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[ksmith]

If I ever need a boost, I'll go back and read the SFBC reader reviews for the Code/Rules/Law omnibus. One states that "Kristine Smith is like unto a god...or a goddess to be more accurate." The other said that the story began slowly, but then "the genius of Kristine Smith's writing took hold."

I'm going to need that over the next few months.

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[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

Contact gets bonus points for having so much John. not that i am showing favoritism or anything...

He's in Endgame as well.

::awaiting opinion::

::still happy someone likes John::

[fireun.livejournal.com]

*raises eyebrow* awaiting opinion on ye olde end of the series or Contact?

i could gush about John. apart from my odd addiction to the Odd Man Out and Hopeless Romantic, he is a damn likable character. i think i have been rooting for him since Jani mentioned the first thing he said to her was a joke about his name. nothing like a nice caustic sense of humor.

everyone falls for Lucien, dont they?

Endgame is sitting right next to me, waiting for me to get on with it already and read that last chunk of Contact.

i ran into Endgame in the store when it was released, and the blurb interested me. i threw a small tantrum when i couldnt get the beginning of the series into the store. then promptly forgot about it until pbray mentioned zooming through Endgame in her blog. word of mouth sells a book better than any article or blurb that has ever existed. i am damn glad pbray made that post, else i would be missing out on a fantastic bit of writing. *salute*

...i tend to blather on late at night. dont mind me.

[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

*raises eyebrow* awaiting opinion on ye olde end of the series or Contact?

End of the series, because you seem to have a different POV than most.

everyone falls for Lucien, dont they?

Ay-yuh.

I tend to blog when I should be writing.

[fireun.livejournal.com]

working on Endgame right now, and am currently happy with the fact i am being slammed with consequences. not happy in a gleeful sort of way, but in a satisfied manner. actions and decisions have actual consequences. this seems to be a little thing, and a common sense thing, but its a thing people tend to gloss over. there is no glossing occurring. shit is hitting the fan at a high velocity.
when i am done reading i will do a reaction post and link you over. i just dont want to clutter your comments any more than i already have, and i dont really want to sling spoilers about with wild abandon, just in case i am not the only one who somehow managed to miss the series as it was coming out.

[kristine-smith.livejournal.com]

ENDGAME turned out to be all about the consequences.