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Tuesday, March 7, 2017

HEIR (Howl #3) By D.S. Wrights


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HEIR (Howl #3)
By D.S. Wrights & Lilth Dark
Release Date: March 3, 2017





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After another full-moon night that has turned Liala's world upside down once more. Not knowing whom to trust and whose truth to accept, Liala has only one ally whom she reluctantly trusts. Torn between a new heavy burden of being the heir to an ancient clan of shifters and her desire to be free and follow her dreams, Liala must make an impossible choice: embrace her heritage and fight, or run because her life depends on it.


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Other Books In the Series


HUNT


HOWL
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D.S. Wrights was born and raised mostly in Germany. She speaks three languages fluently: English, German and Dutch. Her name is a pen name and she describes writing as her passion and calling.Two short stories were published during high school, one as a school project and one in a regional newsletter. Later she worked at a publishing house where she earned insight into the work, process and production of publishing books.In the last few years she has published several fan fictions to which the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. The Beast And Me is her first published novel. D.S. hasn't always written stories like The Beast And Me and she is still writing stories from all kinds of genres that do not have horror aspects or are targeting adults only. Those stories are published with under a different name. So if you like her writing style but not really the genre, you might want to check out her other books, which soon will be published.Her name actually is a play on words and language. D.S. is put together from the initials of her internet name and Wrights simply has the same sound as writes. Before writing she prefers to bring herself in the right mood for the story, listening to specific songs, reading through what she has written before and especially talk about the story with friends and fans. So feel free to write to her.
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Monday, March 6, 2017

Heir (Howl #3) by D.S. Wrights & Lilith Dark Review

Heir (Howl #3)Heir by D.S. Wrights
My rating: 4.5 of 5 stars

D.S. Wrights and Lilith Dark did an amazing job with the third book to the HOWL series, HEIR. HEIR takes place where book two, HUNT leaves off. Liala and Rick are on the run from the hunters and making their way to the werewolf estate. This contemporary paranormal/horror/erotica story is suitable for adult audiences.

I like that the characters are complex. Liala grows tremendously throughout this series, in a short amount on time. I love that she embraces her situation and goes with it. I appreciate that she is open minded. We discover a lot about Rick. He has an interesting past and heritage. Nate is a thought-provoking wildcard that you are not certain how will play out. Each character is very different and dynamic.

Once again, I enjoyed the plot. HEIR was not as dark as the previous books. There were multiple twists. The conflicts were well-resolved. The story was fast paced. The epilogue was skillfully written, feeling well concluded. At 98-pages, it was a quick read that I easily finished the same day. D.S. Wrights and Lilith Dark make a great writing duo. I would read additional books by them in the future. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition
Published March 3rd 2017 by DarkSigyn Publishing
ASIN: B01N7OLGC1
Edition Language: English
Series: Howl #3

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Saturday, February 11, 2017

Hunt (Howl #2) by D.S. Wrights & Lilith Dark Review

Hunt (Howl, #2)Hunt by D.S. Wrights & Lilith Dark
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

D.S. Wrights’ and Lilith Dark’s HUNT starts off where book one, HOWL, ended. Lia’s life has been completely turned upside down. She is living a nightmare. She does not know if her family and friends are still alive. There are things that happen in this story that are horrendous and could cause triggers for some people. HUNT is suitable for adult audiences that are not fainthearted.

The story is well written and full of surprises and suspense. Lia has no idea whom she can trust. She discovers a lot about her history and those around her. HUNT was darker then HOWL. Some of the things that happened in this story were truly disturbing. I was amazed at Lia’s perseverance. She is a strong heroine that was horribly tortured. I found it unfortunate that it is the children of the leaders in this series are the ones that are brutalized and humiliated. There are several positive things that also happen in this story; it is not all gloom and doom.

I find Nate’s character fascinating. I like him and hate him at the same time. He is a victim of unfortunate circumstances. My emotions are all over the place with him. I’m curious to how his character will develop in the next story.

HUNT by D.S. Wrights & Lilith Dark is an imaginative and dark read. The characters and plot are complex and thought-provoking. I am looking forward to reading the third book in the series, HEIR, expected to be published on March 3, 2017. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 150 pages
Published January 3rd 2017 by DarkSigyn Publishing
ASIN: B01MTW9LJD
Edition Language: English
Series: Howl #2
Other Editions: None found

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Sunday, February 5, 2017

Howl (Howl #1) by D.S. Wrights, Lilith Dark Review

Howl (Howl, #1)Howl by D.S. Wrights & Lilith Dark
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

D.S. Wrights and Lilith Dark created an amazing dark contemporary paranormal fantasy with Howl, the first book in the series of the same name. All Liala (Lia) wanted to do for her twenty-first birthday was go on a camping trip with her brother and father in remembrance her late mother. What she got was a nightmare and undisclosed truths about her heritage. Howl is suitable for mature audiences. The story takes place in Crescent Valley.

I like Lia. The story is told from her point of view. She is a tomboy. She is brave, observant, and loyal. She cares for others above herself. I felt bad that so many people were invited to her birthday celebration which she would have preferred to be a smaller outing with her immediate family. Lia discovers an entirely new world with werewolves and hunters that she did not know existed. She handles herself well considering the traumatic experience she, and the others end up facing.

Howl is a well-crafted story that is on the darker side. It is not for the faint of heart, and some things happen that could have triggering effects on some people. I enjoyed the plot and writing style. The novel felt original and was fast paced. The politics and dynamics of the story are transfixing. There are many unexpected twists and not knowing who can be trusted. I am glad I already have the second book, Hunt, so I can immediately start the story to find out what happens next. This is the first story I have read by the duo; I am thrilled to have discovered them. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.

Kindle Edition, 150 pages
Published October 31st 2016 by DarkSigyn Publishing
ASIN: B01KR7VA36
Edition Language: English
Series: Howl #1

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Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Hunt (Howl, #2) by D.S. Wrights & Lilth Dark


HUNT (Howl #2)
By D.S. Wrights & Lilth Dark
Release Date: January 3rd 2017

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After her family trip ends up to be her biggest nightmare combined with deepest desire, Lia has to find her place in a world she never imagined to be possible. While she is trying to fit in and connect with the werewolves that have taken her, Lia realizes that tapping into the locked away part of her is more difficult than she thought. And then there is the fact that an unknown and new for her threat is putting her on a leash, when all she wants is to know if her brother and father have survived.

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HOWL (Howl #1)

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What was supposed to be an extended family camping trip turns horribly wrong.
All Liala wanted for her 21st birthday is to reconnect with her long dead mother at the place her parent's met and they used to visit until her death. Despite an old woman's warning the camp of her extended family and friends is eventually set up at a secluded little piece of paradise... and right in the middle of the local were-wolf pack's territory. Howl is a horror/paranormal/erotica story and contains topics that are not suitable for minors or the fainthearted, such as gore, non-con, and borderline interaction.

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D.S. Wrights was born and raised mostly in Germany. She speaks three languages fluently: English, German and Dutch. Her name is a pen name and she describes writing as her passion and calling.Two short stories were published during high school, one as a school project and one in a regional newsletter. Later she worked at a publishing house where she earned insight into the work, process and production of publishing books.In the last few years she has published several fan fictions to which the feedback was overwhelmingly positive. The Beast And Me is her first published novel. D.S. hasn't always written stories like The Beast And Me and she is still writing stories from all kinds of genres that do not have horror aspects or are targeting adults only. Those stories are published with under a different name. So if you like her writing style but not really the genre, you might want to check out her other books, which soon will be published.Her name actually is a play on words and language. D.S. is put together from the initials of her internet name and Wrights simply has the same sound as writes. Before writing she prefers to bring herself in the right mood for the story, listening to specific songs, reading through what she has written before and especially talk about the story with friends and fans. So feel free to write to her.
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Saturday, December 31, 2016

Stacking the Shelves #120



Stacking The Shelves is all about sharing the books you are adding to your shelves, may it be physical or virtual. This means you can include books you buy in physical store or online, books you borrow from friends or the library, review books, gifts and of course ebooks!

If you want to find out more about Stacking The Shelves, please visit the official launch page!




Bought:
The Hammer of Thor (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard #2) by Rick Riordan

For Review:
Seduced By A Dragon (Fallen Immortals #5) by Alisa Woods 
Howl (Howl #1) by D.S. Wrights, Lilith Dark 
Hunt (Howl #2)  by D.S. Wrights, Lilith Dark 



Christmas Gifts:

Blue Blooded (Jessica McClain #6) by Amanda Carlson
Wild in the Windy City: The Anthology by M. Dauphin, J. D. Hollyfield, Ryan Michele, J. M. Witt, F. L. Jacob, Danielle Jamie, Jenna Galicki, Sapphire Knight, Lisa Suzanne, Elle Christensen, Evan Grace


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