And it's Friday already! What have you been reading and loving lately?
I've been rereading the Psy/Ch series this week to make sure of some continuity factors, but I did want to mention a novella (36k words) I had the chance to read as an ARC - Kaily Hart's Rise of Hope, which is now out.
I met Kaily at Lori Foster's Get Together a couple of years ago, and when I heard about the new paranormal series she was writing, I knew I wanted to have a read.
The series has a really cool concept (why did a paranormal race suddenly start abandoning their children at hospitals and other locations a couple of decades ago?), and I found Rise of Hope a fast, intriguing read. I'm looking forward to seeing where Kaily goes next with this series.
Here the blurb (and here's the excerpt link):
I've been rereading the Psy/Ch series this week to make sure of some continuity factors, but I did want to mention a novella (36k words) I had the chance to read as an ARC - Kaily Hart's Rise of Hope, which is now out.
I met Kaily at Lori Foster's Get Together a couple of years ago, and when I heard about the new paranormal series she was writing, I knew I wanted to have a read.
The series has a really cool concept (why did a paranormal race suddenly start abandoning their children at hospitals and other locations a couple of decades ago?), and I found Rise of Hope a fast, intriguing read. I'm looking forward to seeing where Kaily goes next with this series.
Here the blurb (and here's the excerpt link):
A secret ancient race of humans with fantastical abilities, the
Vadïm are on the brink of extinction. Many of their women are imprisoned
by an organization known as The Assembly, their history all but lost...
Devon
Monroe has been a prisoner her entire life. She's determined to make
sense of the strange markings on her body, to learn why no one may touch
her, to find where she belongs. That means escaping into the unknown,
where she has no choice but to trust her self-appointed protector.
Soldier-for-hire
Seth Eastman has a job to do: deliver Devon to safety. When Seth
discovers the markings on Devon's body, he's stunned at what they mean.
And at how she awakens his long-suppressed needs. As they struggle to
escape detection and search for the truth of the Vadïm, can he ever hope to claim her for his own?
And can I add a woo and a hoo that Archangel's Storm is almost out!!