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( You Know You Want It )
When he was good, he was very very good; but when he was BAD, he was BETTER!

Mair doesn’t particular like the goblins, the people from his mother side, but they are the only family he has always known. Born from a rape his mother was subjected, she managed to escape and come back to her home, but then she discovered she was with a child. All her people told her to kill the baby, the bastard son of a fairy, but he was also her son, and she was the king’s sister, so her blood was enough to save him, almost. Many times goblins tried to kill Mair, once even his uncle, the king, but more or less he arrived to 23 years old unscathed but deeply alone. He is the spitting image of his father and so, where goblins are little, curved and with long horns, he is tall, lean, with a creamy complexion and two little wings he always hides. No one wants to be near him, other than his mother, and so he is not only alone, he also misses the human touch. And he hates his body, that is so different from what he is used to see around, and he hates sex, that he links to what happened to his mother.
Shadow of the Father by Kyell Gold
Cutting Cords by Mickie Ashling
Texas Surrender by Claire Thompson
The Chocolatier by Elizabeth Jewell
Screen Shots: Sexology by Willa Okati
Blood and Roses is a novella that I think will appeal to the most romantic readers. It’s fantasy, without doubt, but it’s not so clearly bounded by this genre. The world where Arjen, male whore, lives, is an Amsterdam lost in time; from some small details, the use of specific words, the absence of machines, the presence of carriages and other “old-fashioned” elements, all let you think that this is a fantasy world that takes inspiration from a not long ago past, maybe nineteen or eighteen century. Probably if not for the presence of a vampire, the novella could have been an historical romance, and even if there is the paranormal elements, truth be told, it tends to be more historical than other. Hope all my U.S. fans haha, I meant friends, had a great Thanksgiving yesterday. I ate so much. Actually, I think I ate more dessert than, like, real food. Soooo good. One of my family's friend's mom is Scottish, and so's my dad and he wanted a Scottish dessert. So she made the most delicious thing EVER, some trifle that was just... YUM.
Moving on, dude, I bought so much crap today. I even bought some Christmas presents, which is crazy because normally I either a) don't buy people anything, or b) buy stuff the, like, day before. Because I'm a bad friend/enter-relation-here. :P
Anyway, I bought myself Veronica Mars S1 and Jericho S1. We'll see how I like it. By it I mean VM because I know I'll love Jericho. It's post-apocalyptic TV! With really good and fascinating writing and storylines and characters! How could I not love it?
And, after hearing so much about it in the SPN fandom this season, I bought Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's novel, Good Omens. Should be FABULOUS. I also bought Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, and a Twilight parody, Nightlight. ♥
But the best part was, when I was at Borders, I asked this one employee where Gaiman was, and we ended up chatting. And DUDE. He's an SPN fan! We talked about great SPN is and how epic this season is, and we complained about how we had to wait until January. And then we discussed how well the writers blend comedy and drama, and how we love myth arc episodes. IT WAS PRETTY MUCH THE MOST AMAZING EXPERIENCE OF MY LIFE. \o/
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