Book Review: Dark Swan Series by Richelle Mead

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Reading Richelle Mead’s series can really make my day, her writing style is really amazing and I can say that she’s my top favorite among urban fantasy authors. I have read most of her work from Vampire Academy to Succubus Series and I love them all but my most favorite is her series about Eugenie Markham called the Dark Swan.

Eugenie Markham is a shaman, a tough ass human woman who made a living by battling and sending faeries (gentry), ghost and otherworldly spirits back to their own world or even to the underworld (if things get worse) – the world where no one can return. She prefer to be called Odile and her name is feared in the otherworld. She surpassed all the other shamans in the world including her step-dad who taught her everything about being a gentry mercenary.

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Little did she know that she’s one of them – the first book revealed that Eugenie is half human and half gentry; her human mother was abducted by a faery king and kept in the otherworld until Roland, her step-dad free her. The best part is when she became the queen of one of the Faery Kingdoms against her will and she discovered that she has a half-sister who wants to beat her in fulfilling the prophecy that one of them will born a child that would conquer both worlds – human world and the otherworld.

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James Bond Books by Ian Flemming

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Who doesn't know James Bond? From Sean Connery, to Roger Moore, to Pierce Brosnan, and now to Daniel Craig. I'm sure all of us have seen and enjoyed one or two 007 movies, maybe even bought the whole collection.

But guess what, you can enjoy your favorite 007 stories not just on the big screen but also on your mobile. Yes, James Bond movies all came from the book.

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Exercises on the go

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The hustle and bustle of contemporary living should not get in the way of achieving sound physique. Nobody gets the perfect shape without the effort; a hectic load is not a reason to miss out your workout and neither busy nature of work should hinder your fitness schedule. A small time amount should be invested to reap the utmost benefit of healthy and shapely figure.

That’s why in this fast evolving world where everyone go in a swift to and fro there are activities that could form part of everyone’s much needed workout even outside the comfort of their home or gym.

The most basic yet effective workout for working person is to have plentiful of walking. Walking from home to the jeepney stop instead of bringing the car would give you not only gasoline savings but moreover, few calories taken away from the body. Walk when you ought to go nearby. When going to the second floor, opting for stairways rather than elevators would also provides the much needed workout you failed to have for the day. Walk – it’s the cheapest and most effectual to get rid of the fatty toxins in the body.

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Georgina Kincaid Series by Richelle Mead

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This is one of my all time favorites among fiction books, This made me look for all Richelle Mead works, This succubus series is really hot, it made me think that Georgina Kincaid is real and i know most people will want to trade place with her. lol. she made being evil a classy and chic role :)

Georgina Kincaid – A HOT shapeshifting servant of hell with a conscience.hmm how bout that. But being a succubus is not all perks and privileges, it also came with lots and lots of curse.

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