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Covets have all the sexiness, emotion, and happily ever after that readers have come to expect and love from Entangled. They are firmly grounded in the contemporary world, but each novel brings in supernatural twists, breaking the contemporary and paranormal rules, alike. To find out more about our titles, chat with authors, participate in special events, and to find out what books you’ll be coveting next, visit the

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Gingerbread Man by Maggie Shayne
Promises by Marie Sexton
One Perfect Night by Bella Andre
The Other Side of Us by Sarah Mayberry
Nobody’s Angel by Kallypso Masters
Shattered Promises by Jessica Sorensen
Club Shadowlands by Cherise Sinclair
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Freefall by Tess Oliver
Truth by Aleatha Romig
Escaping Reality by Lisa Renee Jones
Savage Rhythm by Chloe Cox
Smash Into You by Shelly Crane
Wounded by Jasinda Wilder
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Into the Deep by Samantha Young

 

If you are a follower and/or regular reader of My Overstuffed Bookshelf, then you may have noticed the lack of posts this month.  On the first of the month, something happened in my personal life that set me back in the blogging and reading world.  Something that can be easily guessed, but not something I feel ready to share the details of just yet.  I will say that it was completely unexpected, very hurtful to my family and I, and something I hope no one has to go through.

What happened personally, also tossed my reading into a stumbling free fall.  I have not picked up a book in over a week even though I desperately want to dive into them again.  I admit  what has happened has put me in a depressive mood and the reading is an uplifting experience that seems too far away to reach right now.

I want to say thank you for sticking with me.  For continuing to follow the blog.  I will be back to writing reviews as soon as possible.  I am having to take baby steps in returning, but I am hoping you will continue the journey with me in returning to my old self and to you.

My Overstuffed Bookshelf will now use Bloglovin for reader services.

While I miss GFC/Google, I am hoping this will be a better alternative for you.  I still have the option of Feedburner for RSS as well.

I am not sure which services are going to be closing up shop so I am encouraging you to follow with Bloglovin.

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Neptune’s Tears
Series: Timedance #1
Author: Susan Waggoner

SUMMARY
(From Goodreads)

London, 2218 A.D. Seventeen-year-old Zee is an intern empath. She’s focused on her job, poised for a great career—until one day an attractive patient undoes her hard-earned calm. As an empath, she cannot afford such distractions, but neither can she stay away from David, even when she discovers he’s one of a mysterious alien race. As London comes under attack by anarchist bombings, and as Zee struggles to get a handle on her unusually strong psychic abilities, David starts pulling away. Although Zee’s sure he’s attracted to her, David has secrets he cannot share. But it’s too late for Zee. She’s losing her heart to the gray-eyed alien boy, and she’s determined to follow him—no matter how far it may take her.

MY THOUGHTS

Neptune’s Tears is the first book in the Timedance series by author Susan Waggoner.

Hmm.
*scratches head*
Think. Think. Think.
How do you write a review on a book that you are still trying to figure out.  A book that leaves you wondering what the heck you just read.

This book is set in the future with dystopian highlights along with science fiction and paranormal.  IT became a mash-up of sub genres that left me confused and wanting to scream.  Yes, this can usually work for some stories, but with this one it did not.  I felt that the book couldn’t settle down long enough to find its place in the right sub genre.

The characters were just okay, not ones that left me wanting more from them by the last page though.  I really wished this story had brought the amazing that the cover did.  Science Fiction enthusiasts will more than likely gobble this story up, but readers who are not accustomed to it as a usual read will more than likely skip over it.

MY RATING
[sc:rate2 ]

GOODREADS / AMAZON