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Amber: In work and visiting! Hope you are well!
Marianne: Hay Judi! Loved the interview with Dante:). Especially the comments made about lies and friendship - both is that ringing true for me lately so those words were a real positive in my day and lent me strength:). More interviews like this would be lovely and keep up the great work! XOXO...
Sidhe: Hi Marie! Thanks for stopping by. :) *Waves from Canada*
Marie: Hello from England.
Sidhe: Hi Amber! Awesome to hear from you. I have about half of it moved over now, and still working at it, lol. It's a lot of work! ;)
Sidhe: Hey DJ! Thanks for popping in. :) Staked was a great read. Glad to hear that things worked out on the home-front. :D
Amber: I got the chance to check in from work! Let me know when you change sites...I miss not being able to visit you when I want to!
DJ: ok, the next time i'm in chapters, i'm picking up Stalked. they better have a copy... > loloh, and everything is settled down at the house now, thanks for everything! *hugs*
Sidhe: Hi Pika, thanks for stopping by! :) Nicole, you'll have to let me know how they are. I only have the first book, but haven't read it yet.
Pika: hi there... bloghopping here
Nicole: Awesome! I just finished reading 'Staying Dead" by Laura Anne Gilman. If you haven't read it, I'm returning my copy to the bookstore on monday :p. I'm buying the others in the series tomorrow.
Sidhe: Nicole - I haven't done rviews on any of the three books by Stephanie Meyer, but I own all 3 and LOVE them! If you're looking for more info on the Twilight movie, may I suggest clicking on the Vampire Wire link to the left on my page. There are almost daily updates on all the Twilight movie goings-on.
Sidhe: Spikeo - Thanks and thanks! LOL I'm happy that you enjoyed the interview.
Nicole(Littlemissbookworm): Did you ever do a review on Stphenie Meyer's Twilight? I hear its supposed to be made into a movie that comes out in december.
spikeo: Awesome interview! I linked it at my site and I'll pass the word elsewhere. J.F. is my kind of writer.
Sidhe: Hi Marianne, I enjoyed Lynn Viehl's Darkyn series. You don't have to read them in order to enjoy them as they are great as stand-alone books as well. :)
Marianne: Hi! I went to Indigo last night thinking it was open to 9 p.m., only to find out it was only open to 7 p.m. I literally threw books into my basket and ended up with the Darkyn series. Have you read this and if yes, what do you think?
wow gold: hello,anybody home?nice journal website!
spikeo: I got it! I got it! Thanks again, Sidhe.
Samantha Sommersby: Sidhe - I'm so glad that you like The Revolution! The next book is going to feature Jake, the werewolf from Texas that you met briefly. But Dell will make an appearance
Sidhe: Rae: Thanks so much for stopping by! I'm looking forward to any books you send my way & I wish you an awesome weekend as well.
Sidhe: Pike, you're welcome! :)
Rae Lindley: Hi Judi!Just dropping a hello and a wish to have a fabulous weekend!!Keep up the great work on your blog! I hope to have some books to send you for review soon. :-)Rae
spikeo: Thanks, Judi! You were right. Your support was greatly appreciated.
Sidhe: Pike: You won dude! Awesome :)Gen: Thanks for stopping by &v hope to see you here again. =)Marianne: You Rock! Thank you so much. =D
Marianne: My last comment was to keep it coming girl! You're doing a grand thing!
Marianne: I love, love, love your site! Our tastes are so similar that I won't go book shopping (virtually or IRL) unless I've checked here first LOL. And if I ever get a chance to see your personal library, I'm sure I'll think I've died and gone to heaven:). Its so wonderful to see other folks who love these writing genres so it doesn't have to be my guilty pleasure anymore. The pictures of book covers and little write ups are drool worthy. And how exciting to read your writer interviews! Keep it c
Gen: Great site! Looks good too! Thanks for all the info.
spikeo: Love the site! Glad I could start things off on the right foot.
Sidhe: I hear that! I am always on the lookout for new authors or any good books I might have missed as well.
Amber: Yeah it is great to find other people out there with the same tastes! I am always looking for something I may have missed so another blog to check on makes me happy ;)
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Amber: Great site! I will be back and will also link you to my blog...just not right now because I am on my way out! Trust me to find a site I don't want to loose when I am running late already ;)
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Saturday, June 21st 2008

4:13 AM

Night Shift - Spotlight & Review

book cover of Night Shift (Jill Kismet, book 1) by Lilith Saintcrow

Night Shift by Lilith Saintcrow

  • Mass Market Paperback: 352 pages
  • Publisher: Orbit; 1 edition ( July 1, 2008 )  
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0316001783
  • ISBN-13: 978-0316001786

    • ( from back cover )

    "Jill Kismet. Dealer In Dark Things. Spiritual Exterminator. Demon Slayer.

     Not everyone can take on the night side. Not everyone tries. But Jill Kismet is not just anyone. She's a Hunter, trained by the best - and in over her head. Welcome to the night shift..."

    ORBIT Books was kind enough to supply me with an ARC of Night Shift, and am I ever happy that they did! Night Shift is the first book in the Jill Kismet series, and it starts off with a bang. Jill Kismet is a complex character, tough yet vulnerable, more than human, and I was rooting for her from beginning to end.

    A dark, gritty Urban Fantasy with tons of action, captivating characters, tension, a mystery, high octane danger, and even more diabolical characters that you love to hate! Ms. Saintcrow delivers an awesome tale of Hunters, Weres, Demons, and other things that creep in the night.

    For fans of the Dante Valentine series, this new series is every bit as tantalizing and addicting! I can't wait for the next book, Hunter's Prayer, coming in September 2008.

    7 Comments.

    Posted by Pike stephenson:

    Why can't I read faster?! I've wanted to dive into Lilith's books and this one sounds as intriguing as the others. The TBR stack is gonna topple over.
    Sunday, June 22nd 2008 @ 10:02 AM

    Posted by sidhevicious:

    LOL, I hear that! My TBR piles are in danger of smothering me in my sleep if they tip over! :) What a way to go huh? My only regret would be that I haven't read them yet.

    I too wish I could read faster, heck if I could grow a couple more sets of eyes, that would work too. :P
    Sunday, June 22nd 2008 @ 11:36 AM

    Posted by Pike stephenson:

    You'd have the makings of a fine character in one of your own books!
    Sunday, June 22nd 2008 @ 2:02 PM

    Posted by sidhevicious:

    LOL, I never thought of that! Thanks Pike. :)
    Monday, June 23rd 2008 @ 2:21 AM

    Posted by flip:

    Loved the Dante Valentine series. Motivated me to buy her earlier books. Saintcrow is wonderful writer.
    Tuesday, June 24th 2008 @ 3:53 PM

    Posted by Amber:

    I am looking forward to this one. The Dante series lost it's appeal for me.
    Wednesday, June 25th 2008 @ 7:04 AM

    Posted by Sidhe:

    Hi Flip, Thanks for popping by! :) I too am now a dedicated fan and Saintcrow is now on my auto-buy list.

    Waves at Amber! :D I think you'll like it. That's too bad that the Dante Valentine series didn't work for you, I loved it and wish there were more coming.
    Wednesday, June 25th 2008 @ 10:28 AM

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