What Are You Reading, is where we gather to share what we have read this past week and what we plan to read this week. It is a great way to network with other bloggers, see some wonderful blogs, and put new titles on your reading list.
I finished three books last week (plus two not listed as they were for contests). I posted three reviews with Giveaways and two announcements. As usual, I posted the regular Friday Pick Giveaway; Saturday Sharing Beyond Books, and Sunday posts.
I did get to visit a dozen or so last week. These were last week's posts plus Winner posts not listed.
- Book Review and Giveaway Venetia by Georgette Heyer. Historical Romance; my rating 4.25. Ends 8/26.
- Book Review and ARC Giveaway: Tears of God by Laurie McBain. Historical Romance; my rating 3.5. Ends 8/26.
- Book Review and Giveaway The Quiet Gentleman by Georgette Heyer. Historical Romance; my rating 4.25. Ends 9/2.
- Sharing Beyond Books #10 Comment Giveaway. Open Worldwide. Ends 8/26.
Print/Kindle:
by Georgette Heyer
Review and Giveaway linked above.
Print:
Midnight Waltz
by Jennifer Blake
I have mixed feelings on this. I will post review and Giveaway this week.
Read for Sourcebooks.
by Michael Martel
I am implementing these guidelines!
This is for review and author feature August 26.
Pump up your book Tour.
Product Description.
Audible/Audio ------
[The Vision and Beyond, prophecies fulfilled and still to come
by David Wilkerson was put on hold but I read Chapter 3 last week. ]
We are enjoying listening to this in our young adult class. On part IX.
I am also listening to The Listener's Bible NIV
I didn't intend to fill up the month but I guess I did.
August Review Books:
Sourcebooks (One more for the month.)
Read and ready for reviews- reviewing for Authors:
Quest for Magic by Jean Hart Stewart - Read; review to be posted.
Seeing for the First Time (What You See is What You Get)
and
This is for review and author feature August 26.
Pump up your book Tour.
Product Description.
There's just too much to do!!!
There is a lot to do. There is a lot to do at home or at work. Sometimes it just feels overwhelming. Don't you wish you could be more productive?
The Special Forces Green Berets are known as masters at getting things done. By normal standards, some of their missions would be deemed impossible. Often times they are expected to operate far behind enemy lines with limited resources. Their training gives them principles and techniques in being extremely effective and doing more with less. By using some of their principles you will be able to:
● Plan and use your time more effectively
● Increase your confidence
● Reduce distractions
● Train for success
● Improve commitment
● and much more
Michael Martel uses his real experiences as a Green Beret to illustrate how you can use these techniques in your life to "get er done." It is a great, interesting read that will make you much more effective in your daily activities.
There is a lot to do. There is a lot to do at home or at work. Sometimes it just feels overwhelming. Don't you wish you could be more productive?
The Special Forces Green Berets are known as masters at getting things done. By normal standards, some of their missions would be deemed impossible. Often times they are expected to operate far behind enemy lines with limited resources. Their training gives them principles and techniques in being extremely effective and doing more with less. By using some of their principles you will be able to:
● Plan and use your time more effectively
● Increase your confidence
● Reduce distractions
● Train for success
● Improve commitment
● and much more
Michael Martel uses his real experiences as a Green Beret to illustrate how you can use these techniques in your life to "get er done." It is a great, interesting read that will make you much more effective in your daily activities.
Audible/Audio ------
Line Edits/Releases:
I will be Releasing the third Prom Night Anthology Novella:
A Tale of Two Prom Dates by Evie Alexis. This is a fun read. I have to get the author's blurb and then the book will go "live."
Currently reading:
Print/Kindle:
The Lady of the Storm
by Kathryne Kennedy
Still working on this. I should be able to give it more time this week. Reading for Sourcebooks
Product DescriptionAcclaimed for her world-building, in Kathryne Kennedy's new series love miraculously prevails over strife.Storm lord's daughter Cecily Sutton's powers over sea and sky have put her life at risk. Giles Beaumont is reluctant to protect her, until he falls under her enchanting spell...
Print/Kindle:
by Ashlyn Chase
I am ready for a fun read - just started.
Reading for Sourcebooks.
Product Description
In this third installment of Chase's lively, sexy, paranormal trilogy, we meet witch Morgaine, who is deathly afraid of the dark, and her vigilante vampire neighbor Sly, who has his reasons for hating sunlight. Sly needs Morgaine's magic to help heal a broken fang, but with further help, and sometimes hindrance, from the wacky apartment dwellers around them, they may become each other's last hope for a normal life...
by Ciji Ware
I am looking forward to reading this.
Reading for Sourcebooks.
Product Description from author site
This “stand-alone” prequel to A Light on the Veranda is a romantic novel of intrigue and suspense set in modern-day New Orleans with echoes of nineteenth century Louisiana, when Cotton was King. Corlis McCullough, a take-no-prisoners TV journalist, late of Los Angeles, and her former UCLA nemesis, King Duvallon, an historic preservationist with deep roots in the Crescent City, are an unlikely pair to join forces to save a beautiful Greek Revival building with origins linked mysteriously to those of their own ancestors during the Golden Age in the Big Easy Both must grapple with the unlikely concept of “genetic memory,” a force that appears to be intruding on their lives and thwarting any chance for ultimate happiness.
Audible/Audio
I haven't started anything yet. But it is likely to be Heartless by Gail Carriger.
Audio:
[The Vision and Beyond, prophecies fulfilled and still to comeby David Wilkerson was put on hold but I read Chapter 3 last week. ]Instead we are listening to:
The Screwtape Letters: First Ever Full-cast Dramatization of the Diabolical Classic (Radio Theatre)
C.S. Lewis
We are enjoying listening to this in our young adult class. On part IX.
I am also listening to The Listener's Bible NIV
read by Max McLean. I am at Esther 4, Isaiah 41 and 2 Corinthians 1.
Line Edits: I am editing the the last of eTreasures' Prom Night summer YA novellas for release.
Line Edits: I am editing the the last of eTreasures' Prom Night summer YA novellas for release.
The authors are working on the final adjustments for Life After the Undead by Pembroke Sinclair and Soylent Red by Jamieson Wolf.
August Review Books:
Sourcebooks (One more for the month.)
Kingdom of Summer
by Gillian Bradshaw (If I get time I will read the first in the the series, Hawk of May, before this.)
by Gillian Bradshaw (If I get time I will read the first in the the series, Hawk of May, before this.) Read and ready for reviews- reviewing for Authors:
Quest for Magic by Jean Hart Stewart - Read; review to be posted.
Seeing for the First Time (What You See is What You Get)
and To See (What You See is What You Get)
by Nicole Zoltack - Both Read; setting up author interview with reviews.
by Nicole Zoltack - Both Read; setting up author interview with reviews.Steamrolled
by Pauline Baird Jone. Read; review to be posted.
by Pauline Baird Jone. Read; review to be posted. 
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