CHALLENGE #1:

This challenge is hosted by Book Chick City and asks participants to read 24 or 48 Urban Fantasy or Horror books in 2012.  Click the button above to learn how to join in on the fun.  I will keep a running list of the books I read for this challenge below.

1.  Nice Girls Don’t Have Fangs by Molly Harper (Review)

2.  Frost Moon by Anthony Francis (Review)

3.  The Kingdom by Amanda Stevens (Review)

4.  Royal Street by Suzanne Johnson (Review)

5.  Wicked As They Come by Delilah S. Dawson (Review)

6.  The Thirteen by Susie Moloney (Review)

7.  Summoning the Night by Jenn Bennett (Review)

8.  Something Secret This Way Comes by Sierra Dean (no review)

9.  Tab Bennett and the Inbetween by Jes Young (Review)

10.  A Blood Seduction by Pamela Palmer (Review)

11.  The Cowboy and the Vampire by Clark Hays and Kathleen McFall (no review)

 

CHALLENGE #2

I am also participating in the 2012 Support Your Local Library Challenge hosted by The Eclectic Bookshelf.  This one asks readers to check out some of their reading this year from local libraries.  I am aiming for level 1, 12 books.  I’ll cross this challenge over with the Horror/Urban Fantasy challenge.  Books I read that have been checked out of the library will have an asterisk (*) next to them.

CHALLENGE #3

This challenge is hosted by Goldilox and the Three Weres.  The challenge is to read 2012 releases of adult paranormal/urban fantasy books.  I am signed up at the “magic’s kind of interesting level” which means reading 10 titles total for this particular challenge.

1.    The Kingdom by Amanda Stevens (Review)

2.   Wicked As They Come by Delilah S. Dawson (Review)

3.   Royal Street by Suzanne Johnson (Review)

4.   The Thirteen by Susie Moloney (Review)

5.   Glamour in Glass by Mary Robinette Kowal (Review)

6.  The Seduction of Phaeton Black by Jillian Stone (Review)

7.  Tab Bennett and the Inbetween by Jes Young (Review)

8.  A Blood Seduction by Pamela Palmer (Review)

9.  The Shadow of Night by Deborah Harkness (Review)

10.  Summoning the Night by Jenn Bennett (Review)

 This challenge has been met!!!

 

Let the games begin!

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