Badly injured and shocked by the absolute chaos that just played out in Clymer, Casey and Death go back to the burger joint at the edge of town and hitch a ride with trucker, Evan Taub.
Despite leaving one disaster behind, Casey is about to enter into yet another one when Taub’s semi crashes into construction vehicles randomly parked in the middle of the road.
GallyCat just reported that conservative whack job Glen Beck has sold more than 132,000 copies of his novel The Overton Window in the first week. I tried watching Beck’s show once and I have to say, I haven’t been this revolted by a white man since my ex-husband. Beck’s delusional ranting almost makes Louis Farrakhan seem sane.
Theo Fleury has had one hell of a life. Ignored by his Mother. A drunk for a father. Abused by his coach in his early teens.
At 19, Frank Mackey and Rosie Daly were secretly in love and planned to run away to England and start their life together. Waiting patiently at their appointed meeting place until morning, Rosie never came and Frank went on without her; never looking back.
Savannah Levine is a 21-year-old, motorcycle-riding witch who feels she’s ready to come into her own in the PI business run by her guardians, Paige and Lucas (also supernaturals). When Jesse, a telekinetic half-demon and friend of her adoptive parents, presents her with the opportunity to lead an investigation, Savannah jumps at it.
The Hornbrook Prophecy is a gripping tale of what ifs—what ifs that just might not be too far from the truth. Author Robert Wicke’s story weaves in and out of an intriguing scenario of government bankruptcy, organizational failure and civil turmoil. Amid the chaos emerges small pockets of individuals determined to protect their communities and find a solution to the madness.
With the highly anticipated third season of True Blood ready to kick off in June and having already watched the mini-reminder episode, I was left with nothing to do but surf the net and saw what many of you may have already heard about: a True Blood comic book. 
Not since Lisa McMann’s Wake in 2007 have I felt compelled to contact an author about their book; but, after reading Lauren Oliver’s Before I Fall, which was so poignant, beautiful and amazing, I was left with no choice. On the eve of her debut release, Lauren was kind enough to answer a few questions:
Trolling on EW.com this morning, I ran across an article that Penguin has decided to reissue some old books with tattoo inspired covers. While the artistic value is appreciated, some, who have been into the tattoo culture well before it became a fad, may look at this as just one more thing fostering its continued dilution into the mainstream. Thank you, Ed Hardy.
Elaina wakes up in the hotel with Ben – who is sleeping with his fangs extended like some type of vampire morning wood—she tries to escape, but Anna comes home foiling the effort. Elaina is locked in the bathroom, where she finds Bonnie in the bathtub—and not in a good way. Later, Anna gives them the sob story about her mother being collateral damage in Katherine’s sexual deviance with the Salvatore brothers. This week was a trip back to the past where we see Evil Elaina aka Katherine working her wiley vampiric ways on both Salvatore brothers. Nice! Katherine is staying with the Salvatore’s whom Emily works for; while she helps the vampires. We also learn that Pearl is Anna’s mother; and may be locked in the tomb with Katherine and the others.