I started reading shounen ai and yaoi when I was in college. Mostly because I outrgew shojou in its sweet romances, and shounen ai sometimes afforded more social nuances than shoujo (and sometimes the smut in yaoi was better than smut in shoujo... go figure ( Read more... )

I really tried to like this, but the writing style simply isn't something I would go for. World building is unique, we are at an alternate Boston, where zombies and demons are a result of the plague and are all lumped together in a zone that the humans had called dead town. Enter Victory Vaughn who kills demons for a living. It's unique amongst a ( Read more... )

Another one for Lilith Saintcrow, with less baggage than the one with Dante Valentine. I'm hoping that she explores more of the demon world that she created this time ( Read more... )

Probably one of the better Riley Jensen books out there primarily because of the fact that there were no weird repetitive issues. Riley was amenable to Quinn without large rehashes of age old conversations. The only irritating thing was the overly lewd conversations, but I guess with Riley you learn to accept that. The mystery was all right. With ( Read more... )

I played Zelda the entire day. That's why I could only read one book. That snow mountain? It's annoyingly easy to get lost in ( Read more... )

I started reading this because of the Sazi and I couldn't get hold of the latest Sazi book. I was pleasantly happy with the results. I must admit the idea of the vampire as a "virus" a genetic defect etc has all been run by me a time or two. I think I've read a few which had vampire as a parasite, but I'm not entirely sure ( Read more... )

Kind of crazy since I don't know who Jamil is I don't follow AB, juswt MG

Would the characters in the Anita blake series like you?


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I got it. I wrote a long spiel about it. I lost it ( Read more... )

It's my first time readinga book in the first person POV with a male perspective. A refreshing change in all those urban fantasy things. Although I think mostly this would qualify as a paranormal romance more than an urban fantasy. The myth of choice: were-wolves ( Read more... )