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Official List of Books Completed for 1/13
~Leverage: The Con Job
~Wolves of the Beyond: Frost Wolf
Official List of Books Completed for 2/13
~A Song of Ice & Fire: A Feast for Crows
Official List of Books Completed for 3/13
~Supernatural: Fresh Meat
Official List of Books Completed for 4/13
~Leverage: The Zoo Job
I was a little disappointed in Zoo Job. Con Job was so nerdy and awesome, but Zoo Job is just kinda... blech. It's kinda boring, and jumps around a lot and the whole Leverage-y twist to everything is kind of lacking in comparison to normal episodes/Con Job. But then maybe that's not super surprising, because out of Keith R A DeCandido's three Supernatural books, I only like one of them? At least I think I like'd it - mostly they're older ones (Nevermore, Bone Key; Heart of the Dragon's a little more recent, but still...) Anyway, now I'm reading Supernatural: Fresh Meat, which is going pretty well, even if it's set in the no-Cas period of S7. After that it's on to the Hemlock Grove book. Which, oh, by the way.
Aside from being pleasantly slashy, it has an epically awesome werewolf transformation scene. Very few things gross me out, but the first time I saw it I was like, 'Ahhh, whaaaaaaat?'
This is a cut down version of it, but it does it some justice. It's only on Netflix (or, well, the internet). It's a little campy and a little strange, and kind of American Horror Story meets Teen Wolf, if it were on HBO or Showtime? And produced by Eli Roth. But who needs plot?...
~Leverage: The Con Job
~Wolves of the Beyond: Frost Wolf
Official List of Books Completed for 2/13
~A Song of Ice & Fire: A Feast for Crows
Official List of Books Completed for 3/13
~Supernatural: Fresh Meat
Official List of Books Completed for 4/13
~Leverage: The Zoo Job
I was a little disappointed in Zoo Job. Con Job was so nerdy and awesome, but Zoo Job is just kinda... blech. It's kinda boring, and jumps around a lot and the whole Leverage-y twist to everything is kind of lacking in comparison to normal episodes/Con Job. But then maybe that's not super surprising, because out of Keith R A DeCandido's three Supernatural books, I only like one of them? At least I think I like'd it - mostly they're older ones (Nevermore, Bone Key; Heart of the Dragon's a little more recent, but still...) Anyway, now I'm reading Supernatural: Fresh Meat, which is going pretty well, even if it's set in the no-Cas period of S7. After that it's on to the Hemlock Grove book. Which, oh, by the way.
Aside from being pleasantly slashy, it has an epically awesome werewolf transformation scene. Very few things gross me out, but the first time I saw it I was like, 'Ahhh, whaaaaaaat?'
This is a cut down version of it, but it does it some justice. It's only on Netflix (or, well, the internet). It's a little campy and a little strange, and kind of American Horror Story meets Teen Wolf, if it were on HBO or Showtime? And produced by Eli Roth. But who needs plot?...