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Making us humble: Versatile Blogger Award

We’re not much for turning these posts back on ourselves, but when someone asks, we hate saying no. Jeanette from Today & Everyday was super sweet and passed the Versatile Blogger Award on to us. Read on for the required seven facts about us — well, about the Vampire Book Club editor Chelsea — and for a handful of great blog suggestions. Here’s the guidelines that come along with receiving The Versatile...

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Follow Friday fun for book bloggers

In an effort to spread the book blogger love, we’re participating in Parajunkee’s Friday blog hop (click the image below to be taken to the originating post with all the participating bloggers). If you’re new to Vampire Book Club and arrived via the hop, a few quick notes.  No, we aren’t exclusive to vampires. We cover urban fantasy, paranormal romance and fantasy novels. We just really dig on the...

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Contest Roundup: Advance review copies galore

This week’s contest roundup features a slew of chances to score advance review copies of awesome novels, including a limited contest for Clockwork Angel, a book that will surely show up as a Waiting on Wednesday post this month and doesn’t come out until September. There are just about a zillion chances to win fantastic books as part of the Paranormal Summerfest from Tynga’s Reviews and All  Things Urban...

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Contest Roundup

We’re new, so we’re lacking in awesome giveaways. Something we promise to work on. …really… However, until then, please enter away over on some blogs we dig. A Life Bound by Books is giving away a copy of The Iron King by Julie Kagawa and a $25 Visa gift card to a lucky reader. I’ve added this book to my to-read list. I’ve heard excellent things about it. (Anyone already read it? Speak up in the...

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Flights of Fantasy Giving Away ‘Unholy Ghosts’

Came across a good review of Stacia Kane’s Unholy Ghosts on Flights of Fantasy, and had to share, if only because the blog is giving away a copy of the book to a commenter. Here’s a glimpse at the review: The first chapter sets the stage for the story, and it’s a great example of how to describe the magic system without obvious infodumps. Have the ritual go wrong, seriously wrong, with the summoned...