Of books and anime

[katikat]

Because I'd finished reading Anita Blake, I picked up "Moon Called" by Patricia Briggs. So far, it looks rather good. But I freely admit that since Ukiah Oregon, I'm really into werewolves and packs. Yeah, yeah, paint me weird! XP

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I decided to stop downloading the The Coyote Ragtime Show anime. At least for the time being. It didn't grab me as I thought it would. It reminds me of GunXSword; that one also had such ridiculous heroes and baddies :( I have enough other anime to download and watch.

Comments

[sharona1x2.livejournal.com]

I'm going to keep downloading it, so if you do decide to go back to it at some point, I'll have it all in Streamload for you. ^_^

[katikat.livejournal.com]

Thank you, thank you! I just don't like this one as much as Black Lagoon.

[devilkitty0.livejournal.com]

Moon Called is good. You also might like the Kim Harrisson novels, I think the first one is Dead Witch Walking. also Kelly Armstrong has a couple of books out, starting with Dime Store Magic that aren't bad.

DK

[katikat.livejournal.com]

I am more than half way though the Moon Called book and I really like it. I love the characters: Warren and Kyle are so cute, really :) And it's one of the few books where I didn't take a peek at how it'll end! :D

I really have to take a look at the books you recommend. They sound excellent. But now, I have to delve into the ones I have at home :o) I'm especially looking forward to Mark Kendrick's "Stealing Some Time" - it has wonderful revies. Too bad that I can't get my hands at Grimsley's "Kirith Kirin" :o(