Scarlett
wants
to read:
I'm looking for a book where the main characters are the 'villains' who really do want to take over the world, and don't suddenly get morals, and who don't die at the end. I read M/F and M/M.I'm looking for a book where the main characters are the 'villains' who really do want to take over the world, and don't suddenly get morals, and who don't die at the end. I read M/F and M/M....more
About:
I'm pretty straight-forward (in a complex kind of way) but I'll answer most any question you want to ask - writing out everything 'about me' would takI'm pretty straight-forward (in a complex kind of way) but I'll answer most any question you want to ask - writing out everything 'about me' would take too long! My interests speak for themselves, and if you want to know anything else, just ask! :)
My Ratings System (borrowed from Plainbrownwrapper
5 -- absolutely marvelous, really sticks with me, exceptional in some way and feels significant, and I can't find serious problems with it 4 -- very enjoyable, thoroughly engaged me and made me feel something, may have some minor problems 3 -- meh. Not bad overall, nothing too glaringly stupid; or fun but with significant problems 2 -- the problems outweigh the good points, but nothing too terribly horrible or offensive 1 -- something is really offensive or just plain awful about the book
This just helps me get it straight in my mind when I rate :)
he
said:
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This is a borderline example, since virtually everyone in this series is morally "grey" or "black", but one of the central protagonists is an amoral manipulator who gains power over the course of the trilogy and essentially becomes world emperor by the sequel series.This is a borderline example, since virtually everyone in this series is morally "grey" or "black", but one of the central protagonists is an amoral manipulator who gains power over the course of the trilogy and essentially becomes world emperor by the sequel series....more
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