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Originally Posted by Ararose
No, I didn't know that Jacquelyn Frank wrote that series in such a short time frame! Yeesh! I would have been burned out and then some!
Yes, she is very good! And Xe Sands too! I love her voice!
Yep, Jennifer Estep's Assassin series is definitely not a romance, but I love it anyway. I can usually handle the darkness and violence as long as I'm just reading it. I can't stand seeing it on screen though.
I actually used the recent Kobo coupons to pick up the rest of the Bigtime series, so I'm going to have a fun weekend!
You'll probably find Kresely Cole on the same level as Jacquelyn Frank in terms of world-building and plot complexity. Cole's writing style is very different though. I'm not sure how to describe it. It's not as intense?
Ah! I just though of two others. Shannon Abe and Marjorie M. Liu. Shannon Abe is a very poetic writer (although again not as intense as Jacquelyn Frank). I'm not very far into Marjorie M. Liu's Dirk & Steele series, but I've enjoyed it so far. I'm trying to think of a good comparison, but I can't think of one.
Okay, I'm shutting myself up now, I promise!
Edit: Sorry, it's Shana Abe, not Shannon! I haven't had coffee yet this morning!
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From JF's Blog on her Nighwalker series talking about the released of Adam:
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I made you wait THREE years. Some of you are far luckier than those who followed me from the beginning and had to wait much less time. To be honest, I didn't think I was ever going to write this book. I thought, maybe in my old age I would amuse myself by finally doing something with that bitch Ruth. Heh. Well, I admit, I was feeling a little burned out at the time. I wrote those novels back to back, REALLY fast, (on average of 2.5 weeks per novel--unmedicated bipolar manic episodes--with minimal time in between) and I also had so many other worlds I wanted to write about now that I was officially a published author! I do confess to a bit of series A.D.D., but this time I am finishing what I started.
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I'll be sure check out Kresely Cole and Shana Abe. I read Marjorie M. Liu's Tiger's Eye years ago before the world of ebooks. It was okay not too memorable but I liked it.