My friend Jac  Star is obsessed with spreadsheets, color coded of course. When she sent me her wishlist spreadsheet, I laughed at her. Then I got excited. You see, when you add books to your wishlist on Chapter’s, it’s not in any semblance of order. I have to click each individual book to see when the release date is. No order with books makes Pixie freaky. Alas, I stayed up until 1am and did my own wishlist. It’s so pretty and no Jac..it is not color coordinated….well maybe just a little. (more…)

Ms. Frost’s debut novel is a wicked start to her Southern Witch Series.

Tammy-Jo Trask is slowly coming into her witchy powers, with two men to choose from (her ex on and off again Hubby and a Wizard who you’d want for yourself), an attack cat Merc and a family ghost with killer style.

Tammy-Jo has come from a long line of witches and had left behind her craft, because well..she couldn’t spell herself out of a paper-bag! She married young, to a police officer who didn’t believe a word about a priceless family heirloom that contains the ghost of a relative. When that very heirloom gets stolen at a Halloween party, Tammy-Jo goes against one of her families rules and contacts Bryn, a Wizard who’s family she has been forbidden to make contact with for help.

A definate page turner that has you giggling and wondering whats to come in this series. 4.5/5 Stars

Not being familar with Ms. Armstrong’s website, I was surprised to know most of these stories have been posted on her website. But, all proceeds of this book are going to World Lit of Canada which is a great cause for all of us avid readers to support. Kudo’s Ms Armstrong!

I met a wonderful woman while I was at a booksigning for Sherrilyn Kenyon in August. We shared similar tastes in books and exchanged emails which led to a complete email exchange of our book lists. She had recommended the Fae series by Karen Marie Moning, but after reading the back of the book I wasn’t too impressed.

Fast forward to Wednesday, with no new releases to look forward to until February…I needed a fix. I saw the first two books in the series and picked them up, boy am I glad I did. I just finished Darkfever and I am officially a convert. I didn’t pick up the hardcover of Faefever during my trip, just incase I didn’t like the series but it is now my lunchtime break mission tomorrow.

I currently have at least 10 books on my To Be Read Pile, which never happens. I can’t seem to keep a pile of books around without devouring them. I need book detox!