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Food Drive Thank You

Jan 17, 12 Food Drive Thank You

Posted by in Food Drive, News

Thank you again to everyone who donated to our Food Drive. Because of your generosity, Feeding America will be able t0 provide 2600 meals to food pantries across the United States. Don’t forget to donate to your local food pantry throughout the year. Hunger happens every day, not just during the holiday...

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Beyond Retro: Getting Crazy with a Victorian Airship and Some Immortals on the Side

What do an early twentieth-century California tuberculosis camp, airships, and immortals in Egypt have in common? I’m still not really sure…only they all came together in the selection I am covering for this month’s “Beyond Retro.” I came across Marie Corelli, a late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century writer a few...

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Zane’s Redemption by Tina Folsom

Jan 17, 12 Zane’s Redemption by Tina Folsom

Posted by in Book Reviews, Paranormal, Romance, Vampires

Zane’s Redemption by Tina Folsom Scanguards Vampires Series – Book 5 The last thing vampire bodyguard Zane wants to do is to guard a hybrid, a half-vampire, half-human, whose father wants to keep her a virgin. Known for his violent temper and callous lack of compassion, Zane’s out-of-control rage, born of the...

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The Vampire Diaries: Get Outta Town!

Ok, peeps…I gotta say, I just LOVE the opening shower scenes with Damon! This is the second time now, that we were able to enjoy the view. I say keep them coming! ;) We open this episode (after the yummy shower scene) with Elena beating the stuffing, almost literally out of a punching bag…after that kiss we ended on...

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Cerulean Sins, by Laurell K. Hamilton

Jan 16, 12 Cerulean Sins, by Laurell K. Hamilton

Posted by in Book Reviews, Erotica, Romance, Vampires

Cerulean Sins, by Laurell K. Hamilton Book 11 – Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter series Reviewed by Ciara Sex.   That’s this book in one word, more or less.   This book is, so far, furthest from all the things I loved about the first few books. I became addicted to the ABVH books because it combined crime, detective...

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Burn by Lonely Housewife Confessions

Jan 13, 12 Burn by Lonely Housewife Confessions

Posted by in Fic Recs

  Ever have that guy friend that you wanted more from? The one that was there for you, held your hand and told you that he loved you. One day lines get crossed and there’s no turning back. But what happens with that special guy friend can’t make up his mind and someone else comes along? Which path do you follow? Have...

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MVF Interviews Aida Brassington

MVF was very exited to be able to interview Aida Brassington, author of the very awesome paranormal romance novel Between Seasons. Check out Saluki’s book review here and then go buy the book! We promise, you won’t be disappointed. Thank you so much for agreeing to chat with us about your new book, Between Seasons.  It...

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Between Seasons, Aida Brassington

  Between Seasons, by Aida Brassington Reviewed by Saluki Between Seasons is the debut novel by Aida Brassington. I was able to read the first chapter of this book several months ago and immediately fell in love with the plot line.  Patrick Boyle is one day away from reporting for his Army physical and getting shipped off to...

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A Feast for Crows, by George R.R. Martin

Jan 10, 12 A Feast for Crows, by George R.R. Martin

Posted by in Book Reviews, Fantasy

A Feast for Crows, by George R.R. Martin Book 4 - A Song of Ice and Fire series Reviewed by Ciara A Feast For Crows focuses very strongly on King’s Landing, the Iron Islands and Dorne, so straight off, it may not be to everyone’s taste.   Fans of Tyrion Lannister, Jon Snow and Danerys Targaryen will notice their...

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Reckoning, by Lili St. Crow

  Reckoning, by Lili St. Crow Book 5 – Strange Angel Series Reviewed by Saluki If you have been keeping up with my book reviews, you know that I’ve had mixed feelings about this series. There has been enough to keep me interested in the books to keep me wanting to read them, but the series has also provided me more...

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