1. Growing up in the countryside was so carefree, I often wonder if I grew up the city, how would I have been different!
2. Forks…I loved reading about this place in the tagged book. The trees, the rain etc
1. Growing up in the countryside was so carefree, I often wonder if I grew up the city, how would I have been different!
2. Forks…I loved reading about this place in the tagged book. The trees, the rain etc
Two weeks until Dracula Daily starts!
Last year I kept up for about two months, not sure if I can do better this year…
https://draculadaily.substack.com/about if anyone is interested!
I'm excited! Finally carved out some time to binge watch the TV show. I am ready to be destroyed!
📷: bustle on Instagram
This made me laugh 😆
I can now confirm that a total eclipse is exponentially better than even 99% coverage. One of the coolest, spookiest things I've ever seen, not to mention the temperature plummeting and all the songbirds disappearing for three minutes, then returning all at once singing their morning song. If you ever get a chance to see one, do it. It's worth the effort!
Just my general thoughts on the whole Chicagoland Vampires series. There are 13 books and some novellas. Once the characters grew on me I had to binge the rest of the series. It has more spice and language than I usually prefer. If you like books like the Charley Davidson series by Darynda Jones I think you'd enjoy this series as well. The main supernaturals throughout the series are vampires, shifters and sorcerers.
Continued in comments
Mexico. Slow burn start. The fairly tame beginnings veered into brutality and depravity around the midway point. The ending felt like careening off a cliff. Shocked. Disturbed. Repulsed. And yet....the story failed to thrill me.
Perhaps reading so slowly left me too much time to ponder what I wished I knew rather than focus on what was laid out before me? The characters never felt more than pieces being moved through a preordained plot.