Busy Girls Read Less: April, May and June

Wow! I had not updated my list since Early April. I read another 61 pieces. An asterisk marks shorter pieces. This brings me up to 135 in 174 days. How do we compare?   I also reviewed several Movies: Coco Before Chanel, Sucker Punch, My Week with Marilyn, The Avengers, Dark Shadows.

1.     A Sliver of Shadow,  Alison Pang

2.     A Blood Seduction,  Pamela Palmer

3.     Darkest Caress,   Kaylea Cross

4.     Where There’s Smoke,  Karen Kelley

5.     Shaman, Healer, Heretic,   M. Terry Green

6.     Beneath the Skin,  Lauren Dane *

7.     ENEMIES AND PLAYMATES, Darcia Helle

8.     Under a Vampire Moon,   Lyndsay Sands

9.     Shadow Magic, Donna Grant

10. Stuck With You,   Trish Jensen

11. The Art of Seducing a Naked Werewolf,  Molly Harper

12. Bared to You,  Sylvia Day

13. Elijah,  Jacquelyn Frank

14. Dark Kiss of Rapture,  Sylvia Day *

15. Big Game,  CJ Ellison

16. Hearts in Darkness,  Laura Kaye *

17. Revelation,   Lauren Dane *

18. The Lady is a Vamp, Lynsay Sands

19. Catch, Annie Nicholas

20. The Afterlife Club, Jude Ryan

21. Deadlocked,   Charlaine Harris

22. North of Need,  Laura Kaye

23. The Claimed,   Caridad Pifiero

24. Home,   Stacia Kane*

25. A Vampire for Christmas, Felicity Heaton*

26. Make Me, Parker Blue

27. Chasing Magic, Stacia Kane

28. Summoning the Night,  Jenn Bennett
29. Evil Dark,  Justin Gustainis

30. Tears of Crimson,  Michelle Hughes

31. Captured by Moonlight,  Nancy Gideon

32. The Mane Event,  Shelley Laurentson

33. Darkness Becomes Her, Jaime Rush

34. Fifty Shades, E.L.James

35. Fifty Shades Darker,  E.L.James

36. Fifty Shades Freed, E.L.James

37. Much Ado About Vampires,  
Katie MacAlister

38. Damian,   Jacquelyn Frank

39. Capitol Magic,   Mindy Klasky*

40. Edge of Passion,   Tina Folsom

41. Seduced by the Vampire King, Laura Kaye*

42. Kiss the Dead,  Laurell K Hamilton

43. The Witch is Back, HP Mallory

44. Fury of Ice, Coreene Callahan

45. What Happens in Vegas After Dark, Anthology

46. Blue Blooded Vamp, Jaye Wells

47. The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry,  Rachel Joyce

48. Somebody Like You,  Candis Terry

49. But I deserve this Chocolate, Susan Albers PsyD (reference)

50. Finding Magic,  Stacia Kane*

51. Sunshine,  Robin McKinley

52. War of the Gods,  Lizzy Ford (three Novellas in Omnibus)

53. Princeps, LE Modesitt, Jr.
54. Hollows Insider  Kim Harrison
55. Shaman, Friend, Enemy,   M. Terry Green
56. The Darkest Day, Britt Bury (review not yet posted)
57. Pinterest for Dummies, Kelbie Carr  (review not yet posted)
58. Dragon Justice, Laura Anne Gilman  (review not yet posted)
59. Sacred Surrender, Ava Riley*
60. Wishful Thinking, Gabi Stevens
61. Beauty, Laurell K. Hamilton*

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Ninety-Four Days and What Have I Read?

It has nothing to do with anything but it is cute.

Between January 1 and February 16 (the first 47 days of the year) I had read 41 books. I listed them in WHAT ARE YOU READING? WHAT HAVE YOU READ?

From February 17 to April 2 (46 days) I read 35 more. I seem to be slowing down as I've only read 77 books now in the first 94 days of this year.

Each Title is linked to it's post.  There should be a Affiliate link for each one in the post. If there isn't it means I feel I could suggest that you purchase the book.

Have you read any of these? Did you enjoy them? What are you reading now?

FEBRUARY 17

1. Lover Revealed by JR Ward

2. Royal Street by Suzanne Johnson

3. Forbidden Fantasies by Jadie Griffin (short)

4. Lover Unbound by JR Ward

5. A Kiss of Pride by Sandra Hill

6. Fury of Fire by Coreene Callahan

7. Lover Enshrined by JR Ward

8. Fair Game by Pat Briggs

9. Nice Girls Don’s Bite Their Neighbors by Molly Harper

10. The House of the Wind by Titiana Hardie

11. A Perfect Blood by Kim Harrison

12. The Hollows Insider by Kim Harrison

13. Lover Avenged by JR Ward

14. Lover Mine by JR Ward

15. In The Flesh by Julia R. Barrett (short)

16. Lover Unleashed by JR Ward

17. Wicked Weekend by Gillian Archer

18. Motor City Mage by Cindy Spencer Pape

19. Forgiven by Jana Oliver

20. Witchful Thinking by HP Mallory

21. Grave Mercy by Robin LaFevers

22. The Hunt by CJ Ellison

23. Wicked as They Come by Delilah S. Dawson

24. Wide Open by Deb Coates

25. Sacrificial Magic by Stacia Kane

26. Cursed by Susan Abel Sullivan Short Collection

27. The Werewolf’s Wife by Michelle Hauf

28. Timeless by Gail Carriger

29. Dark Frost by Jennifer Estep

30. Lover Reborn by JR Ward

31. Safeword: Matte by Candace Blevins Shortish

32. Taken by Selena Kitt Very short

33. Holding the Cards by Joey W. Hill Novella

34. Getting Over Mr. Right by Chrissy Manby

35. Immortal Rules by Julie Kagawa REVIEWED TODAY at FANGSWANDSANDFAIRYDUST.COM

36. A Rush of Darkness by Allison Pang Reviewed April 4 at FANGSWANDSANDFAIRYDUST.COM

APRIL 3

CW "THE HOLLOWS" Pilot Script

Carol Mendelsohn Image by Getty Images via @daylife

According to a Harper Voyager Press Release, Carol Mendelsohn, who has certainly been incredibly successful as a producer with CSI, is developing the Hollows Series by Kim Harrison into a series for the CW.  The CW has ordered a pilot script written by Jordan Hawley who wrote on SMALLVILLE and MOONLIGHT.  The CW is no stranger to spooky fantasy stories and also seems open to trying things out. They have has amazing runs with SUPERNATURAL and THE VAMPIRE DIARIES. 

In a post last fall Lesley Goldberg of The Hollywood Reporter wrote:

The CW, meanwhile, has given script orders to a pair of fantasy dramas: Unearthly and The Hollows.
Based on the book by Cynthia Hand, Unearthly revolves around a girl who realizes that her destiny is to become an angel. The drama reunites Hellcats executive producer/writer Kevin Murphy with the network. He'll write and executive produce the project alongside Mendelsohn and Weitz.
 
The Hollows also marks another reunion for the young-skewing network, with Smallville writer Jordan Hawley executive producing and penning the project. Based on the book by Kim Harrison, Hollows would continue the network's relationship with witches -- Kevin Williamson's The Secret Circle was picked up for a full season this month. The urban fantasy world drama revolves around a private investigator/witch who works with local law enforcement agencies to combat threats both mundane and supernatural. Mendelsohn and [Julie] Weitz will executive produce.  October 24, 2011 The Hollywood Reporter

Last Fall's news happened to coincide with the release of THE HOLLOWS INSIDER which I looked at  yesterday in Fangs, Wands and Fairy Dust.  In The Hollywood Reporter on January 25, 2012 Lesley Goldberg and Lacey Rose reported that Mendelsohn has several projects in the works at   TNT,  FX and the CW through an overall deal at CBS.

I'm hoping to find out what is happening to the series right now, but it is not in the CW's Unscripted line-up for this summer.  Who would you cast?

Al Pacino for Algaliarept?

Now, I would dearly love to see this as a TVseries, but I see issues, namely: 1. Jenks and 2. Jenk's mouth may be an issue.  In A PERFECT BLOOD, Ceri makes Jenks have less of a potty mouth around her kids but the flying dude thing may be tragically hokey.  I will update when ever I get any other news.

A Perfect Blood by Kim Harrison Takes us Back to the Hollows with Rachel Morgan

RELEASING TUESDAY FEBRUARY 21

“I wouldn’t miss a Kim Harrison book for anything.”
—Charlaine Harris
There’s nothing more darkly satisfying than time spent in the Hallows—New York Times bestseller Kim Harrison’s alternate urban fantasy Cincinnati where vampires, pixies, and werewolves roam free. Harrison takes us back in A Perfect Blood, as former bounty hunter witch-turned-reluctant daywalking demon Rachel Morgan investigates a series of ritual murders, only to discover to her horror that whomever—or whatever—is responsible is actually seeking her blood.  Rachel’s sexy, supernatural adventures have consistently landed atop bestseller lists from coast-to-coast, and A Perfect Blood is no exception—another supremely satisfying excursion to a deliciously eerie fantasy realm that’s certain to delight Kim Harrison’s voracious army of fans…not to mention Laurell K. Hamilton, Charlaine Harris, Jim Butcher, Kelley Armstrong, Patricia Briggs, and Stephanie Meyers aficionados, and any reader who craves a walk on the wild, dark side.

Book Description

New York Times bestselling author Kim Harrison returns to the Hollows with the electrifying follow-up to her acclaimed Pale Demon!
Ritually murdered corpses are appearing across Cincinnati, terrifying amalgams of human and other. Pulled in to help investigate by the I.S. and the FIB, former witch turned day-walking demon Rachel Morgan soon realizes a horrifying truth: a human hate group is trying to create its own demons to destroy all Inderlanders, and to do so, it needs her blood.
She’s faced vampires, witches, werewolves, demons, and more, but humanity itself might be her toughest challenge yet.

www.harpercollins.com

Chapters One to Five Available HERE!

I completely agree with Ms. Harris. The proverbial wild horses couldn't keep me from a new chapter in Rachel Morgan's story. Constantly learning new things about herself, her friends, her world makes Rachel's story move forward and never feel stultified. Kim raises the bar for the genre. I am supposed to have a copy coming any day now so look for my review on http://fangswandsandfairydust.com soon. 

KIM HARRISON's Website

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