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message 1051: by Susan (susayq ~), Moderator (last edited Feb 15, 2013 04:17AM) (new)

Susan (susayq ~) (susayq) | 6062 comments Lauren wrote: "I know this might be pushing it a bit, but how about "wars" or "warriors" in the book title or series name?"

I would say yes to WARS but no to WARRIOR


message 1052: by Lauren (new)

Lauren (laurenjberman) Thanks Susan.


message 1053: by Susan (susayq ~), Moderator (new)

Susan (susayq ~) (susayq) | 6062 comments welcome :)


message 1054: by D.G. (last edited Feb 15, 2013 05:22AM) (new)

D.G. Question about the cover...

Does a shirtless man in the cover count for cover points? The guy the women are cheating has no shirt.

Also, women in their bra? Fire? Smoke in the cover?


message 1055: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments Yes to fire, no to smoke and shirtless man. Yes to woman in black underwear


message 1056: by Jennifer H (new)

Jennifer H What would the setting be besides 2011?


message 1057: by Lauren (new)

Lauren (laurenjberman) Not a fan of cheating - would a love triangle work?


message 1058: by Mary X (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments Does a murder victim (alive at beginning of book) count for name?


message 1059: by Midu (new)

Midu Hadi | 1693 comments CaroB wrote: "Yes to fire, no to smoke and shirtless man. Yes to woman in black underwear"
no other colored underwear?


message 1060: by Midu (new)

Midu Hadi | 1693 comments "dead inside" zombies? vampires?
"haunting me" ghosts?


message 1061: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Does revenge count for plot?

From lyrics:

I'm gonna make sure, you regret that night


message 1062: by Gea (new)

Gea (gea89) | 412 comments Would Nathaniel work for name?


message 1063: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Would somebody that is running (from her past, from pain, from bad guys, etc.) count as plot? From lyrics:

I just gotta let it go,
I, should've known
I gotta learn to say goodbye now
I throw my armour down,
And leave the battleground
For the final time now,
I, I know.
I'm running from a warzone



message 1064: by Gisela, Moderator (new)

Gisela (chicadorlando) | 4022 comments Jennifer♔Princess Penguin♔ wrote: "What would the setting be besides 2011?"

A battleground or warzone.


message 1065: by Gisela, Moderator (new)

Gisela (chicadorlando) | 4022 comments Mary wrote: "Does a murder victim (alive at beginning of book) count for name?"

I'd say no.


message 1066: by Gisela, Moderator (last edited Feb 15, 2013 08:22AM) (new)

Gisela (chicadorlando) | 4022 comments Midu wrote: ""dead inside" zombies? vampires?
"haunting me" ghosts?"


No to zombies, vampires, yes to ghosts.

ETA: A person who lives in a haunted house would work for plot.


message 1067: by Gisela, Moderator (new)

Gisela (chicadorlando) | 4022 comments D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Does revenge count for plot?

From lyrics:

I'm gonna make sure, you regret that night"


Yes to revenge, as for "running away from past" I'll let another mod weigh in on that one.


message 1068: by Mary X (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments Ooh haunted house and ghosts is very doable. Would a haunted looking house or ghost on the cover get cover points?


message 1069: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Does fighting count for plot? (obviously if it's sustained fighting...not just a fight here and there.)

From lyrics:
You're the reason that we started this fight

And also, all the allusions to warzone and battleground.


message 1070: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Does two guys and a woman work in the cover?

Also, I don't know if the business of different color underwear was answered. One of the ladies has a pink bra and I think I saw another with green panties.


message 1071: by Lisa Kay, Moderator (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 20787 comments Okay, I don't know all the answers here, but I know one.

Woman in black lingerie only!


message 1072: by Lisa Kay, Moderator (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 20787 comments Now...for a hint...you might look for red sheets.


message 1073: by Mary X (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments OK I want to clarify the haunted house/ghost thing.

If the main character sees/talks to ghosts, does this count as plot? Would it also get setting points for it being in a haunted place? Does it technically have to be a house or can it be a hotel, castle, cemetary etc.., as long as a large part of hte book takes place there?


message 1074: by Mary X (last edited Feb 15, 2013 12:02PM) (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments This is the one I am thinking about and would like to see if I am right on the points:

The Chick and the Dead (Pepper Martin #2) by Casey Daniels

5 for Characters named Tom and Nate
3 for plot-heroine sees/talks to ghosts and helps solve their murders
6 for setting-set in haunted cemetary, main character is haunted by ghosts
1 word (did Amazon Search for "performance")
15 points


message 1075: by D.G. (new)

D.G. I think haunted house counted for plot only, Mary. I think it's a bit too far from the intent of the song to count as setting.

But those are my thoughts. :) Let's wait for the mods to give their take!


message 1076: by D.G. (new)

D.G. I'm assuming that war/battles count as plot?


message 1077: by Mary X (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments So what is allowed for setting other than the year?


message 1078: by D.G. (new)

D.G. A warzone or a battleground.


message 1079: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments Guys, am tired and fuzzy, apologies in advance if I answer soemthing twice, and let me know if I miss one:

Love triangle = no.
Nathaniel = no, but if he gets called Nathan at all in the book, I'll accept that.
Yes to revenge.
No to running away from the past.
Yes to haunted house or abandoned building for cover points.

D.G. What do you mean by sustained fighting? Between two people?

No to two guys and a girl for cover points.

Mary, a character talking to ghosts... yes, I would take that for plot. But haunted house/building doesn't count as setting, only for plot and cover. Yes it can be any type of building, but has to be a big enoug part of the plot that it's easily identified in the synopsis of the book.


message 1080: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments Mary wrote: "This is the one I am thinking about and would like to see if I am right on the points:

The Chick and the Dead (Pepper Martin #2) by Casey Daniels

5 for Characters named Tom and Nate
3 for plot-heroine sees/talks..."



Name: Tom= yes, Nate=no
Plot: haunted house / ghosts = yes
Setting: haunted house = no
word: performance = yes

9 points.


message 1081: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "I'm assuming that war/battles count as plot?"

definitely :-)


message 1082: by Mary X (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments I knew I wouldn't get points for both Nate and Tom.

I still don't know what does count for setting beside the year.


message 1083: by Lisa Kay, Moderator (new)

Lisa Kay (lisakayalicemaria) | 20787 comments Mary wrote: "I still don't know what does count for setting beside the year."

Setting: battle ground / warzone; a book written or set in 2011.


message 1084: by D.G. (last edited Feb 15, 2013 02:29PM) (new)

D.G. CaroB wrote: "D.G. What do you mean by sustained fighting? Between two people? "

I mean that if the guy has to fight a lot of people throughout the book. Sometimes in romantic suspense you have a guy protecting the woman because the evil guys are out to get her, and of course, the evil guys keep finding them and the hero has to fight them and stuff. So no one fight, but having the hero 'battling' the bad guys.


message 1085: by Catherine (new)

Catherine | 728 comments can you put up cheat-sheet!!??!?!?!


message 1086: by Mary X (new)

Mary X (marymaryalwayscontrary) | 752 comments That's it?


message 1087: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "CaroB wrote: "D.G. What do you mean by sustained fighting? Between two people? "

I mean that if the guy has to fight a lot of people throughout the book. Sometimes in romantic suspense you have a ..."


Yep, DG, that would work for plot, doesn't really count for setting though.


message 1088: by Lina (last edited Feb 15, 2013 08:01PM) (new)

Lina | 5563 comments This week's cheat sheet:

Cover:
(link to lyrics) – armour; battleground; fire; person running.
(link to video) - piano; burnt out car; man dressed all in black; abandoned building; woman in black lingerie; red sheets.
Plot: One of the main characters is getting over a relationship where they have been cheated on; one of the main characters is a widower or lives in a haunted house; one of the main characters talks to ghosts.

Title:
A book with the words WAR or ZONE in the title or series name.

Name:
Any of the following names for characters or author name or surname: SIVA, JAY, NATHAN, MAX, TOM.

Setting:
battle ground / warzone; a book written or set in 2011.


message 1089: by Carrie (new)

Carrie  (icanhasbooks) Thank you CaroB!


message 1090: by Jennifer H (new)

Jennifer H Someone had mentioned ghost for plot and I thought you said yes to that and what about Wanted for title points (I remember during "Little Talks by Of Monsters and Men" you allowed Monster and Men)?


message 1091: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments Hi Jennifer, yes ghosts are allowed as a plot point as well. I'll edit that to the cheat sheet.

As for title... When we allowed the Monsters and Men for the title in Little Talks, we had a lot of people complain, and rightly so. We had changed the rules specifically for that week, and the only reason we did that was because we thought it would be quite hard to find name links to the Scandinavian names.
This wee, the names are more common, should be easier to find, and ultimately give you more points than Wanted will for title.

Hope that clears it up a bit more...


message 1092: by Jennifer H (new)

Jennifer H CaroB wrote: "Hi Jennifer, yes ghosts are allowed as a plot point as well. I'll edit that to the cheat sheet.

As for title... When we allowed the Monsters and Men for the title in Little Talks, we had a lot of ..."


Thanks, that clears things up. Of Monsters and Men was the first week I played and was really overwhelmed so I didn't catch that.


message 1093: by ~Megan~ (last edited Feb 15, 2013 09:08PM) (new)

~Megan~ (megadee) What about this for plot points? The series is the Sentinel Wars....they're in the middle of a long war, and I feel certain there will be some type of battles going on. Not your typical war zone since it takes place in modern day where the paranormal is a secret, so will it count?

Blood Hunt (Sentinel Wars, #5) by Shannon K. Butcher


message 1094: by Lina (new)

Lina | 5563 comments Definitely counts for plot points and title points, also from looking at it, counts for cover points as he's dressed all in black.


message 1095: by ~Megan~ (new)

~Megan~ (megadee) Hooty hoo! Thanks CaroB!


message 1096: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Can we get confirmation on the names for this week's song? There are only two members in Savage Garden... Darren Hayes, Daniel Jones...can we use only first names like last week or are last names OK too?


message 1097: by D.G. (new)

D.G. Also...can Paris count as a setting? The video with the girl and guy walking around in the City is set in Paris - I saw some landmarks and Wikipedia confirms it.


message 1098: by Susan (susayq ~), Moderator (new)

Susan (susayq ~) (susayq) | 6062 comments D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Can we get confirmation on the names for this week's song? There are only two members in Savage Garden... Darren Hayes, Daniel Jones...can we use only first names like last week or are last names ..."

both first and last names can be used


message 1099: by Phoenix (Online Elf), Moderator (new)

Phoenix (Online Elf) | 4358 comments Last names are ok too DG.


message 1100: by Susan (susayq ~), Moderator (new)

Susan (susayq ~) (susayq) | 6062 comments D.G. ~Shameless Hussy~ wrote: "Also...can Paris count as a setting? The video with the girl and guy walking around in the City is set in Paris - I saw some landmarks and Wikipedia confirms it."

yes, Paris can count as setting


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