pickSin du Jour mixes it up in this book when a last minute Hollywood gig pulls half the team out west. Turns out it was a ploy to split folks up making it easier to pick folks off. And the assassins of choice? Evil holiday characters...like Cupid and Santa. So if you ever thought the life-sized Easter Bunny was slightly terrifying, there's a reason for that. It may be a demonic assassin. Just be careful who you hand your kids off to for photos.
After yesterday‘s seven hour drive home, I spent over half my work day at a stand up desk. I‘m still stiff so now I‘m stretching out while the nibling plays with chalk.
Reading in the garden because of the heat. Silly #UKHeatwave
Some pre sleep reading. I'm hoping tomorrow will be cooler, if not I'm studying in the garden.
Exhausted from the dog sitting yesterday, so having an early night. A little bit of reading, followed by a lot of sleep hopefully!
Since she ate a book, Foxy is now joining me for a read in the garden.
pickI really think that Wallace is writing one of the best urban fantasy series currently in publication, not least because every one of the Sin du Jour novellas has made me laugh out loud at least once :). That continues in Pride's Spell, where Wallace cheerfully excoriates Hollywood's inability to be as progressive as the rest of the world wants and needs it to be. Also feature what's probably the best climax and ending in the series so far :).
So ready to curl up with this novella and laugh my tail feathers off.
Pride's Spell: A Sin du Jour Affair | 
