Totally recommend it!
On another note, Without Reservations by JL Langley is an amazing read too! Omg- two male werewolves find their mates in one another. Throw in some humor, angst and hurt/comfort (not to mention the amazing sex scenes- yay) and you have a great book! (Keaton is adorable! Just don't tell him that...) A quick read to, I finished it in a day.
Am currently reading the sequal, With Caution, which is just as good!
It's been a good month for finding books...
(My dad got me 'Forensics for Dummies' which teaches you how to do your own autopsy...)
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(This is Rejeanne, by the way. It just ocured to me I might seem like some random ass person over here.)
ANYWAY, that werewolf book did seem pretty good from the couple pages I gleaned. And that one page... WELL. Let's just say it was relevant to my interests. And I do enjoy a lot of swearing in slash from time to time, which it seemed to have in spades. FUCK YEAH!
Good Omens is amazing- and had its moments similar to season four of Supernatural...hmmm...
i just finished the sequal in the werewolf series, with caution.
it was just as good as the first! totally angsty, but hot with some hurt/comfort (that i am slightly obsessed with). it's so good and Remi is adorable quite often.
It's got dom/sub themes to it, but in a really good way. Now...to wait until i have more money to get another one of JL Langely's books!
Also, hurt/comfort? dom/sub? Well, this just keep sounding better and better, I must say. Where did you find these books anyway? Because somebody recommended another fantasy type series to me that had some man-loving themes but I couldn't find it anywhere. :( Why do stores not carry the man-loving books? Very disappointing. I'm looking at you, Chapters/Indigo.