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Wednesday, August 27, 2014

Blog Tour: Ever After (Transplanted Tales #4) by Kate SeRine - Review & Giveaway


Hi guys and welcome to my little corner of the blogging world! I am proud to be a part of Kate SeRine's blog tour, and I hope you will enjoy my little review of Ever After.
New to the Transplanted Tales series? Don't worry, I've got you covered!
You can read my review of Red (#1), Grimm Consequences (#0,5), The Better to See You (#2) and Along Came a Spider (#3), just click on the tittles and you'll get there. :-)
Now to the best part; the review for Ever After!! *woho* Make sure to scroll all to the way to the end, there's a giveaway in the bottom. Be sure to swing by Kate's pages and give her some love, because DAMN, I absolutely LOVE her series!!
Ok, I'm shutting up now! *grins* Enjoy!!!

Tuesday, August 26, 2014

Review: Along Came a Spider (Transplanted Tales #3) by Kate SeRine

When Trish Muffet is attacked at a grisly crime scene, the last person she expects to come to her rescue is Nicky “Little Boy” Blue. But since walking away from everything two years before, Nicky’s been doling out vigilante justice as “The Spider,” taking on the vicious predators of the night in hopes it’ll lead him to his ultimate target – Vlad Dracula. And he needs Trish’s help.

Although Nicky’s renegade style goes against everything Trish stands for, she’ll do what she must to bring Dracula down. With danger stalking her, Trish knows the only person she can count on is the one man who has the power to leave her breathless. There’s no way she’s letting this spider frighten her away…




Friday, August 22, 2014

Review: The Better to See You (Transplanted Tales #2) by Kate SeRine

I am getting addicted to this series, I absolutely love it! I have always loved fairytales, growing up with HC Andersen, the Bothers Grimm and the Nordic mythology here in Denmark, fairytales wasn’t in shortage, and I gobbled them up with enjoyment. Growing older, I still enjoy reading fairytales, so Kate’s Transplanted Tales is a series just up my alley.