Tonight I took a drive to Ann Arbor and saw Laurell K Hamilton. My husband, Ian and I all went down there and waited for three hours so she would sign my two books. You heard right, she is so popular, that they started handing out wrist bands at 9am this morning and they alternated colors instead of doing numbers. Ever 50 bands, they changed colors. When I got there at 5pm (she was due to start at 6pm), they were on their third set of …

I had to post this. I’ve been a fan of Penny Arcade for awhile, but some of their gamer related strips always threw me, but I can so relate to today’s comic!!! I swear to god, this is how I bought her novels. I bought the first one while at Union Station in Washington DC waiting for a train and a week later when I was back to waiting for another train, I bought as many as I could get my hands on.

One of my favorite authors, Laurell K Hamilton’s newest novel, Blood Noir, is out and it focuses on a favorite character of mine. Personally, I think it’s about time that we get to learn more about Jason, but I think we ended up learning more than we wanted to.
A favor for Jason, vampire hunter Anita Blake’s werewolf lover, puts her in the center of a fullblown scandal that threatens master-vampire Jean-Claude’s reign and makes her a pawn in an ancient vampire queen’s new rise to power.
My first thought when …

I’m a huge fan of Laurell K. Hamilton and when her first Anita Blake novel was picked up by Marvel to be a new graphic novel (aka comic), I was excited. Guilty Pleasures is going to have 12 graphic novels come out with the last one to be published in June. After reading the first 10 issues, I have to say that I am deeply impressed with the artwork and the storyline. Obviously, they weren’t able to translate the entire book into art, but they managed to get …

I just finished my first audio book. Since Laurell K. Hamilton’s new novel Blood Noir will be out in June, I decided to listen to the Harlequin. I’ve already given a review on the novel, so this one will be on the audio book only.
The novel was read by Cynthia Holloway and she did a good job. I do have to say, having the same person do all the voices for the characters is weird. You get a certain image of each character in your head, …