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Monday, August 31, 2009

Review : Rot by Michele Lee


Title : Rot
Author : Michele Lee
Publisher : Skullvines Press
Genre : Romantic Horror
Series : No
Rating : 4

From Skullvines Press :

So you’ve raised your loved ones from the dead, but had no idea how difficult it would be to care for them.

No problem! Silver Springs is a warm, peaceful facility equipped to handle all your zombie needs. Their friendly staff will ensure they have a safe environment with daily exercise and raw meat.

Rest easy knowing they’re in good hands… as they rot.

In Michele Lee’s Rot, you won’t find an apocalypse or Romero-style flesh-eaters. This is far more disturbing.

In a world where certain people can will others back from death, Silver Springs Specialty Care Community caters to the undead for those who aren’t quite ready to let go (zombie milk available by special arrangement at the home office).

Dean, retired from the military and looking for an easier life, runs security at this zombie herding farm, but he learns that dark injustice is not unique to war. There’s a rotten core to Silver Springs. Now, Dean and a quickly-decaying corpse named Patrick are on the hunt for a woman they both love and lost to a lucrative business that specializes in greed, zombies and never having to say goodbye.

Review :

Dean has just retired from the military, and working at Silver Springs as a security guard is where he decided his time would be better used. On his first day of the job, he meets his new helpers, Patrick and Amy. They happen to be zombies, but they don't want to eat Dean, yet.

Patrick and Amy happen to be two of the only zombies in Silver Springs that still have their brains, no really, they haven't snapped yet. They still need to eat raw meat, and at times they feel like they will give into the temptation of chewing on a living arm, but for the most part they are just regular people. It doesn't take much for Dean to realize this, and he quickly becomes friends with them. When Amy gets taken away from Silver Springs, it's up to Dean and Patrick to find their friend, and put a stop to Silver Springs' foul ways.

This was a very short read, at 50 pages. Michele Lee was able to quickly give her readers a well written backround of each character, and a great story. Her writing flows very easily, and she is very descriptive. While this short book was a horror novel, it also had a touch of romance to it, which was a nice change from other Zombie fiction that I have read in the past. I'd be more than willing to read more by Michele Lee in the future. Thank you Skullvine Press for sending me a review copy of this book, it was a great read!

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This book was also read for the August 2009 Reading Challenge.

Contest : The Blue Star by Tony Earley

Thanks to Valerie Russo from Hatchette Books, I am able to give away 5 copies of The Blue Star by Tony Earley

Description from Hatchette

Seven years ago, readers everywhere fell in love with Jim Glass, the precocious ten-year-old at the heart of Tony Earley's bestseller Jim the Boy. Now a teenager, Jim returns in another tender and wise story of young love on the eve of World War Two. Jim Glass has fallen in love, as only a teenage boy can fall in love, with his classmate Chrissie Steppe. Unfortunately, Chrissie is Bucky Bucklaw's girlfriend, and Bucky has joined the Navy on the eve of war. Jim vows to win Chrissie's heart in his absence, but the war makes high school less than a safe haven, and gives a young man's emotions a grown man's gravity.

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Deadline September 21st, 2009 @ 11:59 PM Est.
US & Canada Residents Only. No PO Boxes.

Mailbox Monday : August 31st

This past week I got :



For Review from Hatchette Books

1. Lucan by Susan Kearney (ARC)

For Review from Bloomsbury / Shelf Awareness

1. The Private Papers of Eastern Jewel : A Novel by Maureen Lindley

For Review from Author

1. Everything Sucks : Losing My Mind and Finding Myself in a High School Quest for Cool by Hannah Friedman

From Bookmooch

1. Freudian Slip by Erica Orloff

From Paperbackswap

1. The Truth About Forever by Sarah Dessen
2. Strange Brew by Various Authors
3. Midnight Reign by Chris Marie Green
4. Destined For An Early Grave by Jeaniene Frost
5. Skin Trade by Laurell K. Hamilton

Weekly Recap (Aug 24th-30th)

Hello my wonderful readers! I was so excited that today was the first day of school for my siblings today! That means, from now on, I'll be home an hour early each Monday..and I can get a crackin on my Monday morning tasks :) Not so great for them though, haha, having to get up so early! Sooo..anyways...

What happened last week?

**Read and reviewed A Better View of Paradise by Randy Sue Coburn for a Blog Tour
**Read Rot by Michele Lee
**Reading - Marked by Passion by Kate Perry

Contests Posted : Blogger Layout Contest

What's happening this week?

**Reviewing Rot by Michele Lee
**Reading and reviewing Marked by Passion by Kate Perry
**Reading and reviewing The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks

Contests to Post : (this one was supposed to be posted last week..I forgot!) 5 Copies of The Blue Star by Tony Early
AND
3 copies of audiobook The Ravens by George Dawes Green

Saturday, August 29, 2009

Review : Show No Fear by Marliss Melton


Title : Show No Fear
Publisher : Forever Publishing
Genre : Romantic Suspense
ISBN : 978-0446509275
Series : Yes, #7 Navy SEALs Series
Rating : 3

From Amazon :

FEAR HAS A WAY...

Lucy Donovan always gets her man. As a fiercely independent CIA agent, she's survived hundreds of death-defying missions. But her latest may just get her killed. Weighed down with a secret she's desperate to keep, the last thing Lucy needs is to be sent undercover with a man who brings out the best--and the worst--in her.

OF GETTING YOU KILLED

Navy SEAL Gus Atwater never turns down an assignment, even if it means working with the only woman he's ever loved and lost. So with a volatile mix of desire and distrust, Lucy and Gus confront their tangled past. Pretending to be man and wife is risky enough, but now the clock is running out. As their mission escalates from desperate to deadly, will Lucy's secret expose them both?

Review :

Lucy Donovan has been in some dangerous situations, but nothing is more dangerous than being paired up with the Navy SEAL that stole her heart. She left him during college to continue a career in the CIA. It's been years since she's seen him, and she hasn't been with a man since. Her next assignment is to be paired with this Navy SEAL, Gus Atwater, in the jungle to extract American captives. The only problem is, Lucy must pretent to be Gus's wife, and that will be harder than roughing it in the woods.

Gus Atwater lost the love of his life once, and he doesn't plan on losing her again. When he's paired up with her on a dangerous mission, he does everything he can to make her back out of it. Lucy, on the other hand, is extremely stubborn, and she won't back out of a mission. Now it's up to Gus to extract the American captives, and keep Lucy Donovan alive. It will take everything they have to pull off this mission, and keep their hands off of each other.

This is the seventh book in the Navy SEALs Series by Marliss Melton. This was my first book by this author, and I was pleasantly surprised that I enjoyed the story. My go-to genre is Paranormal, and it's difficult for me to pull myself away from it, but I was glad that I did to dive into this book.

Show No Fear was packed with action from the very first page and drew me in from the start. Although their is plenty of danger while extracting American captives from a terrorist group, I was more interested in whether or not they were going to give into their desires and admit they were madly in love with each other.

I'm looking forward to going back and reading the first six books in this series by Marliss Melton, starting with Forget Me Not. I'd like to thank Anna Balasi from Hatchette Books for sending me an ARC of this book to review here on Falling Off The Shelf, she is always a pleasure to work with.

This book was also read for the August 2009 Reading Challenge.

Friday, August 28, 2009

Contest Winners : Damas, Dramas, and Ana Ruiz by Belinda Acosta

Congratulations!

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  • Wanda

  • Esme
Winners will have until Monday Morning to respond to all emails with their snail mail. If they fail to respond, then I will have to choose another winner.

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Thursday, August 27, 2009

Blog Tour : A Better View of Paradise by Randy Sue Coburn

A Better View of Paradise by Randy Sue Coburn

Blog Tour

Read My Review

Description from Fantastic Fiction

A deeply satisfying novel that explores the tender bond between fathers and daughters, and celebrates the redemptive power of forgiveness and love - sometimes found in the most unexpected places.

Thirty-six-year-old Stevie Pollack has earned fame and praise for her landscape architecture projects, though critics complain she's too formal, too rigid. But when her boyfriend abruptly drops her, and her Chicago lakefront development project is panned, Stevie flees to Hawaii, where she spent her childhood with her emotionally distant father.

Hank Pollack has returned to the islands for a very different reason; he's dying. As father and daughter mend fences, Stevie discovers new emotional depths within her father as well as a startling, hidden past.

Shocking revelations force Stevie to undergo a personal transformation both uncertain and exciting. With Hank's help - and the very agreeable attentions of a handsome local veterinarian - Stevie learns to surrender her inhibitions and seize every beautiful day in a reconfigured paradise.

About The Author

Randy Sue Coburn
Randy Sue Coburn began her career as a journalist whose essays and articles appeared in numerous national magazines and major newspapers. Her screenplays include Mrs. Parker and the Vicious Circle, the 1994 film about Dorothy Parker that premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and won Jennifer Jason Leigh the National Society of Film Critics Award for best actress. Film work and teaching at The University of Washington subsidized the writing of Remembering Jody, (1999, Carroll & Graf), and Randy Sue’s second novel, Owl Island, was published in June, 2006 by Ballantine, a division of Random House Publishing Group. A Better View of Paradise, also from Random House/Ballantine, is being published in July, 2009. Born in Chicago and raised in South Carolina, Randy Sue is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of The University of Georgia. She lives along the waterfront in downtown Seattle and relishes morning strolls through the Pike Place Market with Binx, a floppy-eared terrier known by name to many more vendors in the Pike Place Market than his mistress.

Review : A Better View of Paradise by Randy Sue Coburn


Publisher : Ballantine Books
Genre : Women's Fiction
ISBN : 978-0345490360
Series : No
Rating : 4

From Fantastic Fiction :

A deeply satisfying novel that explores the tender bond between fathers and daughters, and celebrates the redemptive power of forgiveness and love - sometimes found in the most unexpected places.


Thirty-six-year-old Stevie Pollack has earned fame and praise for her landscape architecture projects, though critics complain she's too formal, too rigid. But when her boyfriend abruptly drops her, and her Chicago lakefront development project is panned, Stevie flees to Hawaii, where she spent her childhood with her emotionally distant father.

Hank Pollack has returned to the islands for a very different reason; he's dying. As father and daughter mend fences, Stevie discovers new emotional depths within her father as well as a startling, hidden past.

Shocking revelations force Stevie to undergo a personal transformation both uncertain and exciting. With Hank's help - and the very agreeable attentions of a handsome local veterinarian - Stevie learns to surrender her inhibitions and seize every beautiful day in a reconfigured paradise.

Review :

Stevie Pollack is infamous in her career as a landscaping architect. She has spent a lot her time to get to the top, and is well known for her work. It takes a major toll on her when her newest project in Chicago gets a bad review, it doesn't make things any easier when she's also dumped by her long time boyfriend. When she finds out that her father is also dying, things really hit the fan. She hops on a plane to Hawaii to be by her father's side. She's not ready for her life to go down hill like this, and she's determined to do something that will keep her father around longer.

Hank Pollack wasn't always the best father in the world, although he wasn't the worst either. He took Stevie to ball games to see their favorite baseball team, the Chicago Cubs, and was always very supportive of her decisions. He was on the other hand, not very affectionate as a father, hugs and kisses were not apart of his way of showing how he loved someone. Now, with him dying, he has to show his daughter, Stevie, just how much he truly cares. It isn't easy for him to ask for help from others, or apologize for his wrong doings.

When I first picked up this novel, I was very interested in the prospect of it. When I hit the 50th page, I started to get bored. I told myself that I would finish it, regardless, because if I just put it down I might be missing something that was really worth reading. I was completely correct. This book was completely full of emotion, and I could feel the pain of each and every character involved. I wanted happiness for Stevie, and worried about the condition of her father worsening over time.

This was my first time reading a novel by Randy Sue Coburn, and now I'd have to say that I would love to read more of her books. This book really hit an emotional button with me, and I found myself crying harder than I expected I would while reading a book. It was also full of a lot of Hawaiian culture, and I loved that, it makes me want to go to the islands of Hawaii and relish in their beauty. It was also wonderful to learn some Hawaiian words, as they were scattered throughout the book, and I think this gave the book some wonderful Hawaiian flavor. Thank you, Dorothy at Pump Up Your Books for informing me about this blog tour, and Randy Sue Coburn for writing such a wonderful book.

This book was also read for the August Book Challenge.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Waiting on Wednesday - August 26th

Waiting On Wednesday

Hosted by Breaking The Spine

Waiting On Wednesday is a weekly event that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.

This weeks's pre-publication "can't wait to read" is :

Release Date : October 13, 2009

From Author Website :

Steal souls.

Live in hell.

Never die.

In a city infested with psychotic fairies and run by sadistic vampire mafiosi, life as a soul-sucking succubus rarely involves lacy lingerie, hot guys or great sex.

Instead, Jade must spend her nights seducing gangsters and murderers, or simpering as a trophy girl for hell's minions.

So when she discovers a forbidden ritual that promises to break hell's thrall and set her free, she's got nothing to lose, even if it involves seducing the four most repellent souls in town.

But when you're cheating hell, there's always a catch...

I absolutly love books that involve Faeries, Vampires. I have never read anything that included a Succubus in the mix, but I would absolutly love to have a chance to read this book! Not to mention, that the cover looks absolutly gorgeous! This is the first book in the Shadowfae Chronicles. Book 2 in this series, Shadowglass, will be released in April 2010.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Teaser Tuesday - August 25th

Teaser Tuesdays

Hosted by Should Be Reading

Anyone can play along!
Just do the following :

1. Grab your current read.
2. Open to a random page.
3. Share two (2) "teaser" sentences from anywhere on that page.
4. BE CAREFUL NOT TO INCLUDE SPOILERS! (be sure that what you share doesn't give to much away, you don't want to ruin the book for others.)
5. Share the title & author so other TT participants can add the book to their TBR.

My Teaser :

From that characteristic gesture, she recognizes Kiko, who was every bit as dramatic as a kid, always blaming the menehune, Hawai'i's version of the devilish elves, whenever he lost his homework or arrived late for school. Even more impressive was that Kiko had seen the Night Marchers, something he confessed to Stevie at recess one day in hushed, terrified tones, but only after she swore she'd never tell.

pg. 87
You'll be able to read a review of this novel on August 27th, 2009, during it's blog tour.

Contest Winners : The Lost Dog by Michelle de Kretser

Congratulations!
  • Jessica (BookLover)
  • Anonymous
  • Diane
  • rhapsodyinbooks
  • minishoes1

All Contest winners will have until Thursday Morning to respond to emails with their snail mail. If they fail to respond, I will have to choose new winners (I hate to do this, but I've already had to do it once!)

Wow - so far I have had to choose 3 new winners (edit : make it 4!) for this book! Seems that everyone has already won a copy from another source.

Still want to read a copy of The Lost Dog by Michelle de Kretser?
Order a copy from the Falling Off The Shelf store!


Monday, August 24, 2009

Contest : New Blogger Layout!


Having a contest to create a new layout for Falling Off The Shelf came from my very best gay friend, Derrick. After sitting in front of the computer for the better part of 2 hours, my sister and I came to the decision, that we have absolutly no html skills when it comes to creating Blogger Layouts! I told Derrick, and he said..."well, have your readers help! Throw a contest!"

We did manage to find a pic on Google Images that screamed "Falling Off The Shelf!". So, we took that image, and headed over to Photoshop.com, where you can edit all your photos online as easy as 1, 2, 3! Yay. So, the above photo was what we ended up with, and I loved it!

Now for the dun-dun-dun...CONTEST!

Take the above image, and create a 3 column layout for Falling Off The Shelf!

"Jenni, what do I get?"....is probably what your asking..well, have some patience! I'm getting to that :)

Contest winner will win a $25 Gift Certificate to a website of their choice! YES..ANY WEBSITE that you'd like..great right?

"How long do we have to do this?"...Great question!

You'll have until October 1st, 2009.

So...go get your butts in gear! Tell everyone you know..PLEASE! You can send all of your layout entries to jennilovevirgo@aol.com. You can even do more than one, send as many as you like! On October 1st I will sit down, and review all of them...and choose a winner. The new layout will be posted to the site that day, so everyone can see the awesome work, and the winner will be awarded their Gift Certificate.

I'm looking forward to seeing how create you all are!

Monday Run-Down - August 24th


This is the first time doing a weekly recap here at Falling Off The Shelf. I figured I'd quit leaving you guys in the dark each week about my plans for this site! So here goes, and I hope you like my Weekly Recap pic...cause I edited it to my liking, and thought it turned out pretty cool.

What happened last week?

**Read and reviewed Bleak History by John Shirley
**Read and reviewed Laced With Magic by Barbara Bretton
**Starting reading A Better View of Paradise by Randy Sue Coburn

Contests Posted : 5 Copies of Dark Hunger by Rita Herron (and 5 signed bookmarks!)

What's happening this week?

**Reviewing A Better View of Paradise by Randy Sue Coburn
**Reading and Reviewing Show No Fear by Marliss Melton
**Reading and hopefully reviewing Rot by Michele Lee

Contests to Post : 5 Copies of The Blue Star by Tony Early
AND
Blogger Layout Contest

Mailbox Monday - August 24th

I have a huge stack from this past week...eh, addicted much? Don't worry though, cause I mailed out just as much, if not more! I also have a new stack piling up to go out the door :)



For Review from Hatchette Books

1. The Last Song by Nicholas Sparks
2. Dutch by Teri Woods (ARC)

For Review from B&N First Look

1. Hush, Hush by Becca Fitzpatrick

For Review from LibraryThing

1. Soul Catcher by Leigh Bridger (ARC)

For Review from FSB Associates

1. Playing House by Fredrica Wagman

For Review from Publicist

1. Rumer & Qix by Kathleen S. Wilson

For Review from Author

1. Let Slip the Dogs of Love by Eugene Kachmarsky

From Bookmooch

1. Stardust by Neil Gaiman
2. Dark Time : Mortal Path by Dakota Banks

From Paperbackswap

1. Where There's a Witch by Madelyn Alt
2. Storm of Visions by Christina Dodd
3. Night Shift by Lilith Saintcrow

Won

1. The Imposter's Daughter by Laurie Sandell (thanks Suzanne @ Chick With Books!)

Gift from a Friend

1. Dead is the New Black by Marlene Perez
2. Dead is a State of Mind by Marlene Perez
3. Dead is So Last Year by Marlene Perez

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Blog Tour & Contest : Dark Hunger by Rita Herron

Dark Hunger by Rita Herron

Blog Tour


Description from Hatchette Books :

Reporter Annabelle Armstrong will go to any lengths to deliver a story, even track down Quinton Valtrez, a man she believes is a coldhearted assassin. Yet the truth about the darkly sensual Quinton is even more shocking...and the overwhelming desire he ignites is one she vows to resist.

Quinton has fought his demonic powers since he was a child. Now using his gifts for the good of national security, he can't let himself be distracted by the beautiful, determined Annabelle. But his need for her is sudden, fierce--and could soon cost Annabelle her life. For a wicked enemy is out for vengeance, a demon who wants to draw Quinton into a life of pure evil and is willing to use Annabelle as bait. To save her, Quinton must achieve the near impossible: tame the sinister force that is both his inheritance and his curse before it claims him forever.

About the Author :


Author Website

Rita Herron is an award-winning author of more than 30 romantic suspense novels for Harlequin and Dorchester. In 2007 alone, she was nominated for two Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Awards, including a Career Achievement Award.

Five Fun Facts

1. I set Dark Hunger in three of my favorite cites, Savannah, Charleston, and New Orleans because they’re all haunted and possess an eerie atmosphere – perfect places for the Death Angel. The B & B with the outdoor garden where Annabelle stays in Savannah is fashioned after a B & B where my husband and I stayed. And Shayla Larue is modeled after a voodoo priestess I met at the RWA conference in New Orleans.

2. Emily Nelson, the social worker in the book, is named after my daughter who’s a dedicated social worker in real life.

3. The idea of the Death Angel taking a vulture’s form came from a brainstorming session with two author friends at a writer’s retreat near Charleston. I’d been flirting with other forms but, when the vulture idea came up, I knew it was perfect—creepy and symbolic of bad luck, evil and death.

4. Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds inspired me as I was writing Dark Hunger. I also envisioned David Gray’s song “One With the Birds” as the soundtrack for the movie.

5. When I was a child, I knew a preacher who inspired me to create Reverend Narius. He was a hellfire and damnation type who yelled and stalked up and down the aisles during his sermon. It was as if he was singling you out to let you know you were going to hell. I was terrified of him!




Giveaway :

Thanks to Anna Balasi of Hatchette Books, I am able to give away 5 copies of Dark Hunger by Rita Herron! Along with those 5 copies, winners will each receive a signed bookmark to go with their book! Isn't that great?

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Deadline September 5th, 2009 @ 11:59pm Est.
US & Canada Residents Only. No PO Boxes.

Friday, August 21, 2009

Friday Finds - August 21st


This week's Friday Finds are :


Publisher : Bloomsbury USA Children's Books
ISBN : 978-1599902500
Release Date : September 29, 2009
Series : #1 of The Waking Trilogy

From Author Website :


Starting over in a place that's haunted by death...

Kara Foster thinks the hardest thing about moving to Japan will be fitting in as an outsider. But dark secrets are stirring at her new school. When Kara befriends Sakura, a fellow outsider whose rebellious nature sets her apart from the crowd, she learns that Sakura's sister was the victim of an unsolved murder on school grounds. And before long, terrible things begin to happen.

It starts with nightmares - strange, otherworldly dreams that wake Kara in terror every night. Then more students start turning up dead, with strange marks on their bodies. Is Sakura getting revenge on those she suspects are responsible for her sister's death? Or has her dead sister come back to take revenge for herself?

This first book in a frightening new trilogy will have teens glued the page and scared to go to sleep.

Shift by Rachel Vincent
Publisher :
Mira Books
ISBN : ?????
Release Date : March 2010
Series : #5 in Shifters Series

From Author Website :

Blurb gives away spoilers to prevous Shift installment. Author has asked that we do not post the blurb until she gives the go ahead.

My Soul To Save by Rachel Vincent
Publisher :
HarperTeen
ISBN : ?????
Release Date : December 29, 2009
Series : #2 of Soul Screamers Series

From Author Newsletter :

If she was going to die, I'd already be screaming. I'm a bean sidhe, that's what we do...

Starry-eyed teens are trading their souls for a lifetime of fame and fortune--and eternity in the Netherworld, a consequence they can't possibly understand. Kaylee is determined to save them, even if it means risking her own soul.

SOUL SCREAMERS
The last thing you hear before you die...

Friday 56 - August 21st


The Friday 56 is hosted by Storytime With Tonya and Friends!

Rules :

* Grab the book nearest you, Right Now!
* Turn to Page 56.
* Find the 5th sentence.
* Post that sentence (along with one or two others if you like) along with these instructions on your blog , and post back to
Storytime With Tonya and Friends.

Here's my Friday 56 :



My hand convulsed on the lever. The vent popped open just an inch.
Something hissed. A wet tentacle slithered through the opening and wound around my wrist. On the other side of the glass, just inches from my face, a dark shape clawed the window.



This book will be released October 1, 2009. You can view my review on or a few days before that date!