D'ya ever have where you're reading fanfic & you come across a word that you're pretty sure isn't right, but you're not sure how?

( peak your interest... )

I've never even watched a fill episode of NCIS, but every once in a while I'll start reading some of the stories--it all started from reading crossovers with either Stargate or Buffy.

Here are the ones that I'm enjoying this weekend:

A Fine and Private Thing by tejas:  http://archiveofourown.org/works/8311 (Gibbs/Tony, Tony has a *hobby*)

The ( Read more... )

I love Wendy Wax.  Prevously I read her book Leave it to Cleavage.  This time it's Single in Suburbia.  It's a great little romance story featuring 1 soon-to-be divorcee and her 2 new friends.  There are some great lines & the story is in many ways very true to life.

Definately worth checking out from the library--I liked this one even better than ( Read more... )

I just finished Cassandra French's Finishing School for Boys by Eric Garcia.

It was a wacky read.

The review from Publishers Weekly said:
A Hollywood lawyer concocts a powerful new weapon in the war between the sexes in this spicy Tinseltown satire from Garcia (Matchstick Men, etc.). The fun begins when Cassandra French, a movie studio lawyer, ( Read more... )

I've been reading up a storm recently, and I'll start with the ones I'm taking back to the Library today.  So in no particular order...

Vicki's Summer Reading List:  (part one)

Girls' Night In by Lauren Henderson
   Is a collection of short stories whose authors include Emily Giffin, Meg Cabot, Alisa Valdes-Rodriguez, Lolly Winston, Kristin Gore, ( Read more... )

I saw this book used in Quinn's Correspondence (http://quinn.webaxxs.net/cor_pa/index.htm)

Title: Tommy's Tale
Author: Alan Cumming
Amazon.com
In his debut novel Tommy's Tale, Alan Cumming writes like the love child of Nick Hornby and Dan Savage. His protagonist, Tommy, an E-popping, pansexual Londoner, reads like one of Hornby's won't-grow-up urban ( Read more... )