Do the Shiny Book Dance :)
I bought books last week. They arrived today. They are shiny, though I'm still in the process of finishing up, The God Eaters, by Jesse Hajicek. Blantie you would like this book it's definately one that I would recomend for you. Though I haven't finished it yet, it's good so far and well written. Unfortunately she doesn't have any other books, but this one is good. Though I'm not certain yet if it's going to end up being the first part of more or not. It has that potential though it's not for certain. I'll post more after I finish it.
Anyway the other books that I ordered were Wicked Gentlemen by Ginn Hale. This one reminded me some of the one above in some ways so I figured it was worth a shot. It sounds good anyway. The other two I picked up are ones that I've been looking at for a while but just haven't gotten around to getting. A Strong and Sudden Thaw by R. W. Day, another one to add to the end of the world and what comes after sorts of novels. I have a fair number of those already. The other one was The Pheonix by Ruth Sims which I've looked at before and still looks good. What gets me though is that it's written by an older woman, who loves to cook and it's a gay romance novel which just all kinda makes me happy.
That's my shiny book dance for the moment. Oh and if anyone was contemplating reading Standish by Erastes, don't do it. It's not worth the money or the time. The Master of Seaclif was better then the one above and it wasn't the greatest of all era gay romances.
Okay. I be done for the moment. *poofs*
Anyway the other books that I ordered were Wicked Gentlemen by Ginn Hale. This one reminded me some of the one above in some ways so I figured it was worth a shot. It sounds good anyway. The other two I picked up are ones that I've been looking at for a while but just haven't gotten around to getting. A Strong and Sudden Thaw by R. W. Day, another one to add to the end of the world and what comes after sorts of novels. I have a fair number of those already. The other one was The Pheonix by Ruth Sims which I've looked at before and still looks good. What gets me though is that it's written by an older woman, who loves to cook and it's a gay romance novel which just all kinda makes me happy.
That's my shiny book dance for the moment. Oh and if anyone was contemplating reading Standish by Erastes, don't do it. It's not worth the money or the time. The Master of Seaclif was better then the one above and it wasn't the greatest of all era gay romances.
Okay. I be done for the moment. *poofs*