Book 3 of the Fever series by Moning. *groans out loud* After waiting MONTHS and MONTHS for this book I end up with a cliff-hanger that wants me to bang my head against the wall. Not because it's bad, but rather, because it was too short! Argh. If I was the author I'd be happy with myself, it was a good way to end the third book and it had things that readers didn't expect. But Argh! Argh! Argh! As a reader I want to severely mutilate my copy in sheer anticipation and frustration for the next book. As always, I wanted to bang Mac's head along the wall with me because there are some things that you just don't do, even if you understand her motives all along. And yes the witty banter is back, and there was too scanty Barrons in this book and too much V'lane in my opinion, but that's just me.
( Spoiling for Fae Fever... And lots of CHEEZE )
Faefever totally spoiled me from reading Succubus Dreams. [SPOILERS UP AHEAD] Good in its own right, just not better than the fever series. And as most books this month, apparently aims to do, Succubus Dreams also told me to rip its pages into little pieces. Again not because it was bad, but because of frustration. This time, not because of a humongous cliff-hanger, because the Georgina Kincaid Series doesn't deal in cliff-hangers, but rather, because the book, though told in first person is largely Georgina blind. From the onset, or rather, from book one, you have the sneaking suspicion that Seth is some sort of reincarnation of Georgina's husband, we don't know if humans that she cares for in the past have all been reincarnations of her husband that she has pushed away, but I'm 90% certain that Seth is. Unfortunately, because Georgina hasn't changed and hasn't learned from past mistakes, she ends up destroying her relationship. Even with all of the Carter advice. Honestly. Now I know that Georgina might still have a Seth in her future, and that some bad things must happen for her to change drastically her non-learning personality, but I am still this close to frustrated that all of my books ganged up on me to give me sad sad endings in my NEUROLOGY time when I needed cheerful happy endings.
I'm off to re-read the Fever series and the Gentry series before November four and Swallowing Darkness comes out. PLEASE, PLEASE tell me something good will come out of THAT book.
( Spoiling for Fae Fever... And lots of CHEEZE )
Faefever totally spoiled me from reading Succubus Dreams. [SPOILERS UP AHEAD] Good in its own right, just not better than the fever series. And as most books this month, apparently aims to do, Succubus Dreams also told me to rip its pages into little pieces. Again not because it was bad, but because of frustration. This time, not because of a humongous cliff-hanger, because the Georgina Kincaid Series doesn't deal in cliff-hangers, but rather, because the book, though told in first person is largely Georgina blind. From the onset, or rather, from book one, you have the sneaking suspicion that Seth is some sort of reincarnation of Georgina's husband, we don't know if humans that she cares for in the past have all been reincarnations of her husband that she has pushed away, but I'm 90% certain that Seth is. Unfortunately, because Georgina hasn't changed and hasn't learned from past mistakes, she ends up destroying her relationship. Even with all of the Carter advice. Honestly. Now I know that Georgina might still have a Seth in her future, and that some bad things must happen for her to change drastically her non-learning personality, but I am still this close to frustrated that all of my books ganged up on me to give me sad sad endings in my NEUROLOGY time when I needed cheerful happy endings.
I'm off to re-read the Fever series and the Gentry series before November four and Swallowing Darkness comes out. PLEASE, PLEASE tell me something good will come out of THAT book.