Thursday 17 March 2011

The Time Will Come #6

The Time Will Come is a weekly meme by Jodie at Books for Company where every Thursday we highlight books that have been sitting unread on our shelves for too long. Books we really want to read but never seem to be able to get around to.
13 to Life by Shannon Delany

I got given this book as a christmas present after it had been sitting on my wishlist for ages. This looks like such a great book, and everyone who has read it seems to love it. I do like my werewolf stories! It looks mysterious, supernatural and romantic- perfect! Book 2 in the series Secrets and Shadows has also just been released, and the cover is really pretty- so i've got to read this one to justify buying the next one. Hopefully I'll get around to it before too long- if not I might wait for all the books to be published and read them all in one go.

If you've read this let me know what you thought of it- maybe I'll bump it up my to-read pile!







Synopsis from Goodreads:
Everything about Jessie Gillmansen’s life changed when her mother died. Now even her hometown of Junction is changing. Mysterious dark things are happening. All Jessie wants is to avoid more change. But showing a hot new guy around Junction High, she’s about to discover a whole new type of change. Pietr Rusakova is more than good looks and a fascinating accent—he’s a guy with a dangerous secret. And his very existence is sure to bring big trouble to Jessie’s small town. It seems change is the one thing Jessie can’t avoid…

2 comments:

  1. This is a book l really need to read too! l don't have it but have heard great things about it, thanks for joining in again =)

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  2. I've never heard of 13 to Life before, but it sounds pretty good and I love the cover.
    Looking forward to your review :)

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