So, I Could Be Convinced to Adopt Lucy

 

TITLE: Somewhere Beyond the Sea (Cerulean Chronicles #2)

AUTHOR: T.J. Klune

PUBLISHER: Tor

PUBLISHING DATE: September 10, 2024

PAGES: 416   

SOURCE: Library

FROM GOODREADS: A magical house. A secret past. A summons that could change everything. 

Arthur Parnassus lives a good life built on the ashes of a bad one. 

He’s the master of a strange orphanage on a distant and peculiar island, and he hopes to soon be the adoptive father to the six dangerous and magical children who live there.

Arthur works hard and loves with his whole heart so none of the children ever feel the neglect and pain that he once felt as an orphan on that very same island so long ago. He is not alone: joining him is the love of his life, Linus Baker, a former caseworker in the Department In Charge of Magical Youth. And there’s the island’s sprite, Zoe Chapelwhite, and her girlfriend, Mayor Helen Webb. Together, they will do anything to protect the children. 

But when Arthur is summoned to make a public statement about his dark past, he finds himself at the helm of a fight for the future that his family, and all magical people, deserve. 

And when a new magical child hopes to join them on their island home—one who finds power in calling himself monster, a name that Arthur worked so hard to protect his children from—Arthur knows they’re at a breaking point: their family will either grow stronger than ever or fall apart. 

Welcome back to Marsyas Island. This is Arthur’s story. 

MY THOUGHTS: I adored the first book in this duology so it was safe to say that the one book which could put a pause on my September vampire reads, it would be this one.  I grabbed it from my library when I saw a physical copy sitting on the "New Releases" shelf last Saturday and immediately dove in.  

Beyond the Sea picks up after the events in the first book.  Arthur, Linus and the children are still living on the island, but Arthur has been summoned to testify in front of DICOMY and he is finally ready to tell the story about all the abuse he faced as a youth. Arthur soon learns that DICOMY has ulterior motives and in fact, they are sending someone to the island to inspect the orphanage as they fear Arthur is filling the children with unreasonable hopes and dreams - that despite their magical and physical differences, they can be just as "normal" as everyone else.  But seriously, why be normal when you can be special?

What follows is a tale on unacceptable world views, love, pranks, and important messages all disguised in a fairy tale manner that Klune seems to have perfected with these two books.  All my favorite children were present, including 7-year-old Lucy, the antichrist and a new child, David, the yeti.  David is new to the island and is trying to find a place to belong. The lessons he learns from Arthur and the rest of the island inhabitants are ones all children should be taught, and Arthur and Linus want nothing more for this "monster" to feel he belongs. 

I love the found family trope and to be honest, it may have been "The House in the Cerulean Sea" which opened my eyes to that.  If you loved the first one, reading this one is a no-brainer.  And if you haven't started this duology, what are you waiting for?  Prepare to fall in love and enter a magical world where being extraordinary is much better than being ordinary.  

MY RATING: 5 PAWS

2 Bloggers 1 Series - Summer Knight (The Dresden Files #4)

 

Another month, another Dresden Files book.  This one really picked up for me after the last one and I might have been one of my faves so far.  Read on for my thoughts and then hop over to Stormi's at Storm Reads to see what she has to say.

 

TITLE: Summer Knight

AUTHOR: Jim Butcher

PUBLISHER: Dutton/Signet/span>

PUBLISHING DATE: May 31, 2003

PAGES: 446   

SOURCE: Library

FROM GOODREADS: Ever since his girlfriend left town to deal with her newly acquired taste for blood, Harry Dresden has been down and out in Chicago. He can't pay his rent. He's alienating his friends. He can't even recall the last time he took a shower. 

The only professional wizard in the phone book has become a desperate man. 

And just when it seems things can't get any worse, in saunters the Winter Queen of Faerie. She has an offer Harry can't refuse if he wants to free himself of the supernatural hold his faerie godmother has over him--and hopefully end his run of bad luck. All he has to do is find out who murdered the Summer Queen's right-hand man, the Summer Knight, and clear the Winter Queen's name. 

It seems simple enough, but Harry knows better than to get caught in the middle of faerie politics. Until he finds out that the fate of the entire world rests on his solving this case. No pressure or anything...

MY THOUGHTS: I'm not big fan of fae in books.  I like them well enough but there has to be something else in the book grabbing my attention for me to enjoy the book overall.  Luckily, Butcher seems to have that format down pat.

Once again, the book opens up with Harry is a big load of trouble.  This is par for the course with Harry so I'm thinking I might be repeating that sentence a lot as I progress with my series read.  Harry is still reeling from what happened to his girlfriend in the last book and the vampires which appeared in Grave Peril have a bounty on Harry's head.  Harry's fairy godmother, who basically "owns" Harry should he ever land in the Nevernever has sold her interest in him to Mab, the Queen of Winter Fairies.  Mab needs Harry's help finding out who killed the Summer Knight because all fingers are pointing at her.  In addition, the young lady Harry grew up with and died years ago shows up very undead and Harry spends the whole book wanting to help her while struggling with how much he can actually trust her.  Throw in a bunch of other fairies, the young gang of werewolves led by Billy from book two, and the Council, who always wants to put Harry out of commission, and you have a wonderful installation to the series. 

I think I recall Stormi telling me I would probably love Toot the fairy and she wasn't wrong.  He and Billy were my favorite characters in this book besides Harry.  I'm glad to see the werewolves reappear and it was a nice change of pace to have Murphy, the detective from the Chicago Supernatural Division, show up to assist Harry.  I missed her in the last book.  If you love urban fantasy, they definitely give this series a chance.

MY RATING: 4 PAWS

Feed Your TBR - Scuttle

 

Can't Wait Wednesday, which I have adapted to better suit my blog as "Feed Your TBR" is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight highly anticipated books.  It is based on the Waiting on Wednesday meme which used to be hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.

October 8, 2024

FROM GOODREADS: A brand-new horror novel from the Sunday Times bestselling author, for fans of Stephen King, Catriona Ward and Chuck Wendig. Your worst nightmare is about to come true…

When an overnight camping trip in the woods on Halloween night goes wrong, and a girl ends up dead with what looks like animal wounds, the whole neighborhood is shocked.

How did it happen?

And more importantly what was it that killed her?

Carrie meets The Cabin in the Woods in this terrifying Halloween horror novel!

WHY I CAN'T WAIT:  Spooky season is in full swing here at Booker T's Farm.  This one takes place during Halloween and Carrie meets Cabin in the Woods?  Not sure how those two concepts mesh but really want to find out!

WHAT BOOK CAN'T YOU WAIT FOR THIS WEEK???

Can Fandom's Be Bad for Your Health?

 

TITLE: Fang Fiction

AUTHOR: Kate Stayman-London

PUBLISHER: Dial Press Trade Paperbacj/span>

PUBLISHING DATE: October 1, 2024

PAGES: 400   

SOURCE: ARC

FROM GOODREADS: Tess Rosenbloom is no stranger to the dark. An assault survivor and grad school dropout, she spends her nights managing a chic Brooklyn hotel and her days curled up with her favorite vampire novels, Blood Feud. Tess even dabbles in online conspiracies that Blood Feud is real—it’s fun to hunt for clues! But deep down, Tess doesn’t believe vampires actually exist… 

Until one walks through her door. 

It turns out Blood Feud is real, and the sexy villain of the novels is trapped. Eager to escape her life, Tess agrees to help rescue him, and soon she’s in a fantasia of lavish palaces and enchanted forests, on a secret island where the sun never shines and she’s surrounded by deadly vampires—and against her better judgment, she’s falling in love with one of them. (And unbeknownst to Tess, her estranged best friend is having a sapphic affair with a beautiful vampire of her own back in New York.) 

Visiting the world of your favorite story is any fan’s dream, but will Tess be able to outrun the demons of her past (and vampires of her present) before it becomes a nightmare? In this darkly glamorous rom-com, Tess will find out whether it’s worth risking her neck—and her heart—for a chance to reclaim her future.

MY THOUGHTS: So, let's get my trivial thoughts out of the way.  I don't think this cover does this book any favors.  It kind of gives of rom com vibes which this book really isn't, and it doesn't give off urban fantasy vibes, which this book kind of it and it definitely doesn't adequately portray all the trauma and trigger warnings the book might evoke.  For the record, I don't rely on trigger warnings, but I know some people do and the author does address them early on before the story starts.  And last but not least, why is the blood black?  I don't get it, and someone please do this author a favor and do a cover redesign stat!

Good thing I really loved what was INSIDE the cover.  Tess is the night manager at a fancy hotel in her town.  She was once a grad school literature student, but when something happens which she shared with no one, including her best friend and roommate, she suddenly moves out without any warning or explanation.  Tess still loves reading though and has totally immersed herself in the Blood Feud series (think Twilight for the next generation). Blood Feud has a whole fandom and even a podcast where people speculate about the mysterious author's identity and whether or not it is based on actual events.  Spoiler alert (not really) - it is.  Something happens and Tess find herself sent to the Blood Feud world to deliver a message.  She ends up getting stuck there and finds out quickly not all vampires are nice, romantic and sparkly.  Will she be able to finally overcome some of her past trauma and will her old roommate be able to bring her back to the "real world?"

This book was some serious fun.  I loved Tess with all her flaws and trauma and enjoyed the "lore" surrounding the whole "is it real, or isn't it?" Blood Feud fandom. Tess runs into some real bad vampires, and it was fun to see the author didn't strictly rely on the romantic sparkly kind of vamps.  Tess meets some truly interesting characters along the way and exhibits a lot of character growth and self-discovery as the book progresses.  The ending was exciting and satisfying, and I wouldn't mind seeing a companion book sometime in the future. 

If you love vampires and enjoy seeing them in their real element and not just light and fluffy, then please give this book a chance. It was a perfect addition to my #Vamptember reads.

MY RATING: 4 PAWS

2 Bloggers 1 Book - My Vampire Vs. Your Werewolf

 

To celebrate Vamptember, Stormi and I decided to buddy read a new Middle Grade book that just released.  She loves MG books, and I enjoy them from time to time so the timing of this one was perfect.  So read on to see my thoughts and the hop over to Stormi's at Storm Reads to see hers.

 

TITLE: My Vampire Vs. Your Werewolf

AUTHOR: Paul Tobin

PUBLISHER: Bloomsbury Children's Books

PUBLISHING DATE: September 3, 2024

PAGES: 272   

SOURCE: Own Library

FROM GOODREADS: Gabe and Hayden have a vampire.Joon and Tradd have a werewolf.And they're going to fight.

After modern society pushed monsters into hiding, the Crafters Guild formed - an organization of humans and other creatures intent on creating community amongst these exiled beings and combating the decline in monster mental health. Their solution? A no-holds-barred clash of the titans, where two monsters can fight it out with no limits. With young coaches like Gabe, Hayden, Joon, and Tradd to guide them, the monsters must prepare for a battle that will test their strengths, smarts, and special abilities. But it's just a friendly competition-nothing could possibly go wrong…right? 

My Vampire vs. Your Werewolf is the first in an epic horror series from bestselling author Paul Tobin featuring all your favorite monsters--from mummies and ghosts, to dragons and zombies, and witches and warlocks--daring to answer the Who would win in a fight?

MY THOUGHTS: I'm not really sure I know how I feel about this book.  Being middle grade it was a fairly quick read, and it features my two favorite supernatural entities so it should have been something I loved.  However, that didn't turn out to be quite the case.

So, we have two sets of youngest who are all no older than ten.  Two are teamed together to locate a vampire and the other two, a werewolf.  The book starts with the kids finding their creatures and explains a bit about how they use medallions to control them.  Once located, they are moved to another location where they plan to have their monsters battle each other.  I will say that once the battle started, the book picked up and it actually encompassed the last 1/3 of the book so if you like action, there is plenty of that.  The team that wins the battle gets to keep their medallions and when you collect three, you earn the wish of your choice.  These wishes are mentioned periodically and some of the kids have very concrete desires, but I don't know that they were fleshed out enough.

I had three major issues with this book.  First of all, the author portrayed these kids at 10 going on 40.  They did things way beyond an average 10-year-olds capacity and I had to keep reminding myself of their ages.  Second, the author style of writing also didn't fit a MG book.  He used words and concepts I just couldn't see a middle-grader understanding.  And finally, there wasn't enough backstory, and it took me at least the first 1/3 to 1/2 of the book to figure out what was going on.

The action and the fact that we have a creepy vampire, and a fun werewolf named Redd really saved this one in the end.  I don't know if I will continue the series but for the most part, I am glad I gave this one a chance and it was a fun buddy read.

MY RATING: 3 PAWS

Feed Your TBR - The Grimoire Grammar School Parent Teacher Association

 

Can't Wait Wednesday, which I have adapted to better suit my blog as "Feed Your TBR" is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight highly anticipated books.  It is based on the Waiting on Wednesday meme which used to be hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.

May 27, 2025

FROM GOODREADS: Two mundane parents and their recently-bitten-werewolf daughter they try to fit into a privileged society of magic aristocracy. But deadly terrors await them – ancient prophecies, remorseless magical trials, hidden conspiracies and the PTA bake sale. Big Little Lies goes to magic school, perfect for fans of T. Kingfisher, Olivia Atwater and Heather Fawcett.

When Vivian's kindergartner, Aria, gets bitten by a werewolf, she is rapidly inducted into the hidden community of magical schools. Reeling from their sudden cross-country move, Vivian finds herself having to pick the right sacrificial dagger for Aria, keep stocked up on chew toys and play PTA politics with sirens and chthonic nymphs and people who literally can set her hair on fire.

As Vivian reels from hellhounds in the school corridors and demons at the talent show, she races to keep up with all the arcane secrets of her new society – shops only accessible by magic portal, the brutal Trials to enter high school, and the eternal inferno that is the parents' WhatsApp group. And looming over everything is a prophecy of doom that sounds suspiciously like it's about Aria. Vivian might be facing the end of days, just as soon as she can get her daughter dressed and out of the door…

WHY I CAN'T WAIT: This book sounds hilarious, and I love the idea of buying chew toys for your daughter. 

WHAT BOOK CAN'T YOU WAIT FOR THIS WEEK??? 

Be Careful Who You Fake Date

 

TITLE: My Vampire Plus-One

AUTHOR: Jenna Levine

PUBLISHER: Berkley

PUBLISHING DATE: September 17, 2024

PAGES: 400   

SOURCE: ARC

FROM GOODREADS: Amelia Collins is by definition successful. She would even go so far as to say successfully single. But not according to her family, and she’s tired of the constant questions about her nonexistent dating life. When an invitation to yet another family wedding arrives, she decides to get everyone off her back once and for all by finding someone–anyone–to pose as her date. 

After a chance encounter with Reginald Cleaves, Amelia decides he’s perfect for her purposes. He’s a bit strange, but that’s fine; it’ll discourage tough questions from her family. (And it certainly doesn’t hurt that he’s very handsome.) For centuries-old vampire Reggie, posing as her plus-one sounds like the ultimate fun. And if it helps his ruse of pretending to be human, so much the better. 

As Amelia and Reggie practice their fauxmance, it becomes clear that Reggie is as loyal to her as the day is long, and that Amelia’s first impressions could not have been more wrong. Suddenly, being in a real relationship with Reggie sounds pretty fang-tastic.

MY THOUGHTS: This is the follow up novel to the first in the series "My Roommate is a Vampire" which I ended up loving last year.  I remember wanting more Reggie in that one and was so glad to see this sequel focusing on him.  You could technically read this without going back and picking up the first one, but it was a great book too so why would you?

Amelia is an overworked accountant trying to survive tax season.  When she finds out her cousin is getting married, she feels pressured to find a date because her parents are always hassling her about being single.  She happens to literally run into Reggie outside her building one evening and he ends up owing her a favor.  She calls it in and asks her to be her wedding date.  Amelia is physically attracted to Reggie and finds his oddness endearing but she really has no the extent of his oddness. Reggie on the other hand is running from The Collective - a group of vampires out to punish him for something that happened hundreds of years ago which he may or may not have done.  What ensues is a whole lot of fun and quite a bit of drama.  

As I mentioned, I love Reggie.  He is very upfront and honest with Amelia, and it is not his fault she thinks he is joking half of the time.  I enjoyed seeing their fake relationship develop into something more and I think their differences made them that much more enjoyable together.  We also get to see Cassie and Frederick a bit from the first book, and it was nice to see how things were progressing with them.

If you love vampires and rom coms, then I really think you should check out this series.  There is an element at the end which makes me believe there may be a third book on the horizon following a side character who is mentioned a few times in this one.  I don't know how I feel about her but I'm willing to give it a shot if the author does decide to pursue it.

MY RATING: 5 PAWS

Feed Your TBR - Ghost Music

 

Can't Wait Wednesday, which I have adapted to better suit my blog as "Feed Your TBR" is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight highly anticipated books.  It is based on the Waiting on Wednesday meme which used to be hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.

November 7, 2024

FROM GOODREADS: The dead can't seek justice, can they? - Gideon Lake, a successful composer, is immediately smitten by Kate Solway, who lives below him. They begin a passionate affair, and Kate invites him to Europe so that they can be together without her husband finding out. But when Gideon witnesses all kinds of strange and terrifying events, he soon realizes that nothing in Kate's world is what it seems. Gideon must work out who, and what, Kate really is, and what she wants from him . . .

WHY I CAN'T WAIT: I am pretty sure this is a reprint, but the cover immediately caught my attention, I think because of the bold colors.  Either way, I think it sounds really good and I've read a Masterton book before and really enjoyed it. Plus, I am pretty sure Masterton has a huge backlist, so I'd love to give more of his works a try.

WHAT BOOK CAN'T YOU WAIT FOR THIS WEEK???

Talk About Major Life Events!

 

TITLE: Love of My Afterlife

AUTHOR: Kirsty Greenwood

PUBLISHER: Berkley

PUBLISHING DATE: July 2, 2024

PAGES: 369   

SOURCE: Library

FROM GOODREADS: If she wasn’t dead already, Delphie would be dying of embarrassment. Not only did she just die by choking on a microwaveable burger, she’s also now standing in her "sparkle and shine" nightie in front of the hottest man she’s ever seen. And he’s smiling at her. 

As they start to chat, everything else becomes background noise. That is, until someone comes running through a door yelling something about a huge mistake and sends the dreamy stranger back down to Earth. And here Delphie was thinking her luck might be different in the afterlife. 

When Delphie is offered a deal in which she can return to Earth and reconnect with the mysterious man, she jumps at the opportunity to find her possible soulmate and a fresh start. But to find him in a city of millions, Delphie is going to have to listen to her heart, learn to ask for help, and perhaps even see the magic in the life she’s leaving behind...

MY THOUGHTS: Sometimes as a reader you just suspect that a book is really going to be a hit with you for one reason or another.  This book presented as that for me and I'm so glad to say my instincts were right on the mark.

The book opens with Delphie choking to death on a fast-food burger.  This is not a spoiler, I mean the title even implies what we are working with right?  So she arrives in Heaven, which looks like a laundromat for some reason, and is met by her afterlife coach, Merritt.  While conversing with Merritt, she is faced with how unlived her life actually was, plus she meets a man she has an instant attraction with only to have him vanish before her eyes when he is revived on Earth.  Merritt, who loves a good love story, makes a deal with Dephie that if she can locate the man within 10 days, and get him to kiss her unprompted, she can return to Earth to live the rest of her life.  Only problem is that Delphie only knows his first name and that he lives somewhere in London. 

This book was so much fun.  Delphie, due to her own childhood baggage, is pretty much a loner and in order to find her soulmate, must start relying on the few people in her life to assist - workmates, the grumpy downstairs neighbor, the local librarian and even a stranger she meets in the park.  Because of this, underneath it all, this book is really about found family.  Delphie was such an interesting character and I loved seeing her come out of her shell and realize how much living she still has to do.  She also has a wonderful relationship with her neighbor, an elderly man who does not speak and I'm a sucker for an older character in a book.  The ending was a bit predictable but even then, the author added an extra layer which caught me off guard.

Overall, if you love rom-coms and don't mind some speculative fiction/magical realism thrown in, then I think you would enjoy this book. I found it to be a quick read and one I had a hard time putting down.  The only reason it didn't get a complete 5/5 rating is because I would have liked to have more of a resolution with Delphie's mother. This book is one I will be recommending to my friends and family.

MY RATING: 4 PAWS

August 2024 Wrap Up

 

August was a slower reading month for me. I did read a couple of longer books as well as one or two which were a tad bit slower than I wanted.  I also had a 1-paw read, which is rare for me, and while it didn't cause a slump, it did make for slow going for a while.

Grave Peril (Dresden Files #3)

Notes on a Zombie

Corrupt

Black Bird Oracle

Bully

Ghost Station

We Love the Nightlife

You May Now Kill the Bride

I have to say we all know what my least favorite book was, and I even did ranting and raving review in case you missed it.  And I can't believe I had only one 5-paw read all month - of course it had a dog!  

WHAT WAS YOUR FAVORITE READ THIS MONTH???

Talk About a Weird Party

 

TITLE: So Thirsty

AUTHOR: Rachel Harrison

PUBLISHER: Berkley

PUBLISHING DATE: September 10, 2024

PAGES: 304   

SOURCE: ARC

FROM GOODREADS: Sloane Parker is dreading her birthday. She doesn’t need a reminder she’s getting older, or that she’s feeling indifferent about her own life. 

Her husband surprises her with a birthday weekend getaway—not with him, but with Sloane’s longtime best friend, troublemaker extraordinaire Naomi. 

Sloane anticipates a weekend of wine tastings and cozy robes and strategic avoidance of issues she’d rather not confront, like her husband’s repeated infidelity. But when they arrive at their rental cottage, it becomes clear Naomi has something else in mind. She wants Sloane to stop letting things happen to her, for Sloane to really live. So Naomi orchestrates a wild night out with a group of mysterious strangers, only for it to take a horrifying turn that changes Sloane’s and Naomi’s lives literally forever. The friends are forced to come to terms with some pretty eternal consequences in this bloody, seductive novel about how it’s never too late to find satisfaction, even though it might taste different than expected. 

MY THOUGHTS: I've read one other Harrison book, Cackle, and really enjoyed it so when I saw she was releasing a vampire-focused tale, picking it up was a no-brainer. And it became even better when Berkley granted me an early digital copy to review.  

Sloane is living a pretty mundane life.  She constantly worries about turning older and all the things in life she might have missed out on because of something that happened while she was in college.  In addition, Sloane is also ignoring the fact that her husband is a lying cheat because it's easier to stay with him and not risk too many changes than it is to leave him.  Sloane pretty much buries her head in the sand several times throughout the day.  

As her birthday nears, Sloane receives a surprise gift from her husband, a weekend getaway with her long-time bestie she hasn't seen in years due to her boyfriend touring overseas.  Sloan has always been envious of Naomi's life and the two couldn't appear more different.  However, as the book progresses, the reader learns they are more alike than they initially seemed.  While away, Naomi meets a mysterious man and arranges for her and Sloane to go to a private party.  Sloan is afraid of going somewhere to party with complete strangers but is tired of playing it safe.  She has no idea how unsafe things are about to get because look at the cover, we just KNOW there are gonna be vampires. 

I really loved this book, and it was a perfect read for my #Vamptember reading challenge.  Sloane wasn't the most likable character, and Naomi was pretty annoying, but I enjoyed seeing their story progress and learning more about how they became such close friends. And surprising enough, this book was pretty savage at times.  These are not your glittery romantic vamps.  I mean, a few of them do have a few morals, but overall, they go after what they want and need, and it isn't pretty.  There's plenty of carnage and dare I say it, blood to go around.

I definitely plan on going back and reading Harrison's backlist at some time.  She has yet to disappoint me and the only reason this isn't a 5-star read for me is that I felt I needed a bit more filler between the last chapter and the epilogue.  Another 40 or 50 pages couldn't have hurt in my opinion.  If you love vamps and don't always want the fluffy, romanticized type, then this is the book for you!

MY RATING: 4 Paws

Feed Your TBR - Rest Stop

 

Can't Wait Wednesday, which I have adapted to better suit my blog as "Feed Your TBR" is a weekly meme hosted at Wishful Endings to spotlight highly anticipated books.  It is based on the Waiting on Wednesday meme which used to be hosted by Jill at Breaking the Spine.

October 15, 2024

FROM GOODREADS: From the author of MARY and NESTLINGS...A young musician finds himself locked inside a gas station bathroom in the middle of the night by an unseen assailant, caught between the horrors on the other side of the door and the horrors rapidly skittering down the walls inside.

WHY I CAN'T WAIT: I know it's not a very in-depth synopsis, but since it's only a novella, it makes sense.  I think this sounds like a perfect shorter read to work into spooky season.  Plus, that cover really grabbed my attention.

WHAT BOOK CAN'T YOU WAIT FOR THIS WEEK????