Dinara Tengri

Title: Soul Breaker Author: Clara Coulson Year of publishing: 2015 Publisher: Knite and Day Publishing Language: English I requested this book on NetGalley Two years ago, Cal Kinsey was an up-and-coming cop in the Aurora Police Department. But during a fateful nighttime stakeout in search of a prolific killer, Cal witnessed the darkest corner of his dreams come to life. A rogue vampire slaughtered his partner — to put it nicely — and introduced Cal to the supernatural world he never knew existed in the shadows. Now, Cal is a newly minted detective at the often mocked Department of Supernatural Investigations. By day, the agents of DSI are called “Kooks” by local law enforcement. By night, they’re known as “Crows,” reviled by the supernatural underworld. Mere weeks out of the academy, Cal catches his first real case, a vicious murder at a local college. An unknown sorcerer has summoned a powerful creature from the Eververse, a realm of magic and mayhem that borders Earth, a...

Welcome to Reading on a Sunday Afternoon , a weekly feature where you can tell us about you're currently reading. Why the weird title? I was inspired by an old Queen song, "Lazy on a Sunday Afternoon". What are you reading this week? What will you be reading next week? Leave your answer in the comment section, or bring this little feature to your blog. Just don't forget to link back to me. This week's Sunday Afternoon, I feel is a little redundant, because I'm still reading the two books I wrote about earlier this week. I'm almost through with Soul Breaker . That's going very fast. Not because I'm a particularly efficient reader, but because it's nearly impossible to put the book down. Orange is the New Black is a different story, though. I've been dragging it for too long and now I don't even want to read it. What to do, what to do... DNF or not DNF? That is the question.

  Welcome to Thursday Quotables which is a weekly feature hosted by Bookshelf Fantasies . Every Thursday you can post a quote from a book you're currently reading. It can be meaningful, funny, a real tearjerker or just something beautifully written. You decide. Click on the link above if you want to learn more. Now Before we get to the quote, I have a little announcement to make. Recently, I have gotten an account at NetGalley . It's a website that allows "professional readers", a.k.a. book reviewers, journalists, book bloggers and librarians to request and read books for free, some of which have yet to be released. I first read about NetGalley in a discussion thread on Goodreads, and now I have an account there. I'm very excited, since it will give me  the opportunity to read some of the latest releases and review them for you guys. So excited I got that I downloaded two books on my tablet. So right now I'm reading So...