Thank you to Marcia at the Printed Page for hosting Mailbox Monday every week. Another great week for me with 2 more books landing in my mailbox!
Stay tuned for my reviews of these books :-)
(from publicist - for review)
A debut coming-of-age novel about a motherless teenage boy who discovers a terrifying secret in his small Georgia town, and finds that sometimes the most gruesome monsters are those inside ourselves. What I need to do, needs to be done before it gets too dark . . . Sixteen-year-old Samuel confronts his own inner monster when he discovers a set of deformed triplets whose mother believes they were immaculately conceived. Soon, the babies have taken hold of his waking and sleeping thoughts, and, unable to escape them, he decides to save them, but their shutin mother and violent older brother want nothing to do with him. Samuel must fight the trouble within him and the trouble he sees around him to determine who he will become in a year that forces him to grow from motherless boy to self-defined man. Set in a small Georgia town, this psychologically complex story of survival and self determination explores the dark, often contradictory worlds of young contemporary life, laying bare the ugly truths and secrets that haunt all of us.
A debut coming-of-age novel about a motherless teenage boy who discovers a terrifying secret in his small Georgia town, and finds that sometimes the most gruesome monsters are those inside ourselves. What I need to do, needs to be done before it gets too dark . . . Sixteen-year-old Samuel confronts his own inner monster when he discovers a set of deformed triplets whose mother believes they were immaculately conceived. Soon, the babies have taken hold of his waking and sleeping thoughts, and, unable to escape them, he decides to save them, but their shutin mother and violent older brother want nothing to do with him. Samuel must fight the trouble within him and the trouble he sees around him to determine who he will become in a year that forces him to grow from motherless boy to self-defined man. Set in a small Georgia town, this psychologically complex story of survival and self determination explores the dark, often contradictory worlds of young contemporary life, laying bare the ugly truths and secrets that haunt all of us.
Dancing With Ana by Nicole Barker
(from author - for review)
Beth is a lucky girl... She comes from a loving family. She has three best friends. She loves to surf and lives five minutes from the beach. She also recently discovered that the boy she's grown up with has the most amazing green eyes... Beth has every reason to smile. Every reason to be happy. Every reason to feel blessed. Then why is she sticking her fingers down her throat?
(from author - for review)
Beth is a lucky girl... She comes from a loving family. She has three best friends. She loves to surf and lives five minutes from the beach. She also recently discovered that the boy she's grown up with has the most amazing green eyes... Beth has every reason to smile. Every reason to be happy. Every reason to feel blessed. Then why is she sticking her fingers down her throat?
This month on The Eclectic Reader you could win Frostbitten by Kelley Armstrong OR The White Queen by Philippa Gregory OR Prophecy of the Sisters by Michelle Zink. Check this blog post for details. International entrants welcome.
Wait Until Twilight sounds like a really interesting book. I was expecting it to be about vampires with that title, but I am wondering if the triplets turn out to be evil.
ReplyDeleteI have seen those around, I will be waiting for your review to see what they are all about.
ReplyDeleteDancing With Ana sounds like a very gripping tale, I'll be looking forward to your review about it!
ReplyDeleteMy review for Wait Until Twilight is coming up tomorrow!
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I've heard good things about both of these books. I hope you enjoy them!
ReplyDeleteSounds like they'll have some heavy themes. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWow both of those sounds fantastic!
ReplyDeleteDancing with Ana looks intense yet I love that whimsical cover.
ReplyDeleteMy mailbox is up at The Burton Review
Great books - I've read both of them and really enjoyed them.
ReplyDeleteWait Until Twilight sounds so very very good...his eyes are a little scary!!! Enjoy your mailbox goodies!
ReplyDeleteI have Dancing With Ana, too. Enjoy your new books! My mailbox is here.
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Hooray for mailbox goodies. Yours look luscious.
ReplyDeleteGosh! i wish i got books like this!
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your reads.
ReplyDeleteOh! Alaine has this book too. You gonna join in the twitter chat/read thingy with us? Please?
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