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LAND OF FALLING STARS, An erotic romance/Historcal

After her parents die in a fire, Sophia Whitfield struggles to save her beloved home, Arbor Rose. The Civil War has devastated the South, and another blue coat has come to steal her meager possessions. Before the hated enemy inflicts his destruction, she shoots him. And soon discovers the soldier is Gavin, the…

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Jack Everett, author of the novel 1:1 Jihad-Britain, reviewed The Strangers Outside and gave it 5 stars.…

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Celebrities Kids | Celebrity Obsession: Are our teens too star-struck?



Following the lives of teen celebrities such as Taylor Lautner or Miley Cyrus are part of the normal past time for the average teenager today. While on the surface this may sound like the sort of thing we'd expect a young person to be doing with their time, this behavior can also lead to some major psychological issues that have far-reaching effects. In a recent study of…

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Sunny Cooper is a pessimist. It could be the results of an unhappy childhood spent growing up in a commune in New Mexico. Or maybe the memories of a tragic accident that took the life of her younger sister, whatever the cause, her fiance describes her as having a melancholy streak a mile wide. She struggles with her life and her relationship, having no preparation for either in the commune. When a second tragic accident—and the devastating truths that come to light in its aftermath—turns her… Continue

LAND OF FALLING STARS



Author’s website: http://ketaskeep.blogspot.com/

Publisher: Ravenous Romance

Release Date: December 2008

ISBN: 978-1-60777-076-3

Length: Novel

Format: Electronic

Genre: Historical

Sensuality Level: 3.5

Rating: 4.5



Reviewed by: Teagan, The Book Wenches



The war is coming to an end, and all that Sophia Whitfield has ever known is gone. Her family… Continue

Hardcover: 256 pages

Publisher: Grand Central Publishing (March 19, 2009)





Summary:



From the inside flap....When Melody Grace McCartney was six years old, she and her parents witnessed an act of violence so brutal that it changed their lives forever. The federal government lured them into the Witness Protection Program with the promise of safely, but the program took Melody's name, her home, her family, and… Continue

Today, the second part of my feature on Shooting Stars Mag is up. You can read my guest post here:

http://shootingstarsmag.blogspot.com/2009/01/guest-blog-margay-leah-justice.html

And in case you missed my interview, here's the link:

http://shootingstarsmag.blogspot.com/2009/01/interview-with-margay-leah-justice.html

Enjoy!

Today I'm at Shooting Stars Mag, talking about my book, the inspiration for the fabulous cover (thank you,. Stacy!), and what song I feel most accurately captures the essence of Nora's Soul. Come check out the video of the song, which, in an odd twist, portrays the theme of Nora's Soul.

http://shootingstarsmag.blogspot.com/2009/01/interview-with-margay-leah-justice.html

See you there!

Margay Leah Justice
http://margayleahjustice.com

I received this book over the holidays directly from the author. First, thanks to Kimberly for sending the book my way!



Before I had a chance to pick up the book (yes, I actually finished another book first) my husband picked it up because the cover and title intrigued him. (Note: my hubby doesn't spend his spare time reading..) He picked it up with the intention of reading a few pages, and wound up reading it cover to cover over an… Continue

The first book that I read of Dan Savage's was "The Kid: What Happened After My Boyfriend and I Decided to Go Get Pregnant." Other than the incredibly long titles, I've enjoyed both of these two books.



The Commitment is all about Savage's relationship with his boyfriend and their neverending battle over whether or not to get married. Dan and Terry have been together for 10 years and are commited to one another, but both have specific… Continue

I experienced this novel via an audiobook. I must tell you though, that I listened to the whole first disc at least twice through. I had a heck of a time at the start of this one because of the accent of the narrator. Word choices and pronunciations are a little hard to catch at first, but once I got going, it became easier. In fact, I actually began to like the her and her accent!



Killing the Shadows is a story about a serial… Continue

What a wonderful story! The house on Nantucket is near and dear to folks who live in Nantucket, and the people that grew up in it. Nan, the houses owner lives there alone after losing her husband to suicide many years prior. The house is big and sometimes lonely, so Nan decides to begin renting out rooms, a bed and breakfast idea, for the summer. The tenants become her best friends and also a project. Nan begins to play matchmaker, as well as… Continue

Funny book! An ex mob hit man in the witness protection program is placed at a hospital as a doctor. It's viewed as his punishment for all the people that he'd killed while a part of the mob. The story is a 24 hour period where Dr. Brown is trying to save lives in the hospital while also trying to save his own. One of his patients recognizes him and Dr. Brown knows that his cover has been blown and that he will need to beat the reaper!

I… Continue