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Media Roll Call
Aug. 14th, 2013 12:41 am24) Cat Daddy: What the World's Most Incorrigible Cat Taught Me About Life, Love, and Coming Clean by Jackson Galaxy - Does what says on tin. As a faithful addict of the show, I couldn't wait to read this one. It covered the darker places in more detail and made you realize what he's been through and why cats mean so much to him. Strangely, it was more "hippy-dippy" than I would have expected and there were some weird tense shifts between some chapters. That could very well have been the editor's doing, though. Who knows?
25) Restless Spirit by Cassie Miles - Cowboy Romance tropes, ahoy, mixed with law enforcement. Kidnapping plot, evil ex, distrusting heroine? Yep. It was fairly charming and fun but, over all, it went above and beyond dipping into cheese. I can only suspend disbelief so far before I call bullshit, you know.
26) Rafe's Redemption by Jennifer Jakes - A much better romance. Historical, mountain man, feisty heroine. A little brutal in places and very jam-packed with sex, it was still fun and surprised me in that it didn't turn totally away from some of the issues in the westward expansion of the late 1800's.
25) Restless Spirit by Cassie Miles - Cowboy Romance tropes, ahoy, mixed with law enforcement. Kidnapping plot, evil ex, distrusting heroine? Yep. It was fairly charming and fun but, over all, it went above and beyond dipping into cheese. I can only suspend disbelief so far before I call bullshit, you know.
26) Rafe's Redemption by Jennifer Jakes - A much better romance. Historical, mountain man, feisty heroine. A little brutal in places and very jam-packed with sex, it was still fun and surprised me in that it didn't turn totally away from some of the issues in the westward expansion of the late 1800's.
