Book Tag; The Wanderlust Tag

I came across The Wanderlust Tag over at Bookish Rita and I decided to play along.

Rules:
Mention the creator of the tag and link back to the original post: Alexandra @ Reading by Starlight
Thank the blogger who tagged you
Answer the 10 questions below
Tag 5+ friends

1. Secrets and lies: a book set in a sleepy small town
The Readers of Broken Wheel Recommend by Katarina Bivald

2. Salt and sand: a book with a beach-side community
Bag of Bones by Jackie Layton

3. Here there be dragons: a book with a voyage on the high seas
The Voyage of the Dawn Threader by C. S. Lewis

4. Tread lightly: a book set down a murky river or a jungle
Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad

5. Frozen wastes: a book with a frost bitten atmosphere
The Girl Without Skin by Mads Peder Nordbo

6. The boonies: a book with ruff or isolated terrain
The Folded Earth by Anuradha Roy

7. Hinterlands and cowboys: a book with a western-esque setting
Massacre at Crow Creek Crossing by Charles G. West

8. Look lively: a book set across sweeping desert sands
The Burning Blue by James Holland

9. Wild and untamed: a book set the the heart of the woods
Roanoke Ridge: A Creature X Mystery by J. J. Dupuis

10. Wildest dreams: a whimsical book shrouded in magic
The Mistress of Spices by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

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