Eclipse the third book by Stephanie Meyer is coming August 7th.
Karen R Finley
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3 comments:
Mine is on order already. Guess I'd better finish New Moon when I get back from Florida. Have any of you read Tantalize by Cynthia Leighty Smith? I've started it and it's really good so far---a little edgier than Twilight---but wiill likely attract the same audience.
I have the 3 copies for my library being sent to my house, so that I and my 2 college-age daughters can read it at the same time!
I've heard Tantalize is good, but haven't read it yet. It's in my TBR pile.
Marianne, that was a good idea, having Eclipse delivered to your house. I'll have to see what address I have on file for that order's delivery. I preordered Eclipse and HP7 from Amazon.com because they had lower prices for library-bound copies than the places where I usually order--plus, I could make sure I got them when they came out, so I could get them processed and ready for the beginning of the school year.
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