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reading about happiness and romance may seem like it is better in novels than it is in the real world but i think that the things you experience are better than fiction because its what you do and feel that makes it real. you are the one that has influence on what happens next rather than some words on a page that can't be changed.

i met someone a while ago who hailed from hempfield, pa. i thought that it had to be the coolest town ever but she told me that it was kinda lame.

slipinsin: Indeed that is eeyore on my shirt.
So you want to read Laurell K. Hamilton, that's cool. If you like mystery, detective kind of books you'll probably like her. I'm more partial to the Anita Blake series, but Merry Gentry is a detective (although the first book in that series only talks about it for the first few chapters... haven't read any after the first yet) and if you read Anita, whatever you do, start with the first book in the series (Guilty Pleasures)... unless you're more into reading about sex than character evolution and plot lines, then I'd suggest a more current book, like Narcissus in Chains, Cerulean Sins, or Incubus Dreams, which I haven't read yet.
The book you're reading sounds pretty cool. I might have to check it out.

bpd: Well, I can't argue with that. Yeah, I think everyone gets bored of their hometown because you see it everyday and you just get sick of it. Although, maybe I'm wrong and Pittsburgh just sucks, or Pennsylvania, for that matter.

[Edited on Oct 18, 2004 9:49PM]