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This was my favorite book of the year! You can win a New Copy (US Only)
Soon to be adapted for television by Carnival, creators of Downton Abbey
An Amazon Best of the Month Pick for December
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A Science Fiction Book Club Pick
Bestselling author of The Oracle Year, Charles Soule brings his signature knowledge—and wariness—of technology to his new novel set in a realistic future about a brilliant female scientist who creates a technology that allows for the transfer of human consciousness between bodies, and the transformations this process wreaks upon the world.
Inside a barn in Ann Arbor, Michigan, a scientist searching for an Alzheimer’s cure throws a switch—and finds herself mysteriously transported into her husband’s body. What begins as a botched experiment will change her life—and the world—forever…
Over two decades later, all across the planet, “flash” technology allows individuals the ability to transfer their consciousness into other bodies for specified periods, paid, registered and legal. Society has been utterly transformed by the process, from travel to warfare to entertainment; “Be anyone with Anyone” the tagline of the company offering this ultimate out-of-body experience. But beyond the reach of the law and government regulators is a sordid black market called the darkshare, where desperate “vessels” anonymously rent out their bodies, no questions asked for any purpose – sex, drugs, crime… or worse.
Anyone masterfully interweaves the present-day story of the discovery and development of the flash with the gritty tale of one woman’s crusade to put an end to the darkness it has brought to the world twenty-five years after its creation. Like Blade Runner crossed with Get Out, Charles Soule’s thought-provoking work of speculative fiction takes us to a world where identity, morality, and technology collide.
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SUMMONED TO THE THIRTEENTH GRAVE, Jones.
My favorite was Heart Thief by Taylor Dean.
The Fountains of Silence.
The Duke of Scarborough by Collette Cameron
I loved Claudette Melanson’s Red Tide!
Till We Have Faces by C.S. Lewis was favorite last year; thanks for the giveaway. 🙂
Jasper by Apryl Baker
pretty reckless by lj shen
The Savior by J.R. Ward
Bishop by AE Via
Regretting You by Colleen Hoover was one of my top reads of the year.
I read so many great books last year, it’s hard to pick a favorite, though I loved Anne Bishop’s Wild Country and Stephen King’s The Institute.
Oyasumi pun pun is good, I’m still currently reading..
Things You Save in a Fire
Vicious by LJ Shen
Anything from Christine Feehan.
The Institute by Stephen King.
I loved the book Kiss me at the stroke of midnight vol 10
Laken Cane’s Edgefield Slayers books were my favorite last year.
The Widow of Rose House by Diana Biller
Normal People, by Sally Rooney was a favourite
Apocalypse Five by Stacey Rourke was one of them.
All the Nicholas Sparks books I read.
JD Robb’s Vendetta in Death
I didn’t have a favorite. Not much time for reading. 🙁
What was your favorite read last year? Verity by Colleen Hoover
I favorite read was Jane Eyre, thanks. .
Where the Dead Lie by C. S. Harris,
no fav
I liked The Great Pretender a lot!
I read Flight or Fright: 17 Turbulent Tales
Anything Phillipa Gregory!
Instacrush by Kate Meader
Dan & Phil Go Outside.
My favorite read of 2019 was Holly and Mistletoe by Brenda Hyatt
anna and the french kiss :]
Mindf*ck Series by S.T. Abby
The Heart of the Rebellion by Sian Ann Bessey
My favorite book that wasn’t a re-read last year was “Dressed to Kill” by Rick Renner.
My favorite 2019 release was “Toil & Trouble: A Memoir” by Augusten Burroughs. He’s one of my all-time favorite contemporary authors.
The Silent Patient by Alex Michaelides
Archangel’s War by Naliini Singh
Rebelborn by Amy A Bartol
My favorite of 2019 was Then She Was Gone by Lisa Jewell.
Favourite read of 2019 was probably the Scorpio Races. Favourite new release, just as hard, probably the Stone Circle by Elly Griffiths.
My favorite book in 2019 was The Orenda by Joseph Boyden
Favorite book Embracing Fate by Ellie Masters
Someone to Honor by Mary Balogh. Is my favorite!
My favorite read was Onyx and Ivory
Just Mercy although it was published earlier.
The Body Painter by Pepper Winters
The Silent Patient was my favorite read of 2019.
Narcissistic Ex
The Most Fun We’ve Ever Had