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Book Review: Easy Prey by Catherine Lo

Easy Prey by Catherine Lo, 4/5 Stars Released 10/16, Goodreads [Jenna] rolled her eyes, ‘Yeah Drew. I bragged about the fact I’d seen my

New blog post in which I review Easy Prey by Catherine Lo.

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[Free Audiobooks] Mark of the Raven by Morgan L. Busse & Easy Prey by Catherine Lo [YA Fantasy & Contemporary Whodunnit Mystery Drama]

AudioFile's SYNC Summer of Listening 2020 promotion for young adults offers 2 free audiobooks per week—1 classic or non-fiction, 1 modern—available worldwide for a limited time courtesy of participating major publishers, and you can see the planned release schedule here.

This week's two selected titles, which have a theme of decisions with life-changing consequences, will be available to claim until 11:59 PM Eastern Time on June 17th.

Mark of the Raven by Morgan L. Busse read by Jaimee Draper from Oasis Audio. 1st novel in The Ravenwood Saga trilogy of YA fantasy with f/m romantic elements, set in a world where one House has a particular family gift which can enter and manipulate people's dreams and desires. This installment stars the young heiress to the House becoming acquainted with her newly-activated hereditary gift of dreamwalking and its potentially fatal dark side, even as she encounters a young man tormented by his own dubiously harmful ability and its past results.

Easy Prey by Catherine Lo, read by Nick Mondelli, Elizabeth Cottle, and Jack Meloche from Dreamscape Media. A YA contemporary teen drama whodunnit mystery/thriller addressing social issues, told in time-jumping tripartite POVs providing accounts of what happened (and clues) from the three student suspects accused of leaking a teacher's risqué sexting photos which went viral.

This year, they've switched over to requiring the Overdrive Sora app available for iOS and Android (previously, these were available as DRM-free MP3s with a time-limited download period to your computer/device), but once added to your in-app library, these will remain permanent titles that you can re-download at any time at your leisure.

You'll need to signup with a valid email address on AudioFile's front page for the promotion, and then enter the setup code audiobooksync in the Sora app when asked, and then claim each week's featured title using the Borrow function on its page in the app, more details available on their FAQ page for the promotion.

Offered until just before midnight Eastern Time on Wednesday, June 17th, available worldwide.

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Down The TBR Hole was originally created by Lost In A Story and the point is to help you narrow down your Goodreads TBR and also help with which books you are no longer interested in.  I’m trying to keep up and post this once a week since my TBR keeps growing with every book recommendation and book releases and I just can’t resist adding them to my list in the hopes of getting to them as soon as humanly possible.

How it works:

♦ Go to your Goodreads to read shelf

♦ Order on ascending date added

♦ Take the first 5 or 10 books (any amount of books you like)

♦ Read synopses of the books

♦ Decide whether to keep or Toss

I’ll be doing the challenge weekly since my to read list is out of control, and I’ll be showing 6-8 books per post, but you decide on how you want to do it.

So, here are 8 books added to the list on 2016:

  The Trials of Apollo by Rick Riordan – This one is the first book in a series of five and I’m really interested to see how Apollo deals with being a mortal after angering Zeus.  I only own the actual first books which mean I’ll need to purchase the next four in the series.  So I guess you all know the verdict on this one. ♦ Verdict- Keep

The Kiss of Deception by Mary E. Pearson – I feel like this book has been in my TBR for longer than 2016 and I love the covers but I hear so many mixed reviews but I’ve been know to be a cover buy person so….. ♦ Verdict- Keep (for now)

Obsidian by Jennifer L. Armentrout – I recently read The Darkest Star, Book 1 a spin-off series from the Lux series and I was totally taken by the story and now I need to know what happened before the events of The Darkest Star. ♦ Verdict – Keep!

The Diviners by Libba Bray – This is one book I added as soon as I heard Trina from Between Chapters  review and complete forgot about it until recently. ♦ Verdict – Keep

The Name of the Wind by Patrick Rothfuss – I have to confess the reason I haven’t pick this one up yet is because is huge but since I have been reading bigger books I think is time I give this one a go. ♦ Verdict – Keep

The Bane Chronicles  – I have no excuse for not having picking this one up, I don’t what’s wrong with me and I should be ashamed of myself since I go around saying I’m a die hard Shadowhunters fan, no excuse! ♦ Verdict –  KEEP & READ ASAP!

How it Ends by Catherine Lo – This is a story about best friends and how one day that friendship ends, I need this book badly.  To be honest I complete forgot about it but I will be putting it on high priority. ♦ Verdict – Keep

Walk on Earth a Stranger by Rae Carson – This story takes place in 1849 during the gold rush but, I lost interest in it a while back so I guess it’s safe to say that I will pass on it. ♦ Verdict – Toss

  There are now 705 books in my goodreads TBR after immediately tossing Walk on Earth a Stranger and I’m sure it will still be growing because let’s face it I love books and we get new releases once a week and if one picks my interest you bet I’ll pick it up.

  Now, have you read any of these or are any of them in your TBR?  Let me know down in the comments.

    Down the TBR Hole #2 Down The TBR Hole was originally created by Lost In A Story and the point is to help you narrow down your Goodreads TBR and also help with which books you are no longer interested in.  

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Only three students had access to a teacher’s racy photos before they went viral. There’s Mouse, a brainy overachiever so desperate to escape his father and go to MIT that he would do almost anything, legal or not. Then there’s Drew, the star athlete who can get any girl’s number—and private photos—with his charm but has a history of passing those photos around. And finally there’s Jenna, a good girl turned rebel after her own shocking photos made the rounds at school last year, who is still waiting for justice. All three deny leaking the photos, but someone has to take the fall. This edgy whodunit tackles hot-button issues of sexting and gossip and will have readers tearing through the pages to reach the final reveal.

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[Blog Tour] Summer Feels: A #romanceclass Anthology

Summer Feels Blog Tour! <3

Summer Feels: A #romanceclass Anthology Publication Date: April 30, 2017 Genre: Romance Amazon │ Paperback (PH only) Goodreads Summary: Summer loving happens so fast, as you’ll find with Summer Feels, an anthology of 23 stories of love under the summer sun by #romanceclass authors. Savor the candied thrill of firsts—first loves, first kisses, first solo vacations—and the bittersweet triumph of…

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Book Review: "How It Ends" by Catherine Lo

#HowItEnds by @CatherineELo is a brutally honest and stunning portrayal of the ups and downs of friendship. Loved this book! #BookReview #YA

Title: How It Ends Author: Catherine Lo Genre: Young Adult, Contemporary Publisher: HMH Books for Young Readers Release Date: June 7, 2016 Pages: 304

There are two sides to every story.

It’s friends-at-first-sight for Jessie and Annie, proving the old adage that opposites attract. Shy, anxious Jessie would give anything to have Annie’s beauty and confidence. And Annie thinks Jessie has the perfect…

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New Post has been published on Swoony Boys Podcast

We can’t wait to read HOW IT ENDS by Catherine Lo! What’s got you on the edge of your seat in anticipation this week?

http://www.swoonyboyspodcast.com/waiting-on/how-it-ends-catherine-lo