June Reading: 90-114/200
There was a lot of fanfiction read this month so I'm going to put that under a cut.
Chance Encounters by Linda Wells
The Woodcutter by Kate Danley
SNOG: A Puppy's Guide to Love by Rachael Hale
The Night Stalker by Philip Carlo
Crimes of Passion by Howard Engel
The Birthing House by Christopher Ransom
The Woodcutter is an excellent story of mixed fairytales and the kind of loyalty/sense of duty that only exists therein...or in Ned Stark :) I found it in sci-fi/fantasy and would read something else of Danley's.
The Birthing House is Ransom's first novel but I hate it when people use that as an excuse. Either a book is enjoyable or it isn't, and this one wasn't. It could have been but rather than take the novel down the psychological route it seemed to be headed, the route that made the most sense, Ransom tries to pull a Stephen King--but without any of the effective description or forethought--and instead wishes to present this book as a shock value-type tale of possession.
"The Ambassador's Bride" by Devilfern
"Crossing The Line" by BregoArodShadowfax
"I Heard That Clan's All Trouble" by Tawabids
"Only Her Sonorous Jewels" by Hlessi
"Pearl of the Evening" by Bead
"Destiny Won't Let You Give Up" by SpookyBibi
"What's Mine is Yours", "All That Is Gold", and "Earth & Stone" by cherrytart
"Little Myrtle Tree" by Aisukuri-Mu Studio
"Delicate and Rare" by Bad_Faery
"An Eye For Quality" by LInelen
"Online and Anonymous", "New Age" and "Ambrosia" by SunMonTue
"Indulgence" by Sapsorrow86
"The Value of a Smile" by AntiKryptonite
"The Way of the Shield" by louisestrange
"Wonderwall" by WickedWhiskey
Chance Encounters by Linda Wells
The Woodcutter by Kate Danley
SNOG: A Puppy's Guide to Love by Rachael Hale
The Night Stalker by Philip Carlo
Crimes of Passion by Howard Engel
The Birthing House by Christopher Ransom
The Woodcutter is an excellent story of mixed fairytales and the kind of loyalty/sense of duty that only exists therein...or in Ned Stark :) I found it in sci-fi/fantasy and would read something else of Danley's.
The Birthing House is Ransom's first novel but I hate it when people use that as an excuse. Either a book is enjoyable or it isn't, and this one wasn't. It could have been but rather than take the novel down the psychological route it seemed to be headed, the route that made the most sense, Ransom tries to pull a Stephen King--but without any of the effective description or forethought--and instead wishes to present this book as a shock value-type tale of possession.
"The Ambassador's Bride" by Devilfern
"Crossing The Line" by BregoArodShadowfax
"I Heard That Clan's All Trouble" by Tawabids
"Only Her Sonorous Jewels" by Hlessi
"Pearl of the Evening" by Bead
"Destiny Won't Let You Give Up" by SpookyBibi
"What's Mine is Yours", "All That Is Gold", and "Earth & Stone" by cherrytart
"Little Myrtle Tree" by Aisukuri-Mu Studio
"Delicate and Rare" by Bad_Faery
"An Eye For Quality" by LInelen
"Online and Anonymous", "New Age" and "Ambrosia" by SunMonTue
"Indulgence" by Sapsorrow86
"The Value of a Smile" by AntiKryptonite
"The Way of the Shield" by louisestrange
"Wonderwall" by WickedWhiskey