By: Janet Reid,
on 7/23/2012
"Avery Cates ... is reminiscent of James Bond if 007 had no money, no cars, no fancy suits, no chicks, no snappy one-liners and only the occasional gun and luck to save his sweet ass from a revolving door of death."
By: Janet Reid,
on 1/23/2012
By: Janet Reid,
on 4/23/2009
I wonder if I should use Jeff Somers recent blog mention as a trade reference on my Publishers Marketplace page:
A week or so ago I was sitting in my agent’s office, signing some contracts.
ME: Uh, was I supposed to sign this page?
AGENT: (peering through the cloud of brimstone and smoke that swirls around her perpetually) No!Does it have your name next to it?
By: Janet Reid,
on 2/6/2009
Well, he got there in one piece, and he left in one piece.
Clearly my work here isn't done.
And for proof; the videos
If you'll be at Comic Con this weekend, make sure you step right up to Jeff and intone "You're fucked Mr. Cates" then laugh maniacally!
By: Diana Evans,
on 2/7/2008
He was Half Beast...he did kill her poor mother...he was sorry and half of him was human...he cried and in the end he made up for it...
Cheers,
Diana
By: Kate Hall,
on 2/2/2008
In this selection of three stories, Shayne explores how three witched find love (although not all of them know they have any power). Though none are connected by anything other than the magic in them, each is charming. These are fun and fluffy and good for a quick read. In one, a young girl must sleep with her childhood crush to create a witch that will help heal the world. In another, a private eye accidentally conjures up a musketeer who turns out to be just perfect for her. And finally, a con man is shown that love comes in mysterious ways when he falls into a wall and into the past where he must prove that he can mend his ways.
LOVE!
You had me at "revolving door of death"
"You had me at "revolving door of death""
So... the end?
LOL. What a great review!!
I am off-topic, as I often am, but I had to share this just in case you hadn't see it yet.
Chumbuddy Sleeping Bag