Books that Need More Attention Blog Hop

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Welcome to the Books that Need More Attention Blog Hop!

Today, I’m going to focus on a couple of books that I absolutely love and that I think could use more attention. If you follow my blog regularly, you’ve probably seen these on here before. If you haven’t seen them before, check them out–they’re excellent! I’ll also be giving away an ebook copy of my forthcoming release, Sanguinary.

So check out the books, tell me about some books that you think need more attention (it’s an entry on the Rafflecopter!), enter to win, then HOP to the rest of the participating blogs for more great prizes!

Books I Love…that Need More Attention

http://www.amazon.com/Chasing-Garden-Airship-Racing-Chronicles-ebook/dp/B00GXUU6IC/

An opium-addicted beauty.
An infamous poet living in self-imposed exile.
An ancient treasure about to fall into the wrong hands.

Melanie Karsak’s Chasing the Star Garden takes readers on a thrilling adventure from the gritty opium dens of gaslamp London to the gem-colored waters of the ancient world. Lily Stargazer, a loveable but reckless airship racer with a famous lover and shattered past, reluctantly plunges into a centuries-old mystery in a steampunk romantic adventure best described as Dan Brown meets Mary Shelley.

It all begins on one of the worst days of Lily’s life. She just lost the London leg of the 1823 Airship Grand Prix. To top it off, a harlequin fleeing from constables shoved a kaleidoscope down her pants, told her to fly to Venice, then threw himself from her airship tower. What’s a girl to do? For Lily, the answer is easy: drink absinthe and smoke opium.

Lily’s lover, Lord Byron, encourages her to make the trip to Venice. Lily soon finds herself at the heart of an ancient mystery which has her running from her past and chasing true love and the stars along the way.

*This novel is intended for mature audiences.

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http://www.amazon.com/Untethered-Katie-Hayoz-ebook/dp/B00C7A8YW2/

A young adult novel about jealousy and obsession.

Sixteen-year-old Sylvie isn’t comfortable in her own skin. In fact, there are times she can’t even manage to stay inside it. But if there is one thing she’s sure of, it’s her love for Kevin Phillips. She’s willing to stake everything on it — her family, her friends, and possibly her soul.

Junior year is off to a less than stellar start for Sylvie: Her parents are splitting up, her little brother is sitting at her lunch table, and she’s the target of the school bully. Plus, she accidentally astral projects, slipping out of her body again and again at all the worst times. Sylvie is cast as the class freak and a medical misfit. She wishes she were somewhere else. Someone else. But it’s only when her best friend catches the attention of the boy Sylvie’s loved in secret since the fifth grade that Sylvie makes up her mind to do something drastic.

Sylvie intends to get Kevin by any means possible — even if it involves treachery, deceit, and the insidious side of the paranormal. After years of trying to ignore her ability to astral project, Sylvie finally decides to embrace it. But she also decides to embrace the shadows that accompany her on her out-of-body experiences. Opening herself up to the shadows and their evil, Sylvie comes up with a dark plan. She is positive her scheme will give her what she wants, but she doesn’t count on it all spiraling out of control.

Untethered by Katie Hayoz explores the intoxicating and dangerous world of jealousy and obsession when coupled with paranormal ability. It is a touching, sometimes funny, sometimes heart-breaking novel that speaks to the self-doubt lurking in us all.

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Enter to Win Sanguinary

http://www.amazon.com/Sanguinary-Night-Margo-Bond-Collins-ebook/dp/B00MR5VGV8/

Only fifty years left before vampires rule the world.

When Dallas police detective Cami Davis joined the city’s vampire unit, she planned to use the job as a stepping-stone to a better position in the department.

But she didn’t know then what she knows now: there’s a silent war raging between humans and vampires, and the vampires are winning.

So with the help of a disaffected vampire and an ex-cop addict, Cami is going undercover, determined to solve a series of recent murders, discover a way to overthrow the local Sanguinary government, and, in the process, help win the war for the human race.

But can she maintain her own humanity in the process? Or will Cami find herself, along with the rest of the world, pulled under a darkness she cannot oppose?

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9 comments on “Books that Need More Attention Blog Hop

  1. BookLady says:

    Some books that need more attention are the Sentinels of New Orleans series (Royal Street, River Road, and Elysian Fields) by Suzanne Johnson and the Penton Vampire Legacy series (Redemption, Absolution, Omega, and Allegiance) by Susannah Sandlin. Thanks for the great giveaway!

  2. Mary Preston says:

    The books by Abby Green for sure.

  3. ladymagnolia99 says:

    There are so many of them. I enjoy checking out everyone’s blogs for that reason, finding many books that are not always by the main authors, but are very good reads!!!

    Judy Cox

  4. Maridel says:

    I srly think that the Legend series is so underrated.

  5. bn100 says:

    maybe self-published ones

  6. Catherine G. says:

    Gothic Hospital by Gary Crew

  7. Pam says:

    The Fire on Ice series by Brenda Rothert

  8. Diane Elizabeth says:

    The Discovery of Witches trilogy

  9. I think Stones Data by Jacob Whaler needs more attention.

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