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Daemons are Forever - Simon R. Green
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I can't separate all the Drood books in my mind, the stories all run together.
doh.
doh.
:-D@Ala - your mission (should you choose to accept it) is to start reading Monster Hunter International.
but but but... i still havent even got to Midnight riot yet...or stonewielder...or or or..decides to go put an icepack on my head
lol! I know the feeling. I'm supposed to read Hounded with someone else. Speaking of Hounded, I need to go buy a copy...I'm about 100 pages into Daemons Are Forever. The action started early, which I love. Eddie is being a little stupid and thinks he's stronger than he is - which is what men do.
Can I join y'all? I just started it today and am around page 80. It is interesting to see Eddie dealing with the aftermath of the first book and all the politics that entails. He really isn't suited for it.
Well, I'm up to around pg 130 now and I'm really surprised that Eddie left the house so soon after Harry showed up. I think that's going to come back and bite him in the you-know-where.
Mike (the Paladin) wrote: "Careful...not a spoiler thread."But we are suppose to discuss the book here, right? I kept it as vague as I could.
Right, not being hard to get along with. We usually just do a "spoiler below" warning or something....
Spolier tags are super easy! all you have to do is: < spoiler> text text text< /spoiler> (remove the spaces and it looks like this: (view spoiler)But if you don't want to use spoiler tags, just type something like this:
-------- Spoilers below --------
text text text
It Is a bit silly when the spoiler tags get out of control tho. I always feel a bit strange when I enter a thread and see 90% of the comments hidden. I'd almost prefer a discussion thread to just be posted as containing spoilers and the conversation to take place freely.
Well, we can have 2 threads...one can be for people still reading and the other could have spoilers...or not.
Well, I finally finished it. I really liked it. It was as good as the first book, but in a different way. I really enjoyed getting to know more of the family. Everything else I'm going to say will be behind a spoiler screen.(view spoiler)
A little more than half way through... depends on how much time I can put into sitting and reading now.
I got sidetracked and read The Native Starinstead. While I've read a lot of Green, in some ways his writing reminds me of graphic novels or action movies--characters drawn in broad lines without a lot of subtleties in frankly unrealistic settings. I get it, that's the point, and there's been times I've enjoyed the casually violent mayhem of John Taylor and Susie. Maybe that's partly what bothers me about Eddie and Molly--they remind me too much of the Nightside books.
****************** Possible small spoiler ***********I have the Death Stalker books (or several of them) on my shelves waiting. Thought the cameo was "interesting".
Finished it...pretty good. To say more will have spoilers in it. I thought it took a while to get going, mostly because Green seemed to felt he had to "catch everybody up". Then it took off.
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The Native Star (other topics)Hounded (other topics)
Daemons Are Forever (other topics)
Daemons Are Forever (other topics)




:-)
I'm going to start reading it today.