logo
Wrong email address or username
Wrong email address or username
Incorrect verification code
back to top
Search tags: nalini-singh
Load new posts () and activity
Like Reblog Comment
url 2017-05-30 19:08
Library Reads June 2017: The top ten books published this month that librarians across the country love.
Magpie Murders: A Novel - Anthony Horowitz
Silver Silence - Nalini Singh
The Waking Land - Callie Bates
Down Among the Sticks and Bones - Seanan McGuire
Do Not Become Alarmed - Maile Meloy
The Alice Network - Kate Quinn
The Child - Fiona Barton
The Little French Bistro - Nina George
The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo - Taylor Jenkins Reid
Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore: A Novel - Matthew J. Sullivan
Source: libraryreads.org/june-2017-libraryreads
Like Reblog Comment
url 2014-09-05 19:09
Kiss & Tell with Nalini Singh

 

We asked Nalini Singh ten random questions... find her answers on Closet Geeks and Slow Mo

Like Reblog Comment
show activity (+)
url 2014-01-08 02:26
Best Books of 2013: Fiction

 

To find out why, CLICK HERE.

Like Reblog Comment
show activity (+)
url 2014-01-01 19:28
Best of 2013
The Emperor's Blades - Brian Staveley
Magic Rises - Ilona Andrews
Heart of Obsidian (Psy-Changeling, #12) - Nalini Singh
Frost Burned (Mercedes Thompson, #7) - Patricia Briggs
Angelfall - Susan Ee
Beyond Shame - Kit Rocha
Flirting with Disaster - Ruthie Knox
Suddenly Royal - Nichole Chase
Stone Guardian - Danielle Monsch
Viral Nation - Shaunta Grimes

As I look through my books read in 2013, I realize I had a better year than I thought. 

Here are the stats:
159 Books Read
68 Re-read Books
91 New-to-me Books

Of those 91 new-to-me books, there were:
15 Five-Star Books
33 Four-Star Books
21 Three-Star Books
4 Two-Star Books
18 One-Star Books (12 of which were DNFs)

Though re-reads made up the bulk of my true enjoyment this year, I still had 69 new-to-me books that I, at least, liked

Some of these books stand out more at the end of this year than others - so regardless of their rating at the time I reviewed them, I'm going to highlight those that are most memorable to me for being fantastic. These are in no particular order.

 

Disclaimer: Books attached to this post are a random sampling from my full blog post

Like Reblog Comment
show activity (+)
review 2013-10-30 19:37
REVIEW: Archangel’s Legion by Nalini Singh
Archangel's Legion - Nalini Singh

In Archangel’s Legion (Guild Hunter #6) by Nalini Singh, Archangel Raphael has been alive for eons and is the protector who rules over what is now known as New York. Having only recently found his soul mate, his consort Elena Deveraux, Raphael is slowly learning how powerful love can be. Theirs is a fierce love with an intense bond formed between them, which ultimately is feared by some and celebrated by others. Their bond could prove to be the link that helps him save his city from an unknown attacker when angels begin to fall from the sky. The Falling, as it comes to be known, lasted for less than ten minutes, but took precious lives and injured many. Raphael is unsure if the event is due to the first Cascade in centuries, a shift in power and Archangel’s abilities, or if it is a direct threat aimed at him. He has noticed changes in himself already as he grows stronger and his powers begin to change with each strange event. Raphael feels a coldness and distance building within him but he can feel also feel the depth of power he could have if he allows it to take hold. Elena is the anchor that keeps him from giving in to the darkness and instead, holding on to the bit of humanity she brought into his life. Read More

More posts
Your Dashboard view:
Need help?