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Ahhh, Sunday. Sadly, it's the last day of my vacation. Boo. It's been raining on and off all day so Cole and I stayed in and were very, very lazy. Besides finishing my next book (and I'll get to that in a second) I really couldn't tell you what we did today. Wait. I'm having a memory ... Stargate Atlantis. I have things to say about that also!
Book #28 - Dark Possession by Christine Feehan - I wasn't terribly invested in this book in the beginning. I've read all the other books in the Carpathians series (this is the 18th) and I've enjoyed all of them and yet, for some reason, this book seemed ... I don't know how to describe it. The main character, Manolito, was nearly killed in the previous book and this one opened with him in the spirit world of his people being tormented by something evil. Ehh. Eventually, his lifemate (MaryAnn) figures out that he's still alive and that he's bound her to him and that her formidable psychic powers make her a prime target for the vampires. Somewhere in the middle of the book I realized that I was way into what was going to happen. In the spirit world we get to meet the former Prince of the Carpathians and learn about the great mistake he made that began the downfall of his people. The book ended up being very, very good and I'm looking forward to the next in the series.
( Now onto SGA! )
I totally meant to get some reviews up at![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
blabapalooza but I was just ... lazy. I seriously have several that are ready to fall out of my head. I just need to sit down and let them tumble. Maybe I'll do that next. Or maybe I'll watch the Pokemon movie with Cole. :)
Wish me luck at work tomorrow. :/ I'm a little afraid. Who knows what crazy stuff happened in my week off.
Book #28 - Dark Possession by Christine Feehan - I wasn't terribly invested in this book in the beginning. I've read all the other books in the Carpathians series (this is the 18th) and I've enjoyed all of them and yet, for some reason, this book seemed ... I don't know how to describe it. The main character, Manolito, was nearly killed in the previous book and this one opened with him in the spirit world of his people being tormented by something evil. Ehh. Eventually, his lifemate (MaryAnn) figures out that he's still alive and that he's bound her to him and that her formidable psychic powers make her a prime target for the vampires. Somewhere in the middle of the book I realized that I was way into what was going to happen. In the spirit world we get to meet the former Prince of the Carpathians and learn about the great mistake he made that began the downfall of his people. The book ended up being very, very good and I'm looking forward to the next in the series.
( Now onto SGA! )
I totally meant to get some reviews up at
blabapalooza but I was just ... lazy. I seriously have several that are ready to fall out of my head. I just need to sit down and let them tumble. Maybe I'll do that next. Or maybe I'll watch the Pokemon movie with Cole. :)Wish me luck at work tomorrow. :/ I'm a little afraid. Who knows what crazy stuff happened in my week off.
