Julie > Recent Status Updates

There's no chemistry.
I've read Page & Sommers, Sedgwicks, and started Cabots but it has been a snoozefest since the Turners

Man, how do I disable these GR recommendations/trending etc? My dash is full of them

oh my god

This is just getting better and better

That was exhausting and... distasteful.

That guy... that appears at the end - I really don't want to read about him or his relationships in the next book - I assume Boyd will screw him too, won't he? No one's left out it seems. *so sick of all that's happening there already*

Boyd is such a fuck-up, how is he still in training again?

Now THAT's what I call a reunion *melts into a happy puddle* good heavens...

Wow, Kassian is nice. I wouldn't mind seeing more of him.

Bah, the dialogues are so simple and annoying, no subtlety whatsoever :D like... why do you like me? - because you are hot, and why are you asking? - 'cause I wanted to know. *shakes head*

One of my colleagues (a guy) dressed as a fairy for our company's birthday. With wings, a magic wand and all. That was very brave of him in my opinion, considering it's Russia :D

okay, attempt number three...

Amazing! I'm so glad the sequel is already available.

Mr. Quackers must have had a field day.

Disturbing at times, and what all that anticipation did to me! So worth it. I wonder if I see Adam and Gordon again if I start ICoS after all.

Well written characters, mutual antagonism and some really nice chemistry - just what the doctor ordered.

Well... Just as with the first book, I liked the parts with Mac and Sam. Other character's POVs I just skimmed through, sorry, as they didn't grab me at all.

It's nice but it feels like something is missing. Maybe I'd actually expected some sort of separation?.. Everything is too perfect.

I can't believe I finished that. Mind is blown.

Wow, people weren't exaggerating. Read this one + Special Forces and nothing's going to faze you anymore.

Isn't Dani Alexander a female? I was sure until her/his recent blog post...

"The lady doth protest too much, me thinks." Really? Should every freaking book quote that? As though Shakespeare has nothing else to offer? /sigh

Wait, what? "...Somehow he'd managed to slip inside." I mean, it doesn't work like that, does it? Virgins, no prep whatsoever, just got carried away and... bam, he's inside! That must hurt like a mofo

It's an amazing story. Gripping and heart-wrenching and beautifully written. I'm going to reread Cold Front next.

What in the... I was enjoying this so much, and then it happens! Mpreg! I have managed to avoid it for so long, how did it sneak up on me? How?!

That's a lot of gay guys in one establishment. I kind of expected the books to focus on one couple each, and not bring Nik/Morgan who I barely remember into every story. Not to mention all the new characters which add up and stay around. Too many ppl to keep track of!

The beginning had me laughing out loud in the subway. Had to hold it close though to keep the nosey peeps next to me from peeking. Maybe I shouldn't have? They asked for it

Clearly an attempt to cash in on this particular audience. Surely it can be done better than this. It's bad, plain bad. No logic, bad metaphors, no plot whatsoever, and the characters are unable to think of anything besides sex and their dicks' reactions to this or that.

Not really sure how to rate it. I loved everything Sam and Mac (the chemistry was amazing), but I couldn't care less about the rest of the characters which took a lot of page space and I already forgot the names of.

I loved this part with the hockey team in Panic ^^ Seriously, it made my day!