After reading OUT OF BODY, I couldn't wait to get my hands on OUT OF MIND and hoped it would be just as good. It is -- it's fabulous! I love the paranormal world Stella Cameron has created, and her depictions of New Orleans put me there. Add engaging characters and a twisty plot, and I can't resist. The push-pull between Willow and Ben and between Willow and her family adds depth as the body count mounts and the chase is on...
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Out of Mind does not disappoint. Like the first book in the Court of Angels series it keeps you guessing and throws curves on every page. All the main characters feel like exciting old friends. The big party scenes are amazing.
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Stella Cameron continues to enthrall with the second book in her Court of Angels trilogy. I have always loved her romantic suspense, but she has reached a new high with her paranormal trilogy. Willow has always felt like the least powerful of her family, to the point of denying that she has any paranormal abilities, or that such abilities even exist. The Embran have targeted her as a weak link. Now she must come to grips...
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Willow Millet strives for a normal life although her family possesses paranormal skills that very few outside of them do. She has the talent but rejects it though she loves her family. Thus she owns and runs the Mean 'nGreen Concierge while her kin manage J. Clive Antiques though some are in London rather than the hometown New Orleans. She met one man of interest to her; Club owner Benedict Fortune who is one of the few...
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The Embran villains are trying to use the Millets to take over New Orleans. Nasty thought and really exciting to read. Stella Cameron writes people who seem ordinary until you figure out they are wild! This is a sequel to Out of Body but stands on its own. (However, I strongly recommend that book too)
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It's always fun to see how books get adapted for the screen. But sometimes, this happens before we've had the chance to read the source material. Or maybe we just want to reread a book before we watch. Here are sixteen of the books behind the buzziest new and upcoming book-to-screen adaptations.
It's always fun to see how books get adapted for the screen. But sometimes, this happens before we've had the chance to read the source material. Or maybe we just want to reread a book before we watch. Here are fifteen of the books behind the buzziest new and upcoming book-to-screen adaptations.
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A few weeks ago, The New York Times Book Review published a piece entitled The 100 Best Books of the 21st Century and it has garnered lots of attention. Here's a look at the list, along with highlights, a reading guide, and more.