As a college student who isn't currently enrolled at college, I have ample free time to run around and read books. Well, running and reading would be hard to mix, but I'm sure I would if I could find a way. With all this reading, the library and I have become quite good friends. With this new friendship, and with their catalog accessible from the couch, I've read several new things that I would have never read. So to kick off what I'm hoping to turn Sarah Wears into (I'm still working on a name), here's my latest read. Well, reads.
Insatiable by Meg Cabot. To summarize, vampires are real, the Vatican is fighting them, and Meena can tell you when you're going to die.
Originally I didn't get this book because I thought with a name like Insatiable it has to be a little bit scandalous. It is a little scandalous, but not like "She moaned as he blah-blah-blahed her." I loved it, the book makes fun of Twilight, but not outright so look for it and you'll find it. Meg Cabot can tell a good story.
Overbite by Meg Cabot. In part two of this series (I got this book from the library first not knowing it was part of a series, but I stopped reading it to start the first one-a good decision), Meena's life goes on with vampires, hellmouths, and the New Jersey devil. Good times.
This one was a lot shorter than it's predecessor, but the story was just as well thought out and written. There's a lot more action, and a lot less sexy time. There wasn't a lot of sexy time in the first one, but there's none in this one. Meena this time around gets to have a steady non-soap opera writing job, and there's even more creatures.
Next, I'm reading Sixteen Brides, and so far it's really promising!
Insatiable by Meg Cabot. To summarize, vampires are real, the Vatican is fighting them, and Meena can tell you when you're going to die.
Originally I didn't get this book because I thought with a name like Insatiable it has to be a little bit scandalous. It is a little scandalous, but not like "She moaned as he blah-blah-blahed her." I loved it, the book makes fun of Twilight, but not outright so look for it and you'll find it. Meg Cabot can tell a good story.
Overbite by Meg Cabot. In part two of this series (I got this book from the library first not knowing it was part of a series, but I stopped reading it to start the first one-a good decision), Meena's life goes on with vampires, hellmouths, and the New Jersey devil. Good times.
This one was a lot shorter than it's predecessor, but the story was just as well thought out and written. There's a lot more action, and a lot less sexy time. There wasn't a lot of sexy time in the first one, but there's none in this one. Meena this time around gets to have a steady non-soap opera writing job, and there's even more creatures.
Next, I'm reading Sixteen Brides, and so far it's really promising!
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