Mr. Knightley, werewolf hunter!
Hunh. I forgot there was an episode of Dollhouse left. Well, it's over now, and i shall pretend Whedon quit TV altogether after Angel ended. Now, somebody snap up Dichen Lachman and Enver Gjojak pronto. Preferably in something fun that doesn't glamorize rape fantasies. I maintain that "spies in love who sometimes try to kill each other" is the way to go.
MORE IMPORTANTLY, why did no one tell me that Emma had also been caught up in the "Jane Austen goes supernatural" craze?
Amazon's description:
Beware the howls in the darkness and the light of the full moon. As the ever headstrong Ms. Emma Woodhouse schemes and plots as matchmaker, a dark and deadly terror descends upon Highbury. A series of bestial murders fills the residents with fear as the ever mysterious Mr. Knightley leads a secret life, unknown to all, combating evils not of this Earth. Carnage and destruction reign throughout the land, and though the residents of Highbury try to attend to day-to-day matters as civilly as possible, each cannot help but wonder what lurks in the shadows and if it'll be coming for them next.
I admit to being way curiouser about this and Mansfield Park and Mummies (I just have to read MP before I can read the mummies book) than the better known books that kicked off the craze.
MORE IMPORTANTLY, why did no one tell me that Emma had also been caught up in the "Jane Austen goes supernatural" craze?
Amazon's description:
Beware the howls in the darkness and the light of the full moon. As the ever headstrong Ms. Emma Woodhouse schemes and plots as matchmaker, a dark and deadly terror descends upon Highbury. A series of bestial murders fills the residents with fear as the ever mysterious Mr. Knightley leads a secret life, unknown to all, combating evils not of this Earth. Carnage and destruction reign throughout the land, and though the residents of Highbury try to attend to day-to-day matters as civilly as possible, each cannot help but wonder what lurks in the shadows and if it'll be coming for them next.
I admit to being way curiouser about this and Mansfield Park and Mummies (I just have to read MP before I can read the mummies book) than the better known books that kicked off the craze.