Toddson, thank you for the mention of Dread Nation and Deathless Divide, excellent reads!
Literary Buffistas 3: Don't Parse the Blurb, Dear.
There's more to life than watching Buffy the Vampire Slayer! No. Really, there is! Honestly! Here's a place for Buffistas to come and discuss what it is they're reading, their favorite authors and poets. "Geez. Crack a book sometime."
Anyone looking for a medieval gay romance, check out The Scottish Boy by Alex de Campi. It's a good read.
I love how good-natured all the well-actuallys are in the comments.
I love how good-natured all the well-actuallys are in the comments.
Even the people who didn't like it were kind. Which I love. It's got just enough history to be tasty but accuracy? Not what I was looking for.
It had some good cliff hanging chapters which were wrapped up rather quickly. I crowdsourced the ebook but I will buy a copy because I enjoyed it. The author is recording the audio and I hope it turns our good. I will probably try that one, too.
I realized I still haven't named my new Kindle! Previous device names include:
- Skindleshanks (replaced after water damage)
- Booky McKindleface (stepped on)
- Sir Readsalot (cheapo backup Kindle, in a drawer somewhere)
I feel like I pretty much peaked with Skindleshanks and now I'm at a loss.
Another book set in Scotland, My Heart's in the Highlands. Reviewer liked it a lot.
Doctor Richard Skindle?
Skindle Milk?
Beauty is only skindle deep?
.....
I'll show myself out.
Doctor Richard Skindle?
^^^^^^^ Dooooo eeeeeet.
Cruel to be Kindle?
Another book set in Scotland, My Heart's in the Highlands. Reviewer liked it a lot.
MEEP
Skindle-ma-rink-a-dinky-do
I thought that it might have a certain appeal to some of the Buffistas.