Books to check out:
Haunting Violet by Alyxandra Harvey (released 4th July 2011) - Violet Willoughby doesn't believe in ghosts, especially since her mother has worked as a fraudulent medium for a decade. Violet has taken part in enough of her mother's tricks to feel more than a little jaded about anyhting supernatural. The ghosts, however, believe in Violet and she's been seeing them everywhere. One ghost in particular needs Violet to use her emerging gift to solve her murder ...and prevent the ghost's twin sister from suffering the same fate. From Amazon UK
The Stranger by Sarah Singleton (released 31st March 2011) - sequel to The Island - Charlotte is heading to a tiger sanctuary to do some voluntary work as part of her travels. But a fellow traveller working at the sanctuary starts to make her feel uncomfortable and she decides to ask Otto to visit her, pretending to be her boyfriend. When things start going wrong at the sanctuary, Charlotte fears a vendetta against her could be to blame. As tigers come under attack from poachers, the local authorities threaten to replace the sanctuary's management. Mark the journalist reappears, ostensibly covering the poaching crisis, but also delving into the background of the traveller who is making Charlotte's life a misery. But by now Otto and Charlotte's 'fake' relationship seems to be developing into something a little more serious...and how will Mark, and Otto's ex, Jen, feel about that?
Oh I love the cover for haunting Violet ;) Reminds me of my blogger header.
ReplyDeleteThey are very similar :) Beautiful! :)
ReplyDeleteHaunting Violet is a great book! I loved it. The Stranger looks pretty cool, I am going to have to put that on my list!
ReplyDeleteI didn't fancy The Island, I've not read it yet, so no point going near The Stranger, lol. Haunting Violet I'm a little wary about, but I have no idea why. Hmm.
ReplyDeleteI cant wait for Haunting Violet. Looking forward to the blog tour too - loads of pupils liked The Dead of Winter
ReplyDeleteHope you enjoy both! :)
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