Jul 7: “The Shadow Tracer” by Meg Gardiner. This is a
stand-alone thriller. Blurb: Can a person ever really disappear for good by going off the
grid? And what happens when vanishing is no longer an option? Sarah Keller is a
single mother to five-year-old Zoe, living quietly in Oklahoma . She’s also a skip tracer, an
expert in tracking people who’ve gone on the lam to avoid arrest, prosecution,
or debt--pinpointing their location to bring them to justice. When a school bus
accident sends Zoe to the ER, their quiet life explodes. Zoe’s medical tests
reveal what Sarah has been hiding: Zoe is not her daughter. Zoe’s biological
mother--Sarah’s sister, Beth--was murdered shortly after the child’s birth. And
Zoe’s father is missing and presumed dead. With no way to prove her innocence,
Sarah must abandon her carefully constructed life and go on the run. Chased by
cops, federal agents, and the group responsible for Beth’s murder, Sarah
embarks on a desperate journey. Can her knowledge as a skip tracer help her
stay off the grid, remain one step ahead of her pursuers, and find a way to
save her daughter? I love Meg’s books. Both of her series and her
stand-alones. They grab a hold of me and won’t let go. I was so glad to finish
my writing project on Friday so I didn’t feel guilty not putting this book
down! If you love suspense, you’ll love this book. I gave it 5 stars on
Goodreads.
Jul 9: “Consumed” by Rebecca Zanetti. This is the fourth
book her Dark Protector series, a paranormal romance. Blurb: Katie Smith is the best of her class, part of
an elite hunting race trained to eliminate werewolves from the hills of Western Virginia . She’s good at it because she has the
kind of focus an drive that won’t back down no matter how steep the odds. Call
is southern sass. Whatever it is, there’s no denying her willingness to risk
everything for the only man she’s ever cared about--a man on the verge of
losing his very humanity… For the past ten years Jordan Pride has dedicated his
life to protecting his people form a deadly shifter virus. But in a rare moment
of distraction, Jordan ’s
guard drops just long enough for his fate to take an irreversible twist. Unless
the woman he loves surrenders everything to him, again and again, under a full
moon rising… The first three books of this series dealt with vampire
brothers. I liked them okay, but thought the heroes were a bit on the mean
side--her vampires tend to be a bit on the mean side. But I really like her
shifters and love Jordan and Katie. No meanness! This is my favorite of the
series so far. I gave this book 5 stars on Goodreads.
So, when do you clean your house? If you’re a cleanaholic,
wanna come over? J
Happy Reading !
Stacy
(turning **mumble, mumble** years old in 8 wake ups!)
3 comments:
In the hour before the folks we pay to clean come over.
Michael - I would LOVE to pay someone to clean, but I'd have to straighten up first anyway. Heck, that's most of my cleaning as it is! We have way too much clutter (junk).
I do have to say, doing a little bit each day is working great and the house is actually looking visitable!
I'm reading your posts backwards - and already know you kicked some major cleaning butt on your house.
Go you. Woohoo.
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