Wormies Updates #3

This week we will be reading Cold Moon by Jeffrey Deaver.

I was first introduced to the works of Jeffrey Deaver by my father. He bought me a copy of The Empty Chair several years ago. From then on, I'm hooked by the works of Jeffrey Deaver, especially novels about Lincoln Rhyme. He was first introduced in the Bone Collector. I'm always a sucker for suspense; thus, a good dose of suspense and mystery would certainly perk me up.

So now I'm sharing Cold Moon to my fellow Bookworms. Hopefully they'll enjoy this as much as I'll do.

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Wormies Updates #2

This week we will be reading Remember Me by Sophie Kinsella.

I chose this book for the week since after Eragon, I thought it would be nice to dive into something lighter and quick to finish.

With Confessions of a Shopaholic (The Movie) coming up, I was inspired to check out what newer books Sophie Kinsella has written. And then there it was, sitting amongst numerous chick-lit books was "Remember Me." Somehow the plot has captured my attention, and I would like to read it together with my girl friends/fellow bookworms.

I know this is not each of the other wormie's cup of tea, but I have a hunch that they will like this, nevertheless.

Enjoy reading, wormies!

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Free eBook: Melanie Lynne Hauser - Jumble Pie

Who does not appreciate anything for free? I know I would jump at a chance of being given something good for free.

How about a good read for free? Now we're talking!

Today, I received an email for a free eBook. Of course, I jumped at the opportunity immediately. And now I have it! The book is still to be published, but if you are lucky enough, you can get the free eBook, too!

Jumble Pie
by Melanie Lynne Hauser

"IN THE BEGINNING, there was the pie. The pie was without form and texture (and any manner of identifiable filling), and darkness was upon the face of the Home Ec Teacher…"

So begins the story of two women, a friendship, and a pie. JUMBLE PIE, to be exact. A Home Ec project gone very wrong, except for the fact that it brings together two very different young girls and helps them form a friendship that lasts through bad haircuts, unrequited love, endless incarnations of Madonna, and their own evolving dreams... Until New Year's Eve, 1999, when another pie comes along, resulting in a pre-party blow-up that sets Juliet and Emily, women now, to remembering how it all got started.
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JUMBLE PIE is the story of the elusive nature of friendship, sometimes clinging, other times liberating; a story for any woman who has ever lied to her best friend just to make her feel better - and who has been brave enough to tell the truth, even when it hurts. And of course, it's a story about the remarkable healing power of pie.
(text taken from the author's website)

Sounds interesting right? If you want your own copy of the eBook, CLICK HERE to request for your copy!

Enjoy!

P.S. I'll post my review as soon as I finish reading it.

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