"Stalked" was the kind of story I hate starting a book like this off with because it's pretty lame. I kept waiting for the guys to whip it out and measure. Couldn't finish.
"Heorot" was a totally enjoyable read. I love the Dresden character and the plot keeps you going.
Apparently the author thought a retarded title like "Roman Holiday, or Spo-arrrrrr" would make up for a sequel that wasn't as fun to read. It reminded me of when I had read the Jack Sparrow series for kids.
"Her Mother's Daughter" is a nifty depression era story that really makes me wish more vampire stories happened during this time perioud. It's an author I'll have to look in to.
I don't know why, but I just couldn't get into "Newlydeads". Perhaps it's part of a series, but I was put off by the two main characters bickering like children.
I really enjoyed "Where the Heart Lives" and felt the story was over too soon. I loved the Sidhe them so I hope to find more like this by the author.
"Cat Got Your Tongue" is a great story by an author I liked before realizing they wrote the story... just goes to show some seldom fail to entertain.
After about two pages I was bored of "Half of Being Married" because the author's writing was just too bland and robotic. If Ben Stein were in print, it would be what he would read like... makes me want to get rid of any other books I have by this author.
I read "A Wulf in Groom's Clothing" because I had nothing else better to do. It was cheezy, juvenile and lame.
"Heorot" was a totally enjoyable read. I love the Dresden character and the plot keeps you going.
Apparently the author thought a retarded title like "Roman Holiday, or Spo-arrrrrr" would make up for a sequel that wasn't as fun to read. It reminded me of when I had read the Jack Sparrow series for kids.
"Her Mother's Daughter" is a nifty depression era story that really makes me wish more vampire stories happened during this time perioud. It's an author I'll have to look in to.
I don't know why, but I just couldn't get into "Newlydeads". Perhaps it's part of a series, but I was put off by the two main characters bickering like children.
I really enjoyed "Where the Heart Lives" and felt the story was over too soon. I loved the Sidhe them so I hope to find more like this by the author.
"Cat Got Your Tongue" is a great story by an author I liked before realizing they wrote the story... just goes to show some seldom fail to entertain.
After about two pages I was bored of "Half of Being Married" because the author's writing was just too bland and robotic. If Ben Stein were in print, it would be what he would read like... makes me want to get rid of any other books I have by this author.
I read "A Wulf in Groom's Clothing" because I had nothing else better to do. It was cheezy, juvenile and lame.
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