I haven't done this in a while...

[yakalskovich]

Last night, I grabbed something that seemed nice and emotional (to suit the mood of my lurgy, which usually makes me want to watch stupid movies and read sentimental novels) from my TBR stack that I'd made a start on and then abandoned for things that appealed to me more in my normal state of mind, just for some light reading before sleep.

This.

And then I couldn't stop. I just couldn't stop. That wasn't mainly a m/m romance, it was a mystery! A ghost story! A great gripping yarn with a dark secret from the past and a local witch a bit reminiscent of Granny Weatherwax and some very nicely done Edwardian banter, and I just wanted to know how it all hung together and why it all had apparently gone so terribly awry, and then suddenly it was 5 am, and the book was finished.

Whoah.-

Comments

[idylchild.livejournal.com]

Done!

I'm reading it! :D

[yakalskovich]

Hah -- I hope it won't disappoint.

[idylchild.livejournal.com]

The other reviewer loved it, too, in spite of its weaknesses.

[yakalskovich]

Yes, they did. I loved it as well -- it was gripping and totally pulled me under.

[xanath.livejournal.com]

I love it. :) It's one of my favorite novels, and I hope Don writes a sequel soon.

[yakalskovich]

Or some other book at all. I really enjoyed this one and would buy the next one just because he wrote it.-

[donaldhardy.livejournal.com]

One's been submitted, and I've started another...

[yakalskovich]

Oh! Great to hear. I'm sure I'll see a post from erastes when it's out and I can order it.