Part two of Liam's Christmas story which will be part three of his 'story'. It's going to be the last time I write from his perspective or for that matter, have anything to do with that universe so it's going to be bloody.

Wow, ummm... hmmm... I like Richard Laymon novels. As far as this website goes, Ruth Ann Nordin is like a guilty pleasure for me. Okay, screw the 'like' business, she is a guilty pleasure. I've always loved those regency time period pieces about couples who fall in love and remain faithful. Cheating is such an integral issue as far as fiction goes that I find it refreshing.You've got Nora Roberts, Michael Moorecock, David Moody (Love his 'Autumn' series), ummm... there's a whole heap of others as well but right now, I can't for the life of me, recall their names.

I was going to say something cliche like, 'My kids,' but i've got to be honest. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee. Coffee.

Working. seriously, well, maybe it's just a matter of delegating but that's still work, right?

Yes, it was a love story. not your typical boy-girl-I-love-you-bullshit, but the love of a father for his child.

click, click, click, click

Pleasure? sadly, despite the weakness I have for writing about hard hitting and painful topics(I've got a book i've got to tidy up that screams out what i mean here). I can't really stand to read too much of it. Give me a silly light hearted romance, thank you very much.

Panic by Chris Curry. it's a truly messed up book that i found in an old school second hand book shop.
Until there was you, by Kristan Higgins. because it's sweetly romantic.
Go the Fuck to Sleep, by Adam Mansbach. the funniest, cleverest book in the world.
You belong to me, Karen Rose.
Worth dying for, Beverly Barton. because it was the first of her novels i ever read

I wanted to read a novel told mostly from the killer's point of view. all i could come across was the typical thriller that had every third chapter or five being told what, and where the killer is over two pages. rather frustrating when most of the novels were being told from the cops point of view. so i sat down and watched a few movies, interviews and all that; next thing i know, Liam is born. I chose the setting not because i'm familiar with the territory because i'm not and i mean absolutely no offense, it's just google came up with when i searched for all of the places i had in the story. i wanted to keep it as a generic city so the reader could identify with any of the buildings and let their imaginations take over for them.

seeing someone read through the story and they don't want to put it down. when someone spends more time thinking over a world that i've created than i have. reading more into it than is actually there or not enough... it gives me a kick.