Hey Guys so this is what was in my mailbox this week, if you don't know what that means here let me explain. The idea started over at the Story Siren I blog I adore, check Kristi out. But this is a weekly posting of all the fun arriving in your mail box, it doesn't have to been actually in your mail box but it can be a shopping bag as well. Enough with the talk lets get started. So i decided to do a VLOG this week!! I totally love doing them so hope you guys enjoy.
Bought:
Mediator By: Meg Cabot
The Lying Game By: Sara Shepard
Fallen Angel By: Heather Terrell
Crave By: Laura J. Burns & Melinda Metz
Confession of a Vampire's Girlfriend By: Katie MacAlistor
Keys to the Repository By: Melissa De La Cruz
Misguided Angel By: Melissa De La Cruz
For Review:
Right Side Talking By: Bonnie Rozanski
Imagine that you are a young girl with intractable epilepsy. As a last resort you submit to an operation to sever the connection between the two sides of your brain. Though the operation successfully reduces your seizures, you are left forever with two separate minds: left and right, each unaware of the other.
Imagine further that while recovering in the hospital, you witness a murder. Your dominant left brain cannot recognize unfamiliar faces, and is, therefore, unable to identify the killer. Your right brain can, but is unable to speak. Gradually, painstakingly, the right learns to spell out its thoughts in scrabble letters. At long last, on a table in a hospital lab, you describe the person who committed the crime. Too bad the killer is reading that very same message.….
Right Side Talking is a thriller that will grip the reader from its opening surgery scene to its dramatic courtroom climax. Its cast of characters: a 15-year-old epileptic; a brilliant surgeon; an unlicensed, resentful doctor from abroad who must work as an orderly; a grumpy, relentless detective, and a feisty psychologist Finally, most fascinating of all, there is the human mind itself.
(Summary Thanks to Amazon.com)
Imagine further that while recovering in the hospital, you witness a murder. Your dominant left brain cannot recognize unfamiliar faces, and is, therefore, unable to identify the killer. Your right brain can, but is unable to speak. Gradually, painstakingly, the right learns to spell out its thoughts in scrabble letters. At long last, on a table in a hospital lab, you describe the person who committed the crime. Too bad the killer is reading that very same message.….
Right Side Talking is a thriller that will grip the reader from its opening surgery scene to its dramatic courtroom climax. Its cast of characters: a 15-year-old epileptic; a brilliant surgeon; an unlicensed, resentful doctor from abroad who must work as an orderly; a grumpy, relentless detective, and a feisty psychologist Finally, most fascinating of all, there is the human mind itself.
(Summary Thanks to Amazon.com)
So Super excited for all the books I got this week!!! Don't forget to link me to your IMM. Happy reading Guys!!
2 comments:
The Mediator books by Meg Cabot are one of my favourite series of all time. They're so funny, thrilling and will have you on the edge of your seat! <3 Great books this week, happy reading!
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I totally love the Meg Cabot bind-ups! What a great IMM, and yay for VLOGS! :-D
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