WWW Wednesdays (87) / Waiting on Wednesday (87): The Trouble With Destiny

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To play along, just answer the following three (3) questions…

• What are you currently reading?

• What did you recently finish reading?

• What do you think you’ll read next?

Currently Reading:

I didn't knew Frostfire by Amanda Hocking was part of Trylle world/trilogy. But the author replied on my tweet saying that yes, I could still read this book without reading the previous trilogy. Phew! Now I can continue reading it. :)

Finished Reading:

Finally received Fairest by Marissa Meyer last week on the mail! Jumped to read it and no surprise, it was full brilliance. Check out my review here and you can also win a signed copy here!

Read Next:

Reading Dreamfire by Kit Alloway next. I really wanted to read this book and with great luck, I saw a ready-to-download review copy on Edelweiss last Monday. Yay!

Waiting On Wednesday is a weekly event, originally started by Jill at Breaking the Spine, that highlights upcoming book releases everyone is waiting on.

The Trouble With Destiny

by Lauren Morrill

Expected publication: December 8th 2015 by Delacorte

Blurb (Goodreads):

It’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey... 

With her trusty baton and six insanely organized clipboards, drum major Liza Sanders is about to take Destiny by storm—the boat, that is. When Liza discovered that her beloved band was losing funding, she found Destiny, a luxury cruise ship complete with pools, midnight chocolate buffets, and a $25,000 spring break talent show prize. 

Liza can’t imagine senior year without the band, and nothing will distract her from achieving victory. She’s therefore not interested when her old camp crush, Lenny, shows up on board, looking shockingly hipster-hot. And she’s especially not interested in Russ, the probably-as-dumb-as-he-is-cute prankster jock whose ex, Demi, happens be Liza’s ex–best friend and leader of the Athenas, a show choir that’s the band’s greatest competition.

But it’s not going to be smooth sailing. After the Destiny breaks down, all of Liza’s best-laid plans start to go awry. Liza likes to think of herself as an expert at almost everything, but when it comes to love, she’s about to find herself lost at sea.

This one looks like a light, fun, romantic, and really interesting contemporary read. And I love those kind. Excited to read this!

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