Waiting on Wednesday is a weekly feature hosted over at Breaking the Spine!
This week's pick: Map of Fates by Maggie Hall (The Conspiracy of Us #2)
release date: March 8
(spoilers for book 1!) Two weeks.
That’s
how long it took for Avery West’s ordinary life to change forever: In
two weeks, she discovered she was heiress to a powerful secret society
known as the Circle, learned her mother was taken hostage by the
Circle’s enemies, and fell for a boy she’s not allowed to love, just as
she found out another was her unwelcome destiny.
Now, Avery
crosses oceans in private jets to hunt for clues that will uncover the
truth about the Circle, setting her mom and herself free before it’s too
late. By her side are both the boys: Jack—steady, loyal, and determined
to help her even at the expense of his own duty—and Stellan, whose
connection to Avery grows stronger by the day despite her best
intentions, making her question what she believes at every turn.
But
at the end of a desperate hunt from the islands of Greece to the red
carpet at Cannes comes a discovery that not only changes everything, but
could bring the whole world to its knees. And now Avery is forced to
face the truth: in the world of the Circle, no one is what they seem.
~~~
I really enjoyed the first book of this series when I read it last year, especially for the amazing settings that it included. I can't wait to see where the story goes next, both plotwise and also which fabulous locations that Maggie Hall will take our characters to.
What are you waiting on this week?
xx
Sunny
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Tuesday, March 10, 2015
top ten tuesday: ten books for people who like traveling
top ten Tuesday is a weekly feature hosted over at The Broke and the Bookish that allows us to talk about amazing books in groups of ten! This week the theme is "March 10: Ten Books For Readers Who Like _________" And I have seen some really creative answers to this. One of my true loves, besides reading, is traveling as widely as I possibly can, and sometimes that involves reading books that allow me to go to different places around the world. I usually am drawn to a book if it mentions the places of my travel bucket list in the synopsis. So here are ten books that involve a trip or the act of traveling.
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