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Scalpel-wielding sociopathic children? Sure, why not!
Took me 16 days to read roughly 60% of Pandora's Star (massive space opera) before I have up. 60% equals about 210k words. Sara's book is about 158k words and I finished that in 4 days. Tells me a little bit about what kind of books I like and how awesome this one was.

Lots of action, a fair bit of grit and an allround exciting story. Need more Sara King books now.

Vampires vs. Bigfoot. Third book done. Again, pretty entertaining and a quick read. Bill is in trouble, as usual. This time he has help from an unlikely ally.

In this book, the vampires don't sparkle. Wow. This was one intense, action packed book with many twists and turns. We follow Owen, an accountant who is a bit more than meets the eye. He proceeds to throw his boss out of the window, 14 floors up. Oh, his boss happens to be a werewolf. That's how Owen gets the most interesting job offer he's ever gotten.
The book is well written and I enjoy the character development. There's plenty of humor, too.
“Milo, what the hell is that thing?” “Harpoon launcher.” “What for?” “In case we need to harpoon something.” If you enjoy fast paced action and creepy monsters, this book is for you. I'm off to read the next one.

We have to nuke the entire site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure. The second book about Dr. Dea... Bill was better than the first, in my opinion. The pop culture references keeps my geek heart happy, too. The book is, as the first one, overly silly and the characters are still a bit too similar to each other. But I'm entertained. And that's why I'm about to start the third one...

Scary. Weird. Unnatural. Unimaginable. Painful. Satisfying. Those are just a few of the keywords that come to mind when summing up this book, and the whole dystology. The last keyword refers to this book. The writing seems to have matured a fair bit and I really enjoyed this book.