At last

(A7)  D   Bm  Em7     A9      Em7   D        Bm7  Em7
At last          my love has come along,

  A7+5    A7        D       Bm7      Em7
My lonely days are over

    Gdim    A7      D     Bm    Gdim    A9
And life is like a song.



A7  D   Bm  Em7       A9    Em7       D     Bm7     Em7
At last          the skies above are blue;

   A7+5      A7         D        Bm7      Em7
My heart was wrapped in clover

    Gdim    A7        D       Gm     Gdim       D
The night I looked at you.


Bridge:

  A7    D7 G+7      Gdim   Dm7              D6
I found a dream that I can speak to,

    C+      Bm6    Fdim    F#m
A dream that I can call my own,

  Bm6      Dm6       E7       Am7     A6
I found a thrill to press my cheek to,

D  Bm7       Cdim     A       Em7     (A7)
A thrill I've never known.



(A7)  D     Bm  Em7     A9        Em7       D    Bm7  Em7
You smiled          and then the spell was cast,

    A7+5    A7     D          Bm7      Em7
And here we are in heaven,



First Time:

            Gdim A7  D      Bm     Em    Gdim    (A7)
For you are mine at last.


Last Time:

            Gdim A7 D6     Gm    Gdim     D6
For you are mine at last.

2011 E-book Challenge Completed :)

Well.. I've definitely read over 20 ebooks this year already. Here's the list:

Cassandra Clare- City of Fallen Angels
Will Grayson, Will Grayson
PC Cast: Partholon Series (Divine by Mistake, Divine by Choice, Divine by blood, Elphame's Choice)
Maya Banks: KGI 1&2 (The Darkest Hour, No place to run)
Maya Banks: Golden Eyes, Reckless, Undenied, Understood
Maya Banks: Sweet Series (Sweet Persuasion/Sweet Seduction)
Susan Elizabeth Phillips: Fancy Pants, Honey Moon, Just Imagine, The Copeland Bride, Call me irresistible
Susan Elizabeth Phillips: Stars Series number 5&6 (Match me if you can, This heart of Mine)
Chloe Neil: Chicagoland Vamps number 3
Laurell K. Hamilton: Merry Gentry Series (all 8 of them)
Darynda Jones: First grave on the right
Eileen Wilks: World of the Lupi (first 4)

Which brings the total so far to: 35
I have to say, my favourite ebook genre would have to be vampire/werewolf /fey books, as you can probably tell from my reading list. And then chick lit. But I am in need of some good books, a lot of what we read is just mass-produced sensationalism designed to addict us to the characters! and it totally does... In real life however, I have been reading Clan of the Cave Bears by Jean M. Auel. Very good atm, fantasy of course, but surprisingly gripping.

More to come :)

City of Fallen Angels- contains spoilers

If you haven't read it yet, COFA is the next installment in Cassandra Clare's Mortal Instrument series. Clary and Jace, the central characters in the series are Shadowhunters, essentially, humans descended from angels, who use magical tools to kill demons and keep the bad vampires, werewolves, fae, warlocks, witches and other naughty Downworlders in check. Like all good books, the lines between good and bad blur, and we get sucked in trying to figure out whose good and bad and realise that in each person there's a bit of both (did you see the vampire diaries 'Know thy enemy' episode this week?).


So... First off I must say my opinion is extremely biased about the book. I read the first 3 books as soon as they came out and ADORED them, and although I wasn't completely satisfied with City of Glass (although that's another story), I was happy for Jace and Clary to have their end, I thought COG was a logical conclusion. So when I found out Cassandra Clare was writing another THREE books in the series, I was most unhappy. However, considering my intense loyalty towards the series, of course I had to read the next three books. Now that COFA has come out, and I have read it, I must say I am quite disappointed. I didn't think the book contained the same appeal, that the first three did, I did not find each word as compelling as in the first two especially. I think Cass Clare may have lost her way a bit, maybe enjoying the success of being a successfuly writer a bit too much and falling into the trap of losing her enjoyment in the art of writing quality, and becoming more focussed on the fame/money. I don't know, maybe I'm being too critical, but I'm sure many other die-hard fans would agree with me, that COFA is not at the same standard as previous books.


I had a feeling, once I heard CC was gonna write another 3 books that our favourite villain Sebastian would be back, and lo and behold he was, although not exactly under the same circumstances. I really really really disliked how Jace and Seb became a sort of, Jabastien..? I mean, that's gonna be so retarded in the next book! It still means Clary is sort of with her brother! Maybe I'm just hating because deep down every girl wants the happy ending, and for me, Jace/Clary together after everything they've been through would be epic. But the whole lead-up to finding out just wasn't enough in my opinion.


I liked the idea of Lilith, but thought CC didn't make enough of her, as the mother of all demons. I did like the use of Simon's mark against other people, and Simon did seem to mature quite a lot. But did anyone else find it annoying how suddenly everyone in the book is super-hot? Although I love everyone, only Luke is described as not THAT good looking, like he's just average, which lets face it, most of us are.


I did enjoy newcomer Jordan/Kyle and loved how everyone seems to have paired up, Jace/Clary (hopefully forever...) Issy/Simon (Simon seems to have finally chosen someone, now that Issy is letting him in! <3), and Maia/Jordan (totally understandable how mad she was at him).


Maybe update later, these are just my thoughts for now. :)

2011 E-Book Challenge

Just decided to start a blog, and thought I'd start off with a healthy reading challenge. Its on
http://jamielovesya.blogspot.com/2010/12/2011-e-book-challenge.html hosted by Jamie.

Challenge Guidelines: (just to remind myself)
1. Anyone can join. You don't need a blog to participate.

2. There are four levels:

-- Curious – Read 3 e-books.

-- Fascinated – Read 6 e-books.

-- Addicted – Read 12 e-books.

-- Obsessed – Read 20 e-books.

3. Any genre counts.

4. You can list your books in advance or just put them in a wrap-up post. If you list them, feel free to change them as the mood takes you.

5. Challenge begins January 1, 2011 and lasts until December 31, 2011

I will be doing the obsessed one! Because I'm sure I've already read over 20 ebooks this year! 

Reading Will Grayson, Will Grayson by John Green & David Levithan at the moment. Very interesting :) will update soon.