What if you were lucky enough to find your soulmate in every lifetime you lived?
For Marcus and Lola, it doesn't seem that way.
Lola is a witch, but she also lives in the human realm with her father. She works for a editing service and only uses magic one in a while. When she is called to do a job for the magic council, she refuses but really has no choice in the matter.
Marcus has no clue what he is, but he used his weird power to become rich. Once he did, he became isolated...until Lola.
For Marcus and Lola, it doesn't seem that way.
Lola is a witch, but she also lives in the human realm with her father. She works for a editing service and only uses magic one in a while. When she is called to do a job for the magic council, she refuses but really has no choice in the matter.
Marcus has no clue what he is, but he used his weird power to become rich. Once he did, he became isolated...until Lola.
Review for Raw Burn by Emily Jane Trent
Natalie and Tanner are back for more.
This time it's Natalie's birthday. Behind her back, Tanner puts together an extravagant party with all her closest friends and family there.
Afterwards, she is surprised with one more gift by tanner. A private gift that leads to more than she'd been expecting.
Her career has skyrocketed as well as her love for Tanner. After a minor accident, she realizes she couldn't live without him.
What's next for Natalie and Tanner? Will they ever become more?
This time it's Natalie's birthday. Behind her back, Tanner puts together an extravagant party with all her closest friends and family there.
Afterwards, she is surprised with one more gift by tanner. A private gift that leads to more than she'd been expecting.
Her career has skyrocketed as well as her love for Tanner. After a minor accident, she realizes she couldn't live without him.
What's next for Natalie and Tanner? Will they ever become more?
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Blog tour for Bluffing the Devil by C.L. Foster
Blurb
After
losing her fiancé to a freak accident, Alexia Riley decides to swear
off relationships and focus her energy on conquering the male-dominated
sport of professional poker.
When
Alexia finds herself being visited in her dreams by a mysterious new
man, she begins to wonder if her world is slowly starting to unravel
around her.
Tested
by a double-dealing nemesis on the tables and tempted by a mysterious
"dream man", Alexia soon contemplates making a deal with the Devil to
rid herself of these torments. What bargain will she strike with the
Dark Prince to get what she wants? As temptation for a mysterious dream
man weakens her resolve, a desire to defeat her greatest rival beckons
her. Will she sacrifice her soul for victory? Love? Or does she want
something else entirely?
The stakes have never been higher for Alexia than they are when she is bluffing the Devil.
Review
Perfect combination of bitchy, nerd, and sexy. I loved this book! It hurt me when I had to put it down due to life, but when I picked it up again, I was sucked into a world that is unlike any other but still like ours.
Alexia is what appears to be a normal woman trying to live her life to the best of her ability after her fiancee died in a freak accident. She throws herself into spending time with her friends as well trying to win the poker tournament. Her best friends are somewhat normal besides the fact that they constantly protect her and are always making sure that she is okay.
While she's at the tournament, not only is she "stalked" by her nemesis, she also dreams of a sexy man that seems to always take away her fear and worries. Both are total opposites of each other yet in the same respect, they are similar in more ways than she's yet to realize.
God, the Devil, angels, demons and much more come into play in this book and make it the perfect concoction for a great book. Even while the reader might not know that much about the game of poker, they can still enjoy this book while not having to worry that too many poker terms are used. (There is a poker word guide in the front of the book. Helps a lot!)
In any book there is always a lesson to be learned and I think the biggest lesson in this book is that you shouldn't take life for granted or make promises you don't know if you can keep. We throw the words "I promise" so much that I don't think we realize that we may never actually complete those promises and then where does that leave our loved ones that we made the promise to? Always think before you say something that could end up not being true.
Alexia is what appears to be a normal woman trying to live her life to the best of her ability after her fiancee died in a freak accident. She throws herself into spending time with her friends as well trying to win the poker tournament. Her best friends are somewhat normal besides the fact that they constantly protect her and are always making sure that she is okay.
While she's at the tournament, not only is she "stalked" by her nemesis, she also dreams of a sexy man that seems to always take away her fear and worries. Both are total opposites of each other yet in the same respect, they are similar in more ways than she's yet to realize.
God, the Devil, angels, demons and much more come into play in this book and make it the perfect concoction for a great book. Even while the reader might not know that much about the game of poker, they can still enjoy this book while not having to worry that too many poker terms are used. (There is a poker word guide in the front of the book. Helps a lot!)
In any book there is always a lesson to be learned and I think the biggest lesson in this book is that you shouldn't take life for granted or make promises you don't know if you can keep. We throw the words "I promise" so much that I don't think we realize that we may never actually complete those promises and then where does that leave our loved ones that we made the promise to? Always think before you say something that could end up not being true.
Excerpt
He
slithered his way across the casino floor and instantly his predacious
gaze locked onto me. In a spontaneous act of avoidance, I burrowed into
the crowd a bit deeper and tunneled my way through the unsuspecting
human-shields and headed toward the mock-safety of the elevators. Not
that I am afraid of him, far from it, I just cannot stand cocky bastards
that think they are God's gift to the game. Especially when it's
obvious that the only reason he chats me up so often is he is trying to
learn my strategy and make a place for himself as poker royalty. Not on
my watch, chump. But wait, I am not prey in this situation! I am never
going to be someone's doormat or stepping stone ever again! Resolve hit
me suddenly and I pivoted on my heel quickly, nearly slamming into his
eye-level chest. Man, he was fast! And tall, geez. When did he get so
tall? How had I never noticed that before? Ahh yes, always sitting at a
poker table and only having to deal with his consuming gazes. This was a
new level of freak-out.
"Is
there something I can help you with, Rey?" I said as I craned my neck
to see the tower of man before me, "Or were you on a mad dash to bilk
someone of their life savings or rob some unsuspecting college girl of
her panties and possible virtue tonight?"
"You wound me, truffle." He drawled with his gorgeous Latin accented "r".
Seriously? What is up with everyone and their nicknames for me lately?
"I
decided at the last moment to switch to this hotel so I could be away
from the action over at Caesar's and as I was registering I couldn’t
miss your glorious essence calling to me from the crowd."
As if I was "calling" to him? Pssh. As if!
"And I just had to come speak to you and make sure you are doing well. Are you busy? You seemed in a hurry."
Rey
could fool most people into thinking he was innocent or sweet or
whatever façade he wanted to wear today but I know poker players and I
know men and he was not fooling me one bit. He always stayed at
Caesar's, which was one of the most important reasons I never did. Had
he followed me? There would be no point in that. I have to stop being so
paranoid.
"I
was in a hurry yes, I.. uh.. have a date." It was sort of the truth. I
was planning on going to my room for a nap before the tournament and was
also praying that I would have a few moments with my Dream Guy, that
always settled my nerves and gave me a little something extra to smile
about.
A
flash of something crossed Rey's face. Amazingly, I couldn't decipher
if it was anger, confusion, or some other emotion. Even though I have
been training to read people's faces, actions, words, and other
characteristics for years now, he somehow managed to show an emotion I
hadn't seen before. Weird. Well-played, sir. Game on.
Dream Cast
Alexia could be played by Claudia Lynx
or even Nina Dobrev
Rey could be played by Kuno Becker
Devin could be played by Carlos Ponce
Jamison could be played by Alex Pettyfer
The Devil should be played by Federica Ridolfi
About the author
C.L. Foster is a brand new writer with big dreams and lots of avenues she wants to travel.
Originally
from Florida, she has lived all over the world, but has settled down in
Pennsylvania.... for now! She has a Bachelor's degree in Criminal
Justice, minoring in Psychology and Forensics. Which means you don't
want to cross her because she knows how and where to hide a body so it's
never found!
She
proudly admits to hearing voices in her head, but at times, her
characters' impromptu visits can be rude and annoying. Thankfully, she
has adequate patience for their shenanigans and can out ninja them any
day of the week.
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Friday, May 31, 2013
Review for Apocalypse
The general overview of this book is as the title suggests the apocalypse. Each story shows how the writer views how the world will end. Some range from the world ending in earthquakes and fire to being invaded by aliens.
Fade to Black: this is a twist on how a guy trusts another to be able to get to his sister in what he believes is a zombie attack. When he finally gets to his sister, he finds out that the guy he'd been trusting all along was actually one of the "zombies"
Artificial Life: This is where woman believes that she is the reason the world ended. There is a space station that they try to get to but her partner ends up dying. After harvesting her eggs, she believes that she can create an new race of humans. She also switches souls of her love and the man that she ends up being with because he is the only one left alive.
Shelf Life: How long can you live without food? Well that's the question. Shannon is searching for any other signs of life besides her and her dog. She meets up with Josh and they begin to try and travel out of town so that they don't get caught up by the search teams. Shannon learns that Josh was part of these teams and almost stops trusting him, but she puts what little trust she has in him and escapes with him.
Welcome to the End of the World: A woman is trapped in her basement by some crazy guy who is taunting her and living in her house. She also has hallucinations about her husband being there with her, but soon remembers that he isn't there. To fight for her life and the life of the child she is carrying, she ends up killing her would be murderer and going out to find her family in hopes that they are alive.
Lotion: Two guys stuck together. One only leaves his safe place to get supplies from his apartment and find the other. He is shocked to learn that he knows nothing about what has happened because he's been holed up in his apartment for a month. They are stuck together no matter how much they hate to admit it. Not only that, but they are exact opposites of each other.
Until the End: Sometimes people aren't always what you think they are. They act one way and then are actually the opposite. That's how it is in this story. There is a coworker who acts dumb but is actually quite sophisticated but she is also a zombie.
I Know My First Name is Clossiana: An alien planet is invaded with humans and there is only one left alive. The last thing she remembers is her love telling her that they know their secret.
Save Me: Abandoned by her last remaining family member, Raven goes on the run from the aliens that have invaded Earth and are taking hostages. She meets up with a boy and together they survive.
Canyon Bound: This is the story of the last survivors heading towards the last place they believe is safe. A canyon. They have to go through some tough problems in order to get there safely but their lives depend on it.
Fade to Black: this is a twist on how a guy trusts another to be able to get to his sister in what he believes is a zombie attack. When he finally gets to his sister, he finds out that the guy he'd been trusting all along was actually one of the "zombies"
Artificial Life: This is where woman believes that she is the reason the world ended. There is a space station that they try to get to but her partner ends up dying. After harvesting her eggs, she believes that she can create an new race of humans. She also switches souls of her love and the man that she ends up being with because he is the only one left alive.
Shelf Life: How long can you live without food? Well that's the question. Shannon is searching for any other signs of life besides her and her dog. She meets up with Josh and they begin to try and travel out of town so that they don't get caught up by the search teams. Shannon learns that Josh was part of these teams and almost stops trusting him, but she puts what little trust she has in him and escapes with him.
Welcome to the End of the World: A woman is trapped in her basement by some crazy guy who is taunting her and living in her house. She also has hallucinations about her husband being there with her, but soon remembers that he isn't there. To fight for her life and the life of the child she is carrying, she ends up killing her would be murderer and going out to find her family in hopes that they are alive.
Lotion: Two guys stuck together. One only leaves his safe place to get supplies from his apartment and find the other. He is shocked to learn that he knows nothing about what has happened because he's been holed up in his apartment for a month. They are stuck together no matter how much they hate to admit it. Not only that, but they are exact opposites of each other.
Until the End: Sometimes people aren't always what you think they are. They act one way and then are actually the opposite. That's how it is in this story. There is a coworker who acts dumb but is actually quite sophisticated but she is also a zombie.
I Know My First Name is Clossiana: An alien planet is invaded with humans and there is only one left alive. The last thing she remembers is her love telling her that they know their secret.
Save Me: Abandoned by her last remaining family member, Raven goes on the run from the aliens that have invaded Earth and are taking hostages. She meets up with a boy and together they survive.
Canyon Bound: This is the story of the last survivors heading towards the last place they believe is safe. A canyon. They have to go through some tough problems in order to get there safely but their lives depend on it.
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