Wednesday, November 4, 2015

WoW #70: Dreamology by Lucy Keating

 
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Waiting on Wednesday is hosted every week by Breaking the Spine which lets us showcase an upcoming release we are excited about! 


Dreamology by Lucy KeatingDreamology
by Lucy Keating
April 12, 2016
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Goodreads Summary:
For as long as Alice can remember, she has dreamed of Max. Together they have traveled the world and fallen deliriously, hopelessly in love. Max is the boy of her dreams—and only her dreams. Because he doesn’t exist.

But when Alice walks into class on her first day at a new school, there he is. It turns out, though, that Real Max is nothing like Dream Max, and getting to know each other in reality isn’t as perfect as Alice always hoped.

When their dreams start to bleed dangerously into their waking hours, the pair realize that they might have to put an end to a lifetime of dreaming about each other. But when you fall in love in your dreams, can reality ever be enough?

Whimsical, romantic and utterly original, Lucy Keating’s debut novel will win readers’ hearts.
 
Yes please!! I want to see how dream and reality can blend together! Brittany @ Brittany's Book Rambles loved it so I can't wait!

What are you guys waiting on this week?

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Blog Tour - Review & Giveaway: Get Real (Get Real #1) by Tellulah Darling


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Get Real by Tellulah DarlingGet Real
(Get Real #1)
by Tellulah Darling
September 26, 2015
273 pages


Goodreads Summary:
Get Real is a New Adult romantic comedy with sass, sex, and swoon, set in the world of “Cadabras"–humans with magical powers.

Francesca Bellafiore is a good Jewish girl, living up to family expectations that she use her magic to heal others. Underneath, she’s a wannabe badass with her heart set on becoming a detective and solving magical crimes. But nice girls don't disappoint their moms.

Party boy Rafael Muñoz does everything possible to publicly disappoint his high profile father. Privately, it's a different story. His carefully crafted bad boy reputation masks the fact he’s a master illusionist, forced into solo covert ops. The role is wearing thin and Rafael longs to be part of a team.

When Francesca meets Rafael at a friend's party, she's taken by the sexy stranger. Until he speaks. Beautiful plumage doesn't compensate for spectacular ego. Rafael finds Francesca's sweetness a turn-on. For about five minutes. Judgmental golden girls are more trouble than they're worth. Then a terrified girl with reality warping powers, locked and loaded on their destruction, whisks the pair to Manhattan. Francesca and Rafael are caught in a web of magic, minions, secrets, and enough sexual tension to power NYC. Desperate to prove themselves, their only chance to save the city and survive is to team up, trust each other–and maybe even fall in love.

Provided they don't kill each other first.


Monday, November 2, 2015

S.F.D. Mission: Open Letter to Jennifer Mason-Black of Devil and the Bluebird!


S.F.D. Open Letter to Jennifer Mason-Black

Hi guys! Today I'm on another S.F.D. mission! If you missed my post introducing Sassy's Fangirl Debuts, click here to learn about it. I'll be sharing my second open letter to a debut author! But first, of course, a little about the book ;)


Devil and the Bluebird by Jennifer Mason-Black Devil and the Bluebird
by Jennifer Mason-Black
May 17, 2016
336 pages


Goodreads Summary:
“Devil-at-the-crossroads” folklore finds its way to YA via this moody, magical tale.

Blue Riley has wrestled with her own demons ever since the loss of her mother to cancer. But when she encounters a beautiful devil at her town crossroads, it’s her runaway sister’s soul she fights to save. The devil steals Blue’s voice—inherited from her musically gifted mother—in exchange for a single shot at finding Cass.

Armed with her mother’s guitar, a knapsack of cherished mementos, and a pair of magical boots, Blue journeys west in search of her sister. When the devil changes the terms of their deal, Blue must reevaluate her understanding of good and evil and open herself to finding family in unexpected places.

In Devil and the Bluebird, Jennifer Mason-Black delivers a heart-wrenching depiction of loss and hope.

Now, here's my letter :D