Between fantasy and reality

Get Up Offa That Slump: A Blogging Extravaganza is a blogging challenge hosted by Rachel from  Beauty and the Bookshelf . Today s challenge is to review your favorite book. I decided to talk about my favorite series of all time, The Hollows by Kim Harrison because I rarely wrote about it on the blog because I never had much coherent things to say, it would have all been unshamful gushing. There will be gushing here too, but hopefully it will end up more eloquent. The Hollows series (also called the Rachel Morgan series) is a series of thirteen mystery novels, eight short stories, two graphic novels, and one compendium resource by Kim Harrison, published by HarperCollins Publishers, in an urban fantasy alternate history universe and set primarily in the city of Cincinnati and its suburbs. The alternate history is built upon two premises: the recent open existence of magical and supernatural species, primarily witches, vampires, andwerewolves, with the human population; a...

Get Up Offa That Slump: A Blogging Extravaganza is a blogging challenge hosted by Rachel from  Beauty and the Bookshelf . Today s challenge is a book tag and I have never done one before so it should be fun. I decided on Nightwish Book Tag created by  Unicorn Hunter Books  because Nightwish is one of my favorite bands and combining it with books is just amazing.  Here goes: 1. Elvenpath - favorite high fantasy book I dont usually read a lot of high fantasy books, that is something I plan on remeding in the near future but I adored Throne of Glass. 2. Bless the Child - a book that features a loss of innocence I could only think of Sweet evil off the top of my head, Anna s whole world and idea s of good and evil are crushed when she learns the truth of her lineage. 3. Slaying the Dreamer - A book where a character you love dies This book broke my heart, I will never stop mourning Kisten. 4. Oceansoul - A character who yearns fo...

Get Up Offa That Slump: A Blogging Extravaganza is a blogging challenge hosted by Rachel from Beauty and the Bookshelf . It last through the whole month of March and the goal is to post something on your blog, with different themes every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, which is especially awesome if you have been in a bit of a blogging slump like I have. Today s topic is Inspirational women in fiction. Celaena Sardothien Celaena is an assassin, strong, kickass, lovely and loves to read. She is smart, relays on herself to make the right choice and fight for herself. Rachel Morgan One of my all time favorite female characters, Rachel is a witch/demon who is smart, sassy and awesome with spells. Her friends are always there to help her and she is always there to help them. Kaylee Cavanaugh Kalyee is always ready to help someone, she is quick on her feet, really intelligent and she sacrifices a lot to save those she loves. Charley Da...