Hi everyone-
In honor of the release of BONEYARD, I'm holding two additional contests!
Here are the details:
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My Most Recent Blog Posts
Sandstorm
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 23rd, 2008, 11:14am
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The first in the Sigma Force series, I really enjoyed it.
Subterranean
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 20th, 2008, 1:12pm
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I always love James Rollins's work. IMHO the early books are good, but not as impressive as his Sigma Force series. But it's interesting to go back and see how much he's developed as a writer.
Deep Fathom
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 20th, 2008, 1:11pm
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One of Rollins's early works. It started a bit slowly for my taste, but all in all a fun read.
Phantom Prey
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 20th, 2008, 1:07pm
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I thought this was an interesting departure for Sandford. Some of the storyline flirts with the paranormal, which is unusual for him. I just love that Lucas Davenport...
Invisible Prey
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 20th, 2008, 1:06pm
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Another solid entry in the Prey series.
Triptych
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 20th, 2008, 1:05pm
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Enjoyed this, but not as much as her Grant County series.
BONEYARD Book Trailer!
by MichelleGagnon on June 5th, 2008, 6:15pm 3 comments
June 5th -
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My book trailer for Boneyard just posted, and IMHO it looks amazing! Check it out if you get a chance, I'd love any feedback...
Michelle
Animal Vegetable Miracle
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on June 1st, 2008, 11:43pm
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This book was fascinating, it completely changed the way I think about food and I plan on modifying my shopping habits accordingly. Be forewarned, at times it does get a bit redundant and preachy, but all in all it was very informative and inspirational.
Thunderstruck
Book Review created by MichelleGagnon on May 9th, 2008, 8:54pm
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I was really looking forward to this after reading Devil in the White City, and I have to say it let me down. While there was some interesting history in here, I find the leaps between different stories jarring this time, especially since it wasn't chronological. And the stories were too disconnected for me to believe the link Larsen was trying to create.
