Reviews and writing from the past but here for your viewing… should you be that way inclined. Varied in content and the like but an archive for perusal…
Stel Pavlou Simon & Schuster – Hardback 376 pages – 3 Jan 2005 – £12.99 New York. Another hostage situation to deal with for Detective James North – this time at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Just what he needs, a culture vulture criminal. He’s a touch surprised, however, when the apparently pernicious perp calls…
Kelley Armstrong Orbit, 2004, 462 pp, £6.99, ISBN: 1-84149-323-6 Dime Store Magic is the third book in what is now labelled the “Women of the Otherworld” series. The previous two books, Bitten and Stolen, told the story of Elena Michaels, the only female werewolf in the world. Stolen broadened the remit to include other supernatural…
Time Warner Paperbacks, 2003, 532pp, £6.99, ISBN:0-7515-3241-X Once Bitten, twice… Stolen? Remember Elena, the only female werewolf in the world? Last time we met her she had been trying to break away from her lycanthrope existence in order to create a new, more ‘normal’ life for herself. But the Pack beckoned, she resumed her relationship…
Charlaine Harris Paperback 288 pages (April 30, 2004) Publisher: Orbit ISBN: 1-84149-301-5 More 7F (Ferocious Faux-Feminist Female Fantôme Fighting Fictions) adventures as telepathic would-be-trailer (if her granny hadn’t left her the house) would-be-trash (if she wasn’t so goddamned intelligent) would-be-waitress (if she didn’t keep running around the southern states solving supernatural shenanigans) Sookie Stackhouse hits…
Charlaine Harris 336 pp Orbit ISBN: 184149299X Introducing our plucky heroine Sookie Stackhouse, a real stunner. Now Sookie works as a waitress in a local bar in Louisiana but before you accuse her of being some retarded Southern chick you’d better know that there is nothing ignoble about her chosen profession and she’s very intelligent…
