New reviews for Love at First Bite

Apparently, today is review day, starting with Robert Kroese's book, Aye, Robot, and continuing ... now, really.

To start with, there's Lori Bird, who wrote the original review for Honor at Stake on The Catholic Geek blog. She has her own website now, and reviewed Live and Let Bite there.

Seriously, go buy the book. It’s more than fun. I’ll give this one another 4.9 out of 5, and that minor point off the full five is just because some descriptions are a touch risque. I’d call it a heavy PG-13, but not R rating in that sense.

Speaking of the Catholic Geeks, Margot St. Aubin decided to review Murphy's Law of Vampires over on TCG site. 

As she put it.

Just when you think you are prepared for vampires— it’s not bleeping vampires but something else entirely.

Heh.

And, of course, we have the review by Jim McCoy, over at his own site.

I did a post awhile back about Hollywood and some books that need to be turned into movies. In this case though, I'm going to suggest that maybe this series gets the Game of Thrones treatment. There's a television series here. I mean that. We may need to give Finn a bit of time to get a little further ahead before it gets started but this makes sense as a series. It's written that way and it works that way. I have zero pull in Hollywood but if I ever get some (about as likely as my getting hit by lightning twice on the same day as I hit the lottery) I'm going to make Finn an offer for this one.

So .... that happened. And it's awesome.

If you're wondering why I think that this will make a great Dragon Award nomination ... you know why. Click here and nominate it if you agree. And if you don't, I have an argument for you right here.

And if you've read them already, you'll know what I mean.

And if you haven't, what are you waiting for?

The Love at First Bite series.