Follow Friday

Friday Follow is a blog hop that was started by Parajunkee and Alison Can Read.  Each week a different question is posted by our hosts and we will answer!  This is a great opportunity for bloggers to network and interact. 

This week’s question –

Undiscovered talent – tell us about a book you loved but no one else seems to have heard of. It can be new or old, any genre. Let’s spread the love. – Suggested by Becky’s Barmy Book Blog.

There are three series that I would like to share that I don't feel enough people have read.  Firstly is The Body Finder series and The Pledge series by Kimberly Derting.  If you are looking for something suspenseful, these two series are great! The Pledge series has a bit of a fairytale feel to it but still fantastic.  The third series that I would highly recommend is the The Hunt by Andrew Fukuda.  This one took me by surprise and I'm sorry that more people haven't read it.  It is a new take on humans blending into a world made up of vampires.  Is it the prey trying to camouflage themselves in a world of predators.  A fascinating idea and VERY fast paced series. I LOVED it. (Good for guys too)

- Christinabean  

Great choices Christinabean.  I'd like to add a couple to that list if I may.  If you haven't yet come across Page Morgan's 'Dispossessed' series  give it a try - gargoyles anyone?  So good.  Also the 'Penryn and the End of Days' series by Susan Ee.  This one is about fallen angels and hooked me from the get go.  Let us know if you decide to read any of them.
- Curlypow

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