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Bloodfever (Fever, #2)
by Karen Marie Moning
by Karen Marie Moning
Kim's review
bookshelves: urban-fantasy, read-in-2011, favorites, read-in-2012, rereads
Jan 26, 11
bookshelves: urban-fantasy, read-in-2011, favorites, read-in-2012, rereads
Read from January 23 to 26, 2011 — I own a copy
Yeah, okay, I'm offically hooked. I stayed up until late last night to finish reading this book, and even then I was tempted to start reading the next book. I'm glad I didn't, or I wouldn't have made it to work this morning.
Well, what can I say about this book... I could fangirl (my default mode ever since I started reading these books), or I could swoon over Barrons (that pretty much takes up 98% of my day already). I just don't know. I feel like singing. For those who don't know me, that's like... More epic than the birth of baby Jesus.
Mac is growing up and turning into a strong, albeit pink, woman (in your face Barrons!). I'm not saying she makes all the right deciscions, but for some reason don't feel the urge to yell YOU STUPID WOMAN every time she does something stupid. Hey, you try figuring out what you are supposed to do when you are getting bossed around by one of the most complex men I've read about in the last few years.
For those of you who think I'm messing around, an actual spoiler will follow.
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Those of you who are still on the fence about these books: come on, read them, I promise it will be good. So, so good.
Well, what can I say about this book... I could fangirl (my default mode ever since I started reading these books), or I could swoon over Barrons (that pretty much takes up 98% of my day already). I just don't know. I feel like singing. For those who don't know me, that's like... More epic than the birth of baby Jesus.
Mac is growing up and turning into a strong, albeit pink, woman (in your face Barrons!). I'm not saying she makes all the right deciscions, but for some reason don't feel the urge to yell YOU STUPID WOMAN every time she does something stupid. Hey, you try figuring out what you are supposed to do when you are getting bossed around by one of the most complex men I've read about in the last few years.
For those of you who think I'm messing around, an actual spoiler will follow.
(view spoiler)
Those of you who are still on the fence about these books: come on, read them, I promise it will be good. So, so good.
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Reading Progress
| 01/23/2011 |
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35.0% | "Oh god, just do it already." 21 comments | |
| 01/24/2011 |
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60.0% | 4 comments |
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Jan 23, 2011 07:50am
I'm just pretending I didn't sprout out all that self-restraint crap.
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Kim I thought you were going to savour them. Lucky you didn't give your kindle to someone to mind. The police would have been called!
Barrons has reeled you in with his big strong hands, I'd say. *Sigh* I still don't know what he is, but if he is Fae -- then I'm an effing Pri-ya.
Yeah, when all the other little girls wanted their Barbies to shop for shoes, I was making mine get it on with Ken.
Lyndsey, we all know that Ken wasn't equipped in that way. Have you ever seen that SNL skit when Kristin Wiig was Barbie? WATCH IT if you haven't. Seth: "Oh, are you and Ken not together anymore?" Barbie: "Have you seen what's down Ken's pants? It's disturbing."
Uhhhh, haven't you ever heard of IMAGINATION? Life is your creation! Come on, Barbie -- let's go party.....
Lyndsey wrote: "Barrons has reeled you in with his big strong hands, I'd say. *Sigh* I still don't know what he is, but if he is Fae -- then I'm an effing Pri-ya."Yes he has. Now if you'll excuse me, I'll be busy fantasizing about those big strong hands for the next 29 hours.
Flannery wrote: "True confession: I own the Aqua CD."They actually made enough songs to fill an entire CD?
You bet they did, Kim. Who could forget the awkwardness of the "you are my lollipop" song?--Totally Sexual Aqua Song
Lyndsey wrote: "29 hours, huh? Well, I thought he might be a Marathon Man, but geez. LOL!!!! XD"I may not know what he is, but I do know he's a Viking in the sack.
Flannery wrote: "You bet they did, Kim. Who could forget the awkwardness of the "you are my lollipop" song?--Totally Sexual Aqua Song"I wish I wasn't at work right now, so I could watch that vid. (I'll check it out when I get home)
Totally understand! ^^I'm just so freaken happy that there are only five books. Seriously wouldn't know what I would have done if this was a huge ass series.
SERIOUSLY??? Oh crap! Wait...I'm not sure I want these books without Barrons and Mac though...but hey, that's awesome news!! Thanks for the heads up:)
Yeah, me too, I would have to take a week off if there were more of them. I'm just really glad I can devour these books, but Tina, you are on fire girl!
My kids totally hate me I swear, but a weekend of goofy golfing and a movie should win there love back. There easy;) lol
Yeah, book 1 wasn't that great. I think Barrons is a Druid who performs Black Magic (hence, his tattoos). I don't know why he can see the Fae, but maybe he is eating Rhino-boys too (that was gross, btw). I'm glad Mac finally met a MacKeltar (if you read the Highlander series, you will know what I'm talking about).
I haven't read the Highlander books, but I'm thinking about giving them a shot. I started reading the Psy-Changeling books and I will probably read those first.



