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sleepy - Music:Operate - Peaches
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uncomfortable - Music:Whats A Girl To Do - Bat For Lashes
Jeaniene Frost did it again! She made a book that I could not put down and made me stay up to the wee hours of the morning. Her second book in the Cat Crawfield series gives us just as much intense, seduction, and engaging scenes as the first book Halfway to the Grave.
In One Foot in the Grave, we enter four years later from the first novel and life has become much more violent for Cat. She’s part of a secret government that not many people know about. She still fights vampires, but she doesn’t have much of a personal life. She still misses her old flame, Bones, but she knows she can never go back to him. She battles one master vampire who doesn’t know who she is and he may have the answers to some of her questions whether he knows it or not. Many vampires have deemed Cat “The Red Reaper” and are trying to hunt her down. Cat doesn’t care that they are comming after her. She thinks she can handle it herself, but there is a certain bleach blond vamp who thinks she needs help and he'll do anything to get to her.
- Mood: tired
- Music:She's A Rainbow - The Rolling Stones
I don't care what anybody says. This is a great movie.
What do you get when you cross a cop and a werewolf? You get the kick ass Luna Wilder is what you get! Night Life by Caitlin Kittredge is about a colorful werewolf named Luna Wilder. She is a police officer working in Nocturne City trying to fight the good fight. We enter the story with her being called to a muder scene to figure out who killed a lady of the night (a hooker). All she could find out about the dead girl is that she is a werewolf and not many people or things can kill a werewolf. She is assigned to the case and while trying to figure who killed her more dead and missing girls are popping up. She finds help in her cousin, the witch, Sunny Swann, and another werewolf, Dmitri Sandovsky. Together they will fight the evil that is killing young women.
Such a sexy cover!
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okay - Music:Circle in the Sand - Belinda Carlisle
Scissor Sisters! You've Got To Love Them!
Mark Henry's story Happy Hour of the Damned is about the true story of Amanda Feral. She works in advertising, loves fashion, drinks coffee, and just so happens to be a...zombie. We enter her life just when she finds out one of her supernatural friends goes missing. She tells us about how she became a zombie, how she finds her friend, and how to make The Well of Souls' Green Demon. A scary drink with pineapple rum and vodka. There are more drinks within the story and some excellent music playlist to make them to. Please, do not think this is a romance. This is totally about a fashionista who has a wicked attitude and enjoys eating humans.
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silly - Music:Living Dead Girl - Rob Zombie
