March 12, 2014

Waiting On Wednesday (114): Stitching Snow

Waiting On Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted by Breaking the Spine that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating.

The book I´m waiting this week is

Stitching Snow by R.C. Lewis
Release date: October 14th 2014
Princess Snow is missing.

Her home planet is filled with violence and corruption at the hands of King Matthias and his wife as they attempt to punish her captors. The king will stop at nothing to get his beloved daughter back—but that’s assuming she wants to return at all.

Essie has grown used to being cold. Temperatures on the planet Thanda are always sub-zero, and she fills her days with coding and repairs for the seven loyal drones that run the local mines.

When a mysterious young man named Dane crash-lands near her home, Essie agrees to help the pilot repair his ship. But soon she realizes that Dane’s arrival was far from accidental, and she’s pulled into the heart of a war she’s risked everything to avoid. With the galaxy’s future—and her own—in jeopardy, Essie must choose who to trust in a fiery fight for survival.

Why I'm Waiting?
I love retelling, so of course I want to read Snow White story.

What book are you waiting this week?
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8 comments:

  1. I featured this one in my WoW a few weeks ago! <3 I love retellings as well, especially science fiction ones. Definitely excited for this!

    Aimee @ Deadly Darlings

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  2. This retelling sounds super interesting and the cover is gorgeous! Great pick!

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  3. Awesome choice! I am definitely looking forward to this one as well. I think this sci-fi fairy tale retelling trend is a lot of fun and I'm excited to see how this one stacks up!

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  4. Space and Snow White? Sign me up! :)

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  5. Sounds like a good one! Keeping my eye on this one :)

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  6. I love how she doesn't want to go back. It'll be interesting to see how the book plays out.

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  7. The story sounds like it could be good, if it doesn't fall into the trap of sounding like so many other books with similar themes. I really like the cover. It is simple and pretty, and I appreciate both!

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