"Tamora Pierce's pioneering genre of Law & Order: Special Pigeons Unit"
A+, would LOL again. (So, when does Mastiff come out, again?)
My enjoyment of Urban Chick Lit Fantasy seems to depend heavily on the ratio of sex/relationship!drama to werewolves (occasionally other supernatural taxa, but mostly werewolves).
For example: Patricia Briggs' Mercedes Thompson books = low sex to werewolf ratio, therefore I like.
Kim Harrison's Rachel Morgan books, or Laurel Hamilton's Anita Blake books = high sex to werewolf ratio, therefore I didn't make it past the first chapter.
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Date: 2010-09-25 01:33 am (UTC)A+, would LOL again. (So, when does Mastiff come out, again?)
My enjoyment of Urban Chick Lit Fantasy seems to depend heavily on the ratio of sex/relationship!drama to werewolves (occasionally other supernatural taxa, but mostly werewolves).
For example: Patricia Briggs' Mercedes Thompson books = low sex to werewolf ratio, therefore I like.
Kim Harrison's Rachel Morgan books, or Laurel Hamilton's Anita Blake books = high sex to werewolf ratio, therefore I didn't make it past the first chapter.