Status Updates From The Thirteenth Koyote

can this book just get on with it... tired of this spiritual mumbo jumbo

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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the whole witchy warlock thing is just making my eyes glaze

Can't wait to read how fucked Russell realises they are when he find's out everything is actually true...

Sister Mabel doesn't seem like quite a good person. More like end justifies the means kind of person.

i wonder if you can tell the difference between men writing horror and women writing horror.

because this book almost seems to revel in it. but then again the characters are supposed to completely utterly beyond vile. so I guess it tracks

hmmmm

Yup.
The first couple of splatter books I read were definitely child's play. What the everlasting fuck??
Holy heck!!!

she's going to die

Hmmmm
I feel like I underestimated my tolerance for the violence in this book. I don't like gratuitous sexual violence.

The End eluded me tonight. Time flies when one is absorbed in the story of the "End of Days". Plan to finish tomorrow morning. Hopefully. Tonight reminded me of a cardinal rule reading Triana: Don't allow yourself to get fond of any of the characters.

Wow! Finally made some progress. This is at its most basic level an Old West epic of Good vs. Evil. I have gotten "lost" in it every time I resume reading. Triana is up to the task of creating characters that are flawed yet valiant crusaders for ridding their home, if not the world, of a contagion so malevalent that it would destroy innocence and cover the land with a blanket of blackness and everlasting evil.

The first fifth of the book has been fascinating and sort of reads itself. I love anything Triana writes but I am fond of a good Splatterpunk Western periodically. This one impresses me as exceptionally exciting with "Koyotes" (half man and all vicious carnivorous carnage arising from the half that is wolfen). There is a lot to absorb in these early pages and I am more drawn to the storyline than expected.

Slow progress but at least on the way to getting involved with the fascinating characters and complex plotline.