Undead and Unreturnable by Mary Janice Davidson

(A Queen Betsy Book)

Undead and Unappreciated by Mary Janice Davidson

(A Queen Betsy book)

The Brief History of the Dead by Kevin Brockmeier

At times pedantic and at time poetic.  I found myself skimming a lot in this book, then flipping back to make sure I didn’t miss something good.

It’s a pretty profound look at how our lives touch on those of other people.  I’m curious though, as to what KB has against Coca-Cola?  lol

Dark Harbor by Stuart Woods

(A Stone Barrington novel WITH Holly Barker)

Mistral’s Kiss by Laurell K Hamilton

(Meredith Gentry Book 5)

Kinda like a train wreck, you hate that you slow down to look, but you do it anyway.

In all fairness, there was a little more not-all-about-the-sex action in this one. Don’t get me wrong, I think sex is a good thing, and am pretty open-minded about it,which you have to be to read LKH and not get wigged. I just, well, I’ve been reading her since before she was famous and she’s writes a great story. It’s just that these days, particularly in this series, she is taking a one-novel story and telling it in, oh, five, to-date and fluffing it with sex. I’m kind of looking forward to when she finally finishes the series so I can read the whole story at once and skim the sex parts. I like sex, I even enjoy reading it sometimes, but, dadnabbit, the balance of sex-story has gone way past 50-50 in favor of sex in this series and its a shame, because I think there is a pretty good story hiding under there.