Hi everyone! I used to be a former Goodreads lover. Who has decided to move to BookLikes due to the recent changes to the GR site: that is, the decision of the management to delete reviews that talk about bad author behaviour.
It is important that we know of bad author behaviour and actions. We buy their books. I want to know whether Author A has decided to harass Reviewer A or encouraged fans to stalk Reviewer B.
I want to know this, the same way I wanted to know that a well known sporting good company had been using child labour in the production of some of its products. The same way the WHOLE WORLD wanted to know.
It is irrelevant that the author writes well, or that the said sporting good company produces good quality sporting goods. Our ethics and morals MATTER!
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Now to discuss my reading habits:
I am very picky when it comes to books. I am a feminist and I think that shows in my reading list.
There are many things that bug me to death. But I'll always make an exception if the boy-girl standard is reversed. Dear world, that is MY double standard. I respect and champion authors who have the guts to do something different.
Firstly, I hate infidelity in novels.
Secondly, I hate it when the heroine is a virgin and the guy is an expert and skilled lover. I hate it when the heroine, for fated reasons, saves herself for someone who has been sowing his oats. It's not only overdone, old-fashioned and pathetic, but it also grosses me out like he is violating something so sacrosanct.
Thirdly, I might enjoy the occasional alpha-hero tendencies, but my true love lies with beta-heroes. Guys who are loving and sweet. Who don't feel the need to push around their women to make themselves feel more manly.
Jane is back, and her beast is chained to Leo. Something that Jane does not want him to know, like ever... It was funny reading about her beast puddling into a mush whenever she hears Leo's voice. Strong, big mate :)Scared to shift, in fear that her beast will go straight to Leo and happily roll around in his bed, she eagerly takes on a job that is on the border of Leo's ruling. The Big H's territory. There she is given a lot of money per head of vampire that she kills. Only these vampires are stronger, faster and very insect-like. Finding the origin of this mutation takes Jane through much of this book.We don't see much of Leo, but Rick and his gang is present, along with Bruiser and the Younger brothers. Rick and Jane's relationship is still rocky after she believes that he shot her, but both their animals think the other is mate. With tensions rocky and jealousy available on demand, this new addition has the perfect combo of romance, action and adventure.