Excellent flog! Very nicely done, DST! Glad to see you popping up.^^
And really, this review made me gag as much as it made me giggle. Giggle, and the ocassional cynical smirk.
Incidentally, Cerulean Sins was the last book I was actually able to finish.
Yes. I wanted the series to be popular but every writer does. But the vehemence and depth of emotion people have invested in this series and the characters is somewhat surprising.
Yeah. Old habits die hard. But they die.
Oh God yes. SO true. All things considered, ever since NIC, for me I would say that it was a gradual weaning process.
ID made me quit cold turkey though. O___o After that trainwreck, I really couldn't take anymore. I read the first forty pages and found I couldn't stomach anymore. I was like "Ummm yeah, just no."
As for Danse Macabre...*eyelid twitches painfully* No comment.
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Date: 2006-10-08 05:02 am (UTC)And really, this review made me gag as much as it made me giggle. Giggle, and the ocassional cynical smirk.
Incidentally, Cerulean Sins was the last book I was actually able to finish.
Yes. I wanted the series to be popular but every writer does. But the vehemence and depth of emotion people have invested in this series and the characters is somewhat surprising.
Yeah. Old habits die hard. But they die.
Oh God yes. SO true. All things considered, ever since NIC, for me I would say that it was a gradual weaning process.
ID made me quit cold turkey though. O___o After that trainwreck, I really couldn't take anymore. I read the first forty pages and found I couldn't stomach anymore. I was like "Ummm yeah, just no."
As for Danse Macabre...*eyelid twitches painfully* No comment.