Happy New Year!

Hey Everyone Happy New Year sorry I disappeared for a while but I hope to be more active on the blog in 2011. Wish you all a peaceful and book-filled 2011!
- Jada

Firelight Review

Firelight follows Jacinda a Draki (people who originated from dragons and can transform between dragon and human form). Jacinda has a rare ability to breath-fire which is an honor in her (Pride or community of dragons).

One night, the stress of her responsibility builds high and Jacinda acts out. She breaks the rule of flying at night that protects the Draki from their enemies, hunters who are ruthless in their quest to kill the draki population. Jacinda is found in the woods by a hunter named Will, she is terrified but Will is entranced by her beauty and lets her free. Her mother fears that her actions will cause the Pride to punish her viciously so she makes Jacinda and her twin sister move out of the Pride into a city near Las Vegas.

There she is reunited with her Savior Will they form a friendship that evolves into love. The human world makes her have to condemn her draki form but she goes back to the pride she’ll lose Will and her family.

Firelight was highly Climatic, each chapter’s ending made me eager to see what would happen next. Firlight had a little case of rushed romance syndrome where the pace of the romance was very unnaturally fast but that was only a minor con.

A character I was very fond of was Cassian, the Prince of the Pride, who was planned to marry Jacinda to produce a further line of fire-breathers like Jacinda.

Cassian was more of a side character and didn’t appear a lot throughout the book but when he did he made a big impact, more so than Will and Jacinda combined.

Sophie’s writing style is fresh and original I love how she makes Jacinda’s female character strong-willed and observant.

Although, I must say the ending was unsatisfying because it ended a little and abrupt left you hanging, but I still look forward to the next book in this thrilling new trilogy.

4 Moons!

In My Mailbox(20)

In My Mailbox is hosted by The Story Siren.

This is combined In My Mailbox for the 5 0r 4 weeks I was not posting.

For Review:

Losing Faith by Denise Jaden

Matched by Alley Condie

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collion

Portal by Imogen Rose

Equilibruim by Imogen Rose

Gift:

Bloombury Thank You Gift

Need by Carrie Jones ,The Kid Table by Andrea Sigel, Hearts at Stake by Alyandra Harvey, Blood Fued by Alyxedra Harvey, Out for Blood by Alyxandra Harvey, and a sneak peak of Haunting Violets by Alyandra Harvey

Update-What I've been doing

Hey Everone I am so sorry for abandoning you for almost a whole month but I have been so busy because school has just started so am a little occupied with homework already .I would say that I have some reviews comeing up but i don't cause haven't really read that much these weeks I have read a little bit of Matched and Mockingjay which is so amazing I am so mad at myself for leaving it over my friends house but I know it will have good company with her Mockingjay copy.

In My Mailbox(20)

In My Mailbox is hosted The Story Siren.

For Review:

Past Midnight by Mara Purnhagen

From Harlequin Teen Panel:

My Soul to Keep by Rachel Vincent

Thank you to Mara Purnhagen and Harlequin Teen Panel

I am so excited about Past Midnight I can't say anything about My Soul to Take because I haven't finished My Soul to Save Yeah I kinda been slacken on reading and writing review mostly because all the books I read seem the same I need a book that going to rekindle my love for books . Anyhow what did you all get in your mailbox I am curious to see.

Have a wonderful Weekend! x20(Thats for all wonderful weekends I never wished you.)

The Book Blog Hop and Follow My Blog Friday(6)

I am so happy it's Friday I can't wait to go find some great new book blogs.

Do you listen to music when you read? If so, what are your favorite reading tunes?

Yes I usually always listen to music I* help me get into the mood of the book but I* am not sure exactly what I listen when I am reading because it varies with the book.

In My Mailbox(19)

In My Mailbox is hosted by The Story Siren.

For Review:

Love Sucks by Mellisa Francis(Thanks HaperCollions)

What you get I only got one book this week I am glad my weeks have been a little slow this gives me sometime to catch up on a few others.