Speaking of cheesy and 90s, well, we do joke that LKH is about 20 years or so behind the curve on things. I mean, she's still trying to shill AB like Anita's the only Real Tough Manly Woman-type character interacting with vampires/werewolves/etc in urban fantasy/paranormal fantasy out there, when she's far from it by now. Hell, I just finally managed to finish the first Kate Daniels book after a friend recommended it to me. It's not perfect, the story made me blurt out "WTF is this!?" a few times, but I prefer Kate to Anita, and it did give me something that I hadn't seen before (magic and tech working in 'waves,' as well as being set in Atlanta). Other people are more with it than LKH, I think. But I'm in a rather snarky mood, so take it with a grain of salt ^^;;
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Date: 2012-04-17 02:49 am (UTC)Speaking of cheesy and 90s, well, we do joke that LKH is about 20 years or so behind the curve on things. I mean, she's still trying to shill AB like Anita's the only Real Tough Manly Woman-type character interacting with vampires/werewolves/etc in urban fantasy/paranormal fantasy out there, when she's far from it by now.
Hell, I just finally managed to finish the first Kate Daniels book after a friend recommended it to me. It's not perfect, the story made me blurt out "WTF is this!?" a few times, but I prefer Kate to Anita, and it did give me something that I hadn't seen before (magic and tech working in 'waves,' as well as being set in Atlanta). Other people are more with it than LKH, I think. But I'm in a rather snarky mood, so take it with a grain of salt ^^;;