That’s what HE said Thursday-March 6, 2014

That’s What He Said Thursdays is a weekly meme hosted by the ladies of Chapter Break. For more information on how to participate click here.

Okay, so in my first post I'm going to go with a quote from my newest book boyfriend, even though the series gives me more headache than pleasure, this guy is so worth it!

Should I give you clues? Okay... he's dangerous, dark and unearthly sexy. Like literally, since he's not human. Actually he's the son of Satan. Yup, THE Satan. Can you guess now? No? Okay, I'll help...
Ladies...
Meet Reyes Alexander Farrow from the Charley Davidson series by Darynda Jones!

"I want you, Dutch, body and soul. I want you in my bed every night. I want you there when I wake up in the morning. I want your clothes strung across my apartment and your scent on my skin.” - Reyes

I love this, because it took quite some time for them to trust each other, and this declaration is the most romantic yet incredibly sexy thing Reyes ever said.

Best of the Bunch February 2014

Best of the Bunch
Hosted by: Always Lost in Stories
Description: Best of the Bunch is a monthly blog hop at the end of each month, where we can share which books we have read or reviewed in that month, decide on our personal favourite and give that book our Best of the Bunch award. To join in simply write your blog post telling us which books you have read or reviewed over the month, (and which book gets your Best of the Bunch award for that month), and then add your link to the Mr. Linky. Visit the other blogs in the links to get some awesome new book recommendations. Do you already write a monthly wrap-up post for your blog? Why not tie it up with Best of the Bunch and add your link in?

Books read in February:

Darynda Jones: First Grave on the Right 4✮

Jeaniene Frost: Up From the Grave 4,5✮

Jennifer L. Armentrout: Obsidian 4✮

Felicity Heaton: Claimed by a Demon King 4,5✮

Kresley Cole: Poison Princess 4,5✮

And the Best of the Bunch winner of February 2014 is...

Amazingly a YA book. Who would have thought, really? As much as it pains me not to say Up From the Grave, I have to admit, Cole's world building blew me away. Okay, the brilliant narrators of the audiobook definitely pumped it up too, but I love this world, the characters, the fight 'till the death scenario and the whole Tarot thing. I'm already started book two! Sorry, Bones!! You know I love you guys!