Anyway, here’s what I read during the last week:
Oct 30: “Possession” by J.R. Ward. This is the fifth book of
the Fallen Angel Series, a paranormal romance. Blurb on book: When Cait Douglass
resolves to get over her broken heart, throw off her inhibitions, and start
really living, she’s unprepared for the two sensual men who cross her path.
Torn between them, she doesn’t know which to choose--or what kind of dire
consequences could follow. Jim Heron, fallen angel and reluctant savior, is
ahead in the war, but he puts everything at risk when he seeks to make a deal
with the devil--literally. As yet another soul is unwittingly caught in the
battle between him and the demon Devina, his fixation on an innocent trapped in
Hell threatens to sidetrack him from his sacred duty… Can good still prevail if
true love makes a savior weak? And will a woman’s future be the key, or the
curse, for all of humanity? Only time, and hearts, will tell. When
this series started, it wasn’t near as good as the Black Dagger Brotherhood
books, but then those are kind of hard to top. With this fifth installment, I
think it’s getting really close. I would have read it faster if I didn’t have
any writing (or other obligations) to do, that’s how much I liked it. I gave it
5 stars on Goodreads.
Have you adjusted to the time change? I don’t think I have.
I almost went to bed at nine the other night, which is unusual for me. I refuse
to blame it on getting older, that’s for sure. I say, do away with DST! What do
you say?
Happy reading!
Stacy
10 comments:
It always takes me a couple of days to get used to the clock. I always feel on that first Sunday like I've got a hangover, to be honest.
The government will never get rid of it. They say it saves energy. I say people work all hours of the day and night, so what difference does it make if you use electricity earlier in the day or later at night. I wish they'd leave the time alone.
I've been wide awake at 3:45 every day since Sunday. Oy!
Jeff - At least it's easier to get used to in the fall than spring.
Maria - I never got the saving energy part, either. When you get up in the morning and it's dark out, how is that saving energy? I'm happy to see the sun up earlier now.
There was a time change? Well, that certainly explains a few things.
LD - Hahahaha!
I'm reading (listening to) "Wicked." I have to say, so far, I'm not impressed.
Michael - Who wrote that?
I don't like the time change because it starts getting dark so early. By December it will be 4:30pm and nighttime. Makes me tired!
Stacy, Gregory Maguire wrote "Wicked." http://www.amazon.com/Wicked-Life-Times-Witch-Years/dp/0061350966/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1383865586&sr=1-2&keywords=wicked+gregory+maguire
Jen - Actually the time changed back to normal, so the getting dark early part is correct. I just hate the abruptness of it all!
Michael - Oh, THAT Wicked. I thought maybe there was another one. That book got reviews all over the place, too.
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