Urban Fantasy Danielle on Killfile: A Novel by Christopher Farnsworth I zoomed through this novel. It's a fast paced, interesting, highly readable. The concept is this: John Smith can read minds. As you might suspect, the CIA and military think
Urban Fantasy Danielle on The Gentleman by Forrest Leo What’s an excellent but underappreciated (1) poet to do when he runs out of funds? Marry for money, of course! And what should the same poet do when he
Urban Fantasy Dan on Summerlong by Peter S. Beagle Peter Beagle has long held a special place in my heart as the creator of The Last Unicorn. I mean a very special place. For years I had a stuffed
Top 5 lists Danielle on Five Books You Can Read on a Rainy Fall Day Rainy days -- especially rainy days in the fall -- seem to demand a warm beverage, a cozy blanket, and a good book. But not just ANY book. Just like
Urban Fantasy Dan on Vampire Academy by Richelle Mead Trigger warning: cutting. Picture if you will: I'm reading along, enjoying myself immensely when I have a realization. An upsetting realization. This book was not written for me. I'm a
Zombie apocalypse Danielle on The Newsflesh Series and Rise (the Complete Newsflesh Collection) by Mira Grant Part One: The Impending Zombie Apocalypse Imagine, if you will, three people sitting at a crowded bar. There are various sports on the wall-mounted television screens, but the three we
Urban Fantasy Danielle on Every Heart a Doorway by Seanan McGuire Dan brought this book home (Dan is always bringing books home, which is one of the many reasons that he is awesome) and I read it. Then I read it
Vampires Dan on The Passage, The Twelve, and The City of Mirrors by Justin Cronin I feel incredibly uncomfortable doing anything but rave about popular books. It always leaves me feeling like I've missed something that others have so obviously loved. Either that or it
