I've been warned that the series will turn into a romance. While there wasn't any "Mills and Boone Romance" in this book I think it's heading that way so I think that this'll be the last book of hers I read. I've decided this because of the way she's started describing people. I don't know if women "pulp fiction" writers are different from guy writers, but when you read description by guys you get the facts. With Hamilton, everyone's luscious or pert or gorgeous or sexy or whatever. I'm no prude, but after a while I started thinking "Enough Already!"
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I finished "Lunatic Cafe" by Laurell K Hamilton today.
I've been warned that the series will turn into a romance. While there wasn't any "Mills and Boone Romance" in this book I think it's heading that way so I think that this'll be the last book of hers I read. I've decided this because of the way she's started describing people. I don't know if women "pulp fiction" writers are different from guy writers, but when you read description by guys you get the facts. With Hamilton, everyone's luscious or pert or gorgeous or sexy or whatever. I'm no prude, but after a while I started thinking "Enough Already!"
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I finished "Standing on Another Man's Grave" by Ian Rankin
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I finished "NW" by Zadie Smith
"NW", by Zadie Smith is about a group of friends who grew up on a council estate in North West London (hence the title). The core of the book focuses…
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