Wednesday, September 28, 2016

Waiting On Wednesday #32

Weregirl

This one looks intriguing, and I like a good lycanthrope story. Bonus points: it's set in Michigan and the setting is a small town stripped of resources by a company called Dutch Chem. I couldn't help but wonder if this is a veiled reference to Dow Chemical in mid- Michigan. 

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  1. HI Greg! You always get the ones with the nice covers! I love the look of this one!

    My pic for the week is Timekeeper by Tara Sim

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    1. Thanks! I saw this one and I was like oh yeah. :)

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  2. Ooh, this one sounds like a good one. Need to go and look it up now! I love the cover too.

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    1. It is a nice cover, isn't it? I love that white background, and the eyes set if off... :)

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  3. LOVE the sound of this! it reminds me of the Wolves of Mercy Falls series by Maggie Stiefvater! and i have to say, that cover is so pretty! I hope you enjoy this one Greg!
    Emily @ www.rabbitholereviews.com

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    1. I've heard a lot about those, and if this is even half as good as those are that would be a good thing! And it is an amazing cover, I agree.

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  4. This is a nice cover with the black and white and tealish blue! I'm just not a big fan of shifters though.

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    1. I like the eyes a lot, you don't see too many werewolf covers like that with human looking eyes. It's different.

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  5. I doin't do were-anything, but that cover is eye catching.

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    1. I don't read many were stories although I'd like to, but I'm into PNR's.

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  6. I love werewolf books! I just recently came upon this one myself and it does sound great. :D

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    1. I wish I could find some good werewolf stories that aren't PNR's, maybe some good urban fantasy or fantasy/ horror.

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  7. I love a good werewolf story as well. It is hard to find a well done werewolf book that's a horror though. If you're looking for a good werewolf Urban Fantasy story I would suggest checking out Bitten by Kelley Armstrong. She gets a little gory in it sometimes, which I feel is pretty rare for urban fantasies featuring werewolves.

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  8. I love a good werewolf story as well so this sounds like it would be a book for me too!

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