Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Around the Blogosphere [16/11/10]

Here's some contests and interesting stuff I found around the book-blogosphere, yesterday and today! :)

~ Will Be Adding More within the day. Please check back :)

Contests

USA/CAN/[UK]
Barbara Delinski Guest post & giveaway at Always With A Book
Win A Like Mandarin ARC at YA Highway
Lauren Brown Interview & giveaway at Lauren's Crammed Bookshelf
Rick Yancey 2 Books Giveaway at SciFiGuy
The Secret Society of the Pink Crystal Ball Giveaway at Word For Teens
Caridad Pineiro Guest Post & giveaway at Paranormal Haven
The Monstrumoligst and The Curse of The Wendigo Giveaway at Parajunkee's View
Mrs Miracle Review & giveaway at BzzingMom
Fear The Reaper: 15 Weeks of AngelFire Giveaways by the awesome Courtney Allison Moulton herself!!!
Shadow Hills by A. Hopcus Giveaway at Candace's Book Blog
Annexed Review & giveaway at Lost For Words
The Monstrumologist & The Curse Of The Wendigo Giveaway at Good Books and Good Wine
The Monstrumologist & The Curse Of The Wendigo Giveaway at All Things Urban Fantasy
Echoes by Melinda Metz giveaway at The Book Scout
Win a Team Jace T-Shirt (MI) at LaFemmeReaders +check HERE


INTERNATIONAL
350 Followers Giveaway at I Read Banned Books
Christina Brooks Interview & giveaway at Among The Muses
Alice Clayton Interview & giveaway at Book Addict (Patti)
Hogwarts Mouse giveaway at VVB32-Reads
Harry Potter Week Giveaway
Treat For Zombie Fans: Win Pride and Prejudice and Zombies and The Dawn Of The Dreadfuls at The Book Butterfly
Suzanne Barrett Interview & Giveaway at Sizzling Hot Books
Matched & The Replacement ARC Giveaway at A Blog About Nothing
Scott M. Baker Interview & giveaway at Suburban Vampire
Tyger, Tyger Necklace Giveaway at Parajunkee's View
Angie Frazier Interview & Poster Giveaway at The Thoughts of A Book Junky
Dead Politician Society at Daisy Chain Book Reviews
Win A Copy of Torment or Paranormalcy at The Book Fairy's Haven

** Daron Fraley Interview & Giveaway at I'm A Reader Not A Writer
** New Monthly Giveaway at JoJo's Book Corner

CHECK OUT: Posts of Interest
Review of Deadly Intent by Kylie Brant at Smexy Books
Pauline Holyoak Guestpost at Fang-Tastic Books
Larissa Ione Message Regarding Jennifer Rardin at Strange Candy Reviews
Lauren Kate: When I am Not Writing Guest Post at Tynga's Reviews
Imogen Rose Guest Post at My Blood Approves
Stacey Kennedy Interview at Paranormal Romantics
Joanna Karaplis Guest Post at Steph Su Reads
Paranormalcy Review at The Mountains of Instead
The Walking Dead Thoughts at Graeme's Fantasy Book Review
Phillipa Ashley Interview at Love Romance Passion
Interview with Gini Koch at The Book Pushers

- Kelly

Review: Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater

Shiver by Maggie Stiefvater
Reading Level: YA/ paranormal
(crossposted from my goodreads)
I recently picked up this book and the next in this series: “Linger”, because I had heard so much about it. I had heard it was like the Twilight Saga for werewolves, so I had to read it.

Summary:
Shiver tells the story of a girl, Grace, who after an attack by wolves when she was 10-11 years old, she, somehow, feels drawn to one of them, because that particular wolf in a way saved her life from the others.
It also tells the story of Sam, a boy who has turned into a wolf, because their destinies are intertwined.
In this “mythology”, after a wolf bites you, you turn into an actual wolf, not a werewolf and you keep your own eyes, even in your wolf form.

That is how Grace knew who the wolf was, at least on a subconscious level.
Growing up, she could always sense and sometimes see this wolf, watch her from a distance, which intensified her “obsession” with wolves, an obsession that earned her some mocking comments by her best friends, Olivia and Rachel.

Grace is fascinated by wolves after her attack, due to their power, their unity and their solidarity, whereas, Sam falls in love with her and is fascinated with her, not only because of who she is – what he could have been, normal – but also, because after the bite, Grace doesn't turn into a wolf.

After, a wolf attack in the town, the people of the town decide to hunt down the wolves and Grace tries to stop them for fear of “her” wolf getting hurt.
Sam does get hurt and ends up on her front porch, naked and bleeding.
Grace recognizes him instantly and helps him.


Review:
That is when the real story starts. With Sam and Grace actually starting a relationship, on a deep emotional level and Sam going against the clock, since he is only human when it is warm and a wolf all through the cold seasons.

Apparently, the curse is that eventually, he will turn into a wolf one time, and never turn into his human form again and for some reason it is happening to Sam now, even though he is too young, only 18.

I have to say that I adored the writing style. I really loved how the story was narrated by Sam and Grace and it was really emotionally intense to read everything through their points of view.

It made you feel for them, since you saw what they saw, smelled what they smelled, felt what they felt.

I loved the description Stiefvater used. It was really delightful. I loved the adjectives and every single word, was accurate and precise and poetic.
Her words were haunting and it just made reading this book, an incredible reading experience.

Even though it was kind of weird to have a girl be obsessed by the same thing that almost killed her, wolves, while reading this book, you didn't mind, because you were in Grace's head and in her head it made sense, so you accepted it.

Of course, it is not entirely implausible for something like that to happen. A lot of people share a morbid fascination related to dangerous or questionable things such as death, knives, bodily functions etc.

I also loved how it wasn't exactly like love at first sight. I mean, of course, the whole connection started because Sam – in his wolf form- looked in Grace's eyes, so that was kinda instant, but nothing really happened for years.
They spent years watching each other from a distance and, after everything, it really was like they had known each other for years, because they had.

Sam watched her day and night, hidden in the shadows.

Their love story was very convincing and haunting and you could feel the urgency with which they tried to stay with each other. because they knew they didn't have a lot of time.Sam would turn back into a wolf in only a little while and it was uncertain as to whether he could ever come back.

I cannot wait to finish the second book now, which I have already started! XD

Notable Scene/Description:
"I giggled, completely unlike me, and Sam laughed because he knew it. I was drunk with
Sam. I let him walk me down the stark concrete block to The Crooked Shelf, a little
independent bookstore; I hadn’t been there for a year. It seemed stupid that I hadn’t, given
how many books I read, but I was just a poor high schooler with a very limited allowance.
I got my books from the library.
“This is a Grace-shop, right?” Sam pushed open the door without waiting for my answer.
A wonderful wave of new-book smell came rushing out, reminding me immediately of
Christmas. My parents always got me books for Christmas. With a melodic ding, the shop
door swung shut behind us, and Sam released my hand. “Where to? I’ll buy you a book. I
know you want one.”


Rating: 4.5 Stars: Fascinating book (wow, I did use this word a lot in this review), anyone would enjoy.

Find Maggie Stiefvater: Site // Blog // Goodreads

Buy Shiver at AMAZON // BOOKDEPOSITORY // PLAY.COM

- Kelly

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Around The Blogosphere

I was a bit MIA for the past few days, and that was because I was really exhausted and due to the Elections in Greece.
Thankfully, they are over now so I have some time to relax. *g*

I wasn't able to check around my fave book blogs, so I have no notable entries to add, but I will share some giveaways I have found.

CONTESTS/GIVEAWAYS



INTERNATIONAL

Cover Vs Cover Giveaway at The Thoughts of A Book Junkie.
Share your opinion on US&UK editions of known books and get a chance to win the edition of your choice!
Howling at the Moon/Wolf Giveaway (Jewelry) at Not Really Southern VampChick
Interview & giveaway with Jesi Lea Ryan at The Book Vixen

USA/UK/CAN
Win The Vampire Academy Series by A. Noel at Dark Faerie Tales
Shadow Hills by A. Hopcus Contest at The Book Cellar.
Win Stronger Than Sin by C. Pineiro at A Moment With Mystee.
Harriet Reisen giveaway at History Fic Chick
Leah Clifford Contest
you can win an ARC and name a character for her second book!
To Nourish And Consume Giveaway at From The TBR Pile
Unstoppable in Stilletos Giveaway at Simply Stacie
18th Birthday Giveaway at the Book Pixie
A Christmas Carol Pop Up Book giveaway at BookHounds


You still have time to enter:
The MockingBirds Giveaway // The Clockwork Angel Prize Giveaway

Check:
Interview with Author Stacey Kennedy
Reading Challenge of YA Fiction of the 80's and 90's at the Book Vixen
~ will Be Adding More as I find them! :)
- Kelly

Review: Where The Rain Is Made by Keta Diablo

Where The Rain Is Made by Keta Diablo
Reading Level: Mature


Summary:
Ethan Gray is a Dog Soldier, a Cheyenne fighter. That is when he is in 1864, because when living in the present day he is an Assistant Curator at the National Museum of American Indians. And so he is Meko aka I Am The Wind, because he has the ability to transform into a crow and at the disposal of the Cheyenne Council he travels back and forth in time, in order to help best serve the interests of the tribe, which is currently under attack from the Americans claiming their land.

It is during this period (1864) he meets Francesca DuVall, who lives with her father and brother, after her mother passed away. Life is hard in these new lands and she is told she is safer if she poses as boy instead of letting it show she is a woman. So, when Meko attacks, he has no idea she is a woman, but when he does, he does what a Dog Soldier can do. He takes her as a loot. What he doesn't know, though, is that she will end up being more important to him than anything...


Review:
I won this book at a contest at Amanda's Blog Not Really Southern VampChick and for that I humbly thank both Keta Diablo and Amanda. I'm so glad I had the chance to read this.

I knew that I was going to love this book, ever since I read it had to do with Indians.
I am not ashamed to admit that I'm a daddy's little girl and ever since I was little, I used to watch "Westerns" with my dad.
John Wayne, Clint Eastwood, Gregory Peck, Gary Cooper are only a few of the actors I know because of that.

These movies always fascinated me. It was great to see how the Indians lived, the struggle over the land, the compromises and the fights. Plus, all the love stories that sprung form all that. Between Indian Women and white men or Indian Men and white women. Love has and always will transcend all boundaries and biases.

So, imagine my excitement when the protagonist of this book is an Indian and a time-traveler at that. It's like two things that I love greatly (Indians+Paranormal), all tied up for me with a neat, little ribbon.

Meko is strong, brave, selfless, noble and very sexy. It is always welcome to find protagonists like him.
I loved his dedication to his race and sometimes I felt he was giving too much of himself just to accomplish that. It was like he had no human substance in the eyes of the Council and that angered me.
He should be allowed some happiness. According to the council, Cesca was a distraction.
But it was evident from the start, that from the moment he laid his eyes on her, he wouldn't let her go and actually went to great lengths to make her love him and accept the Indian way of living. He wanted to keep her with his people and made her his wife.

Cesca, on the other hand, is a delightful heroine. She is strong-willed and brave, not willing to give in to him, because - initially, at least- she thought him to be an Indian, a "Savage" only there to attack and kill her people.
It was only after spending some time in the village as a "prisoner", that she finally realized that Indians wanted peace, they were just defending themselves.
Although, she only agreed to stay there, in order to have Meko spare her brother's life, she came to love everything about the Cheyenne and Meko.

Their love story flowed nicely and plausibly and I loved the pace and the build up.
The story was well-researched and well-presented.
Keta Diablo flawlessly describes the way of life of the Cheyenne and I quite enjoyed the mentions of specific rituals that they had and words from their language, rendering "Where The Rain Is Made" an amazing page-turner and a heart-warming take of love in the face of perdition and destruction. (We all know what happened to the Indians at the time)

Actually, I loved the description in this book. It may be that I'm not a native speaker and I'm easily impressed (*g), but the language was something that drew me in immediately and made the reading experience so much better.

Notable Scene/Description:
...Ribbons of scarlet and midnight black detonated behind his eyes before a rush of blood surged through his brain. The hammering began, slowly at first with a gradual ascent to volatile. Fascination gripped him when his arms went numb and shifted into massive, black wings. Soon his spine launched into spasms, every beleaguered ligament and muscle stretching as if ripped from their vertebrae. The familiar burning in his chest spiraled up his throat, spreading outward like a white-hot flame.
The power of the raven to surged through his veins. He tumbled through a dark tunnel faster than a meteor falling from the sky, struggling to emerge on the other side.
Brother to the open sky, ally to the distant sun, he’d soar above the clouds to where the rain is made.


Verdict: An amazing love story that will move you and make you tear up, set against a background of chaos and war, but for that so much more intense and unforgettable.
Now, WHERE is the NEXT book? XD

Rating: 4.5 Stars {Instant Classic}

Find Keta Diablo: Site / Blog / GoodReads

Buy the book from Amazon

- Kelly

Review: Bound By Deception by Christa Paige

Bound By Deception by Christa Paige
Reading Level: Mature

Summary: Anna belongs to a special people, whose female such as herself, undergo a specific blood ritual when mature enough to mate. Each male who wants to claim her, must offer up his blood in a cup and after examining it -but not tasting it- she needs to choose just one to spend eternity with him. Intense though it is, if she makes a bad choice and they are not genetically compatible, she will suffer the consequences. She will die at drinking from the cup. So, when her brother makes a suggestion, she follows it...

My Review: I won a copy of this book at The Romance Reviews and for that I wish to thank the site and the author Christa Paige who was kind and generous enough to send me not only "Bound By Deception" but also "Bound By Rebellion", although I had only won the second book!

The book is only 41 pages long, so I had the pleasure of reading this at work on my break! Needless to say, I was hardly in the mood to work afterwards... I'd rather... *censored*
The book follows Anna, member of a special race/tribe of people who had underwent a genetic mutation in the past and they now are what we would call "Vampires", although in this "mythology" vampires don't seem malevolent and are persecuted by humans.
In their society, every woman mature to breed must choose a life mate from the ones who wish to claim her. Anna, is lucky enough to have three. She doesn't know who they are, though, and she must choose without seeing but from the cup of their blood they present her with. She is free to smell and examine the cup, but she is not to drink from any of them, because drinking means that this is which she chooses. Let alone the fact, that if she makes a bad choice there's a chance that she will perish because her mate is not genetically compatible.

Naturally, Anna is overwhelmed by the significance of this and when her brother makes a suggestion that she should choose the second one, she does just that and drinks from the second cup. What she doesn't know though, is that the blood belongs to Dimitri. A man she had always wanted, but had given up on because he was much older and a player.

This might sound pretty typical, banter-kind-of-love, but let me tell you, it is not.
The writer manages a superb and very enjoyable description of feelings and emotions and it made it a delight to read.

Anna is vulnerable but strong, she is not afraid to speak her mind and that's always good in a heroine and Dimitri is your typical Alpha male, strong, brave, kind of cocky, but very much in love with her and tending to her needs. All her needs, if you know what I mean! ;)

Their attraction is undeniable (and sizzling hot), but there's always people who don't wish their happiness, namely Sergei and it is amazing how complete this felt despite its shortness.
Not that I would mind reading more of them. On the contrary!!
Needless to say that I'm SO reading the next one on the series asap!

Their love scene must be the best and most realistic scene I have ever read and I was craving chocolate after reading this! *g*
Good thing, I always have extra chocolate in my office. XD

Notable scene:
Trailing her gaze up, she looked at his neck. Couldn’t take her eyes off the way his throat worked with some kind of emotion. She realized he held the reaction perilously under control. That same wildness she had sensed during the ceremony remained within him still. Sliding her tongue out, she moistened her dry lips, recalling what he tasted like.
If she were to drink from him again, right now, would he be as enjoyable in the flesh?


Verdict: A short and gripping read, sexy and heart-warming. Totally recommended to anyone.
Rating: 4.5 Stars

About the Author:
Christa Paige: Site // Blog // Goodreads

Buy the book from: Amazon

- Kelly

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Around The Blogosphere [11/11/10]

I think I will be doing my first book review in this blog today! Heeh! I never thought I'd see the day! Heee, that was what my Goodreads account was for! :P

Anywhoo, here is a new list with contests and interesting stuff around the blogosphere!

USA
The Monstrumoligist and The Curse of The Wendigo Giveaway at Book Faery
John Herrick Interview & giveaway (Author of "From The Dead") at Book Noise
Interview & giveaway with Angela Morrison at Blkosiner's Book Blog
The Replacement Excerpt & Bracelet Giveaway
Merilyn Monroe's Fragments Audiobook Giveaway at From The TBR Pile
Shadow Hills By A. Hopcus Cover Reveal & giveaway at Ramblings of A Teenage Bookworm
Prisoners in The Palace Giveaway at the Book Cellar


INTERNATIONAL
C. Fern Cook Guest Post & Giveaway at Wicked Readings by Tawania
Interview and giveaway with authors Heather Poinsett Dunbar and Christopher Dunbar at Paranormal Haven
AfterLight Giveaway at Bitten By Books (ends tonight)




ALSO CHECK OUT
Review of Once Bitten,Twice Shy by J. Rardin at Not Really Southern VampChick
A contest Roundup courtesy of the Vampire Book Club :)
When I'm Not Reading with the awesome Angela from DarkFaerieTales.com at The Unread Reader
Celebrate Nikki's 100th post at Ramblings From A Chaotic Mind
Guest Post with Author Tia Nevitt at Writing the Witchy Way
Pet Lovers Giveaway at Two Little Cavaliers
Steampunkery Convention List
Say Anything Game Giveaway

~ Will add more as I find them! Sorry for duplicates, it's a work in progress atm! ;)

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Contests Around the Blogosphere [11/09/10]

This is a list of giveaways and interesting posts for November 9th.
Will be adding more...


INTERNATIONAL
The Monstrumologist Giveaway at Writings of a Wicked Book Addict
250 Follower Giveaway at I Read Banned Books
Zoe Archer Interview & Giveaway at Book Lovers Inc
Larissa Ione Interview & giveaway at Ramblings from a Chaotic Mind
Cynthia Eden Boomarks Giveaway at Ramblings from a Chaotic Mind



USA
Interview & giveaway with Caridad Pineiro at Book Of Secrets
The Monstrumologist Giveaway at The Compulsive Reader
Jennifer Estep Interview & Giveaway at Larissa's Life
The Robot Book by Heather Brown Giveaway (kids) at There's A Book


Extra:
Monica Brinkman Virtual Tour and Guest Post at Lori's Reading Corner
Win White Christmas Lights at Boos and Rawrs
Win a Myachi Sack at My Life With Rats and More


Take care all,
Kelly

Sunday, November 7, 2010

New Contests/Giveaways [11/8/10]

Here is a new list.
And to answer question: No, I don't enter them all! *g*

USA/CANADA/UK
The Distant Hours by Kate Morton Giveaway at Beyond Books (CAN only)
The Wolves Of Andover by Kathleen Kent Giveaway at Tribute Books Reviews
Stronger Than Sin by Caraidad Pineiro Giveaway at Just Another New Blog
ARC Giveaways for Review to Book Bloggers (US) at Ellz Readz (Crescendo/Mockingbirds/Matched etc)
The Song Of The Muses Anthology by Alisha Paige Giveaway + Interview at A Writer's Mind.
Eternal Kiss of Darkness by Jeaniene Frost Review & giveaway at Dren's B-Spot.
The Perfect Blend by Trish Perry Giveaway at Colloquium
The Radleys ARC Giveaway at From The TBR Pile
Interview & giveaway with Y.S. Lee at Bloody Bookaholic
The Hole In The Wall Review & giveaway at the OWL
Jumpstart The World Review+Giveaway at DerapsReads
Forever Thanksgiving Giveaway at The Fiction Vixen

INTERNATIONAL
November ARC giveaway at Steph-Su Reads
Tote Bag Giveaway at Two Little Cavaliers
Two Book Giveaways at the Romance Reviews.
Humongous ARC Giveaway at Read This Book
Michaela MacColl Guest Post & Giveaway at Carrie'a YA Bookshelf
Lauren Dane Interview & giveaway at Book Lovers 11/21
Sandra Sookoo Week Start at JoJo's Book Corner
Scott Nicholson Blog Tour Stop

Check:
Envy Contest: Find THE perfect One-Word Title
Interview with Author Brenda Pandos at the Mindful Musings
The Host by S. Meyer to be a film at Lu's Book Blog
Interview with Stephanie Perkins at Nice Girls Read Books
Interview with Rhiannon Frater at From The Shadows
Interview with Heidi R. Kling at Reading Teen
Guest Post by Anastasia Hopcus at Tynga's Reviews
Event Report: Becca Fitzpatrick in Manchester at Wondrous Reads
Event: Authors After Dark at Intense Whisper
Interview: Lisa Desrochers on her favorite Love Triangles at Pure Imagination
Tabitha Suzuma Interview at Book Fairy Heaven
Interview with Dakota Banks at Blog With Bite
Kandy Siahaya Virtual Tour at Lori's Reading Corner
Review & Blog Tour: The Snow Globe by Sheila Roberts at Busy Moms who Love To Read

*** Also: Support An Artist
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Take a look!

~ I will add more as I find them! :)

- Kelly

Saturday, November 6, 2010

In My Wishlist: Branded by Keary Taylor

My book wishlist is neverending, of course, but there's a certain book that attracted my attention a few days ago and I have been following book bloggers' reviews of it.
The book is "Branded - Fall Of Angels #1" by Keary Taylor. Isn't the cover uber-pretty?
SYNOPSIS (from GoodReads)
Jessica’s had the nightmares for as long as she can remember. Nightmares of being judged for people who have died, of being branded by the angels. Her friends and family think she’s a crazy because of it all. Yet she carries the mark of the condemned, seared into the back of her neck, and hides it and herself away from the world.

But when two men she can’t ignore enter her life everything changes, including the nightmares. The two of them couldn’t be more different. She will do anything to be with one of them. Even tell him the truth about angels, why she never sleeps, and the scar on the back of her neck. But one of the two has set events into motion what will puller her toward her own judgment and turn her into the object of her greatest fear.

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Reviewed:
By La Femme Readers - HERE
By The Fiction Enthusiast - HERE
By Flipping Pages For All Ages - HERE

The Author, Keary Taylor, has already presented the cover of the second book in the Series, "Forsaken".
You can find KEARY TAYLOR at her
Official Website // Blog // GoodReads // Twitter

FOLLOW HER BLOGTOUR - HERE

You can purchase it through:
Amazon // The Book Depository

If anyone's reading, since I haven't pimped this blog yet, let me know what you think! :)

Giveaways Around The Book-Blogosphere

I have been too lazy and busy to work on the blog. I just didn't have time, for reals. Between work and commuting and reading and fretting over house chores, I didn't have any time to be creative, like at all.

I did change the layout, however and I like it and I think I will be posting pics of my library tonight just for the fun of it.

But just so that I won't feel completely useless, I will post a huge post with Contests and Giveaways I have found around the blogosphere!
Hope you will find it useful. :)

CONTESTS/GIVEAWAYS

USA/CAN/UK
Richard Kadrey Interview & Giveaway Show some love to the Author
Brenna Yovanoff Interview and Giveaway at Not Really Southern Vamp Chick
Maria Lima Interview & giveaway at DarkFaerieTales
She Smells The Dead Giveaway + Author Interview at A Reader's Record
The Mischief of the Mistletoe by Lauren Willig plus holiday ornamentat Hist Fic Chick
Jodi Puicoult's Sing You Home ARC giveaway at Lori's Reading Corner
Michele Bell Interview & Giveaway at The Book Scout
Wayne Josephson Guest Post & giveaway at Steph Su Reads
Alison Kent's The Icing On The Cake Review&Giveaway at JoJo's Book Corner
Barbara Bretton Interview & Giveaway At Fang-Tastic Books
Keary Taylor Interview & Giveaway at Only Sexy Books Allowed
Catherine Ryan Hyde Interview & Giveaway at the Book Butterfly
FaerieCon Giveaway at Aine's Realm
Michael McColl Giveaway at Word For Teens
Blog Tour and Giveaway with Phillipa Ashley at My Overstuffed Bookshelf
Clockwork Angel Audiobook Giveaway at Mundie Moms
Signed Nightshade Copy at Consumed By Books
Tyger Tyger Giveaway at Books and Things
Daniele Lanzarotta Blog and Giveaway at Fang-Tastic Books
Montana Glory Feature & Giveaway at The Romance Reviews
100 Follower Giveaway at YA Bookie Monster
Snowman Necklace Giveaway at My Sideways Gravity
Pure Hidden Review & Giveaway at Bzzing Mom
November Book Reviews Giveaway(choice of 4 books) at Reading With Tequila
Perfection by Melinda Metz Review & Giveaway at Book Hounds
Greyfriar by Clay&Susan Griffith at Urban Fantasy Reader
Scooby-Doo Zoinkify Pack Giveaway
Ten Ways To Be Adored When Landing A Lord Giveaway at My Overstuffed Bookshelf
Safe Haven By N. Sparks Giveaway at The Book Buff
Candy Faeries Series for 4 Winners at A Life Bound By books
Devon Monk Interview and Kindle Giveaway at Bitten By Books
Heartbroke Bay by Lynn D'Urso Giveaway at Readaholic
The Sweetness of Salt Giveaway at I Read Banner Books
Brenna Yovanoff Interview & giveaway at The Story Siren
Denise Verrico Guest Post and Giveaway at Paranormal Haven
Rachel Caine Mini-Interview & GiveawayWendy Raven McNaire giveaway at Reading In Color ENDS TONIGHT
Daniele Lanzarotta Interview &Swag Giveaway at From The Shadows
Montana Glory Blog Tour & Giveaway at Just Another New Blog
Signed Copy of Exit Strategy by Ryan Potter Giveaway at A Life Bound By Books
Douglas E. Richards Interview & Giveaway at I'm a Reader, not a Writer
Velocity by Alan Jacobson Giveaway at Readaholic

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INTERNATIONAL
J.L Bryan Interview & Giveaway Show Some Love to the Author
Bloomsbury Prize Pack at The Bookologist
18th Birthday Countdown Giveaway at The Book Pixie
Beautiful Darkeness ARC Giveaway at Good Books & Good Wine
Provo City Library Teen Book Fest Giveaway Swag+ The Lost Saint ARC at Fire And Ice Photo
Linda Gerber Interview & Giveaway at All Things Urban Fantasy
November ARC Giveaway (Nightshade/Hunger/Blue Fire at Writer Musings
100$ Paypal Giveaway at A Review&Giveaway
Daisy Whitney Interview and The Mockingbirds ARC giveaway at Reading Teen
Win A Kindle or Two for more info go to Book Faery
Kylie Brant Interview and Giveaway at Over The Edge Book Reviews
SteamPunkery Giveaway
Elle Jasper Interview and Giveaway at Among The Muses
Heart With Joy Giveaway at The Book Pixie
November's Top Commenter Giveaway at Just Your Typical Book Blog
Enter To Win a Kindle by Anjelle Floyd at Readaholic
Coffee College Giveaway at Pure Imagination
Sionna Cailey Guest Post & Giveaway at Clandestine Sanctuary
Support Ednah Walters at your Book Blog
Christmas Come Early Big Giveaway at Floor To Ceiling Giveaway
Victoria Shwab Interview & Giveaway at The Thoughts of A Book Junky
The Greyfriar Giveaway and Authors Interview at All Things Urban Fantasy
Merrie Destefano Interview & giveaway at Wayfaring Writer
Karen Kelley Interview & Giveaway at Sizzling Hot Books
Terri Grimes Interview and eBook giveaway at Sizzling Hot Books
Rachel Vincent ARC Giveaway courtesy of the Author herself! XD
Mortal Paths by Dakota Banks Feature & Giveaway at Blog With Bite
The Strand Bookstore Giveaway at Reading Teen
Kasey Michaels Interview & Giveaway at Romantic Crush Junkies
The Iron King by Julie Kagawa Giveaway at Down The Rabbit Hole
Win Shade by Jeri Smith-Ready and a Mumford and Sons CD at For What It's Worth
Kylie Brant Interview & Giveaway at Anna's Book Blog
Sarah-Jane Stratford Interview & Giveaway at Jennza's Jumbled Bookcase
Inspired by Firewalker by Allyson James Book Jacket Giveaway at LovLivLife Reviews
Kacy Barnett Interview & Giveaway at Reviews By Jane
Jennifer Laurens Interview & Giveaway at I'm a Reader Not a Writer
Anne Sowards Interview & Giveaway at The Book Pushers
Stephen M. Irwin Interview & Giveaway
Zoe Archer Interview & Giveaway at The Qwillery
Scott Nicholson Guest Post +Enter to Win a kindle at Reading Angel

This took a lot of time, so if you want to post it in your own blog just let me know or post a link to this post, as well!

Thanks,
Kelly