Showing posts with label Sophie Littlefield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sophie Littlefield. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 19, 2011

Sophie Littlefield's Dystopian Series has a Rebirth!

Harlequin Luna released the second book in Sophie Littlefield's dystopian series today. According to Red Hot Books, Rebirth is "Absolutely mesmerizing...hauntingly beautiful...even more powerful than its predecessor."
Cass Dollar beat terrible odds to get her missing daughter back—she and Ruthie will be happy. Yet with the first winter, Cass is reminded that happiness is fleeting in Aftertime. Ruthie retreats into silence. Flesh-eating Beaters still dominate the landscape. And Smoke, Cass's lover and strength, departs on a quest for vengeance, one that may end him even if he returns.

The survivalist community leader, Dor, implores Cass to help him recover his own lost daughter, taken by the totalitarian Rebuilders. And soon Cass finds herself thrust into the dark heart of an organization promising humanity's rebirth—at all costs. 
If you haven't had a chance to check out the Sophie's novella, Survivors, that takes place between Aftertime and Rebirth, you can read about it and download it here for free.

For more information about Sophie Littlefield, her dystopian series or any of her other books, check out her website.

Tuesday, June 21, 2011

Good Day for a New Bad Day

Happy release day to Sophie Littlefield! Today, A Bad Day for Scandal, the third in her award-winning Stella Hardesty series, comes out from St. Martin's Minotaur.

When big-city businesswoman Priss Porter returns to town with a body in her trunk, she expects Stella to dispose of it for her. She's even got a snapshot of Stella doing what she does best—curing woman-beaters by the use of force—in case Stella needs convincing. But Stella refuses to cooperate, only to hear later that Priss has gone missing. Stella is implicated when Sheriff "Goat" Jones discovers a scarf she left behind.

Since I've found the previous two Stella novels to be must reads, A Bad Day for Scandal is most definitely on my list. You can find more information and an excerpt at Sophie's website. Then take Kirkus' advice:
"Fans of quirky mysteries need to grab a Littlefield pronto."