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maribouBrain Camp, by Susan Kim, Faith Erin Hicks, et al
This was cute and cheerfully creepy. Love Faith Erin Hicks' style, will read just about any comic she draws.
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The Wrong Hill to Die On, by Donis Casey
Not my favorite of this series. A bit too fragmented and earnest, but I still enjoyed it. It was very comforting to spend time with the lovable and upright protagonists.
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The Black Hawk, by Joanna Bourne
Someone back in February told me I would like this and I believed them well enough that I sent myself an email, but I don't remember anything else about who it was or why they thought I would like it. It was a bit too Template Historical Romance for me at times, but it was also a cracking good Scarlet-Pimpernel-style adventure with a compelling heroine.
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Re-Gifters by Mike Carey et al, and Kimmie66 by Aaron Alexovitch
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manintheboat is right that Kimmie66 was the best one, it had a hookiness and a depth that the others lacked and reminded me a bit of Neal Stephenson. Re-Gifters was fun but fairly by-the-numbers.
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Bad Kitty, by Michelle Jaffe
This was hilarious and charming and very very (very very) fluffy in a self-aware way. Kind of like The Spellman Files meets Gossip Girl.
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This was cute and cheerfully creepy. Love Faith Erin Hicks' style, will read just about any comic she draws.
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The Wrong Hill to Die On, by Donis Casey
Not my favorite of this series. A bit too fragmented and earnest, but I still enjoyed it. It was very comforting to spend time with the lovable and upright protagonists.
(112)
The Black Hawk, by Joanna Bourne
Someone back in February told me I would like this and I believed them well enough that I sent myself an email, but I don't remember anything else about who it was or why they thought I would like it. It was a bit too Template Historical Romance for me at times, but it was also a cracking good Scarlet-Pimpernel-style adventure with a compelling heroine.
(113)
Re-Gifters by Mike Carey et al, and Kimmie66 by Aaron Alexovitch
I think that is all the Minx books?
manintheboat is right that Kimmie66 was the best one, it had a hookiness and a depth that the others lacked and reminded me a bit of Neal Stephenson. Re-Gifters was fun but fairly by-the-numbers.(114, 115)
Bad Kitty, by Michelle Jaffe
This was hilarious and charming and very very (very very) fluffy in a self-aware way. Kind of like The Spellman Files meets Gossip Girl.
(116)
