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Zuzanna Stanczewska behindblueyes — "Ein Interview führt Siggi Baumeister nach Bonn. Nach getaner Arbeit und spazierengehend findet er nächtens auf dem Parkplatz am „Langen Eugen“ die Polizei und eine Leiche. Hier wäre die Geschichte eigentlich zu Ende. Nur, der tote Penner war wohl kein Penner, der Kriminalkommissar wiegelt ab und die Leichen beginnen sich zu häufen. Siggi wäre nicht Siggi Baumeister, würde er nicht mit einer zufällig, ihn besuchenden Freundin versuchen, Licht in diese Geschichte zu bringen. Ein Bundesstaatsanwalt will dies verhindern, dunkle Gestalten bedrohen sie, Verfolgungen inklusive, selbst der KGB ist vertreten. Mörder, verratene Verräter, übereifrige Beamte und kämpferische Frauen bilden das Umfeld, in dem es zum großen Showdown in der Eifel kommt. Der 2. Eifel-Krimi, der aber noch nicht so heißt, quasi ein Frühwerk des Autors, hat alles was ein zünftiger Verschwörungsroman haben sollte. Die (fast) undurchdringliche Wand der ahnungslosen Beamten, die Verschwörer hinter diesen, Machenschaften zum Machterhalt und der KGB, sie alle stehen dem Kämpfer gegenüber. Dieser wird durch zwei Frauen, die eine tatkräftig an seiner Seite, die andere durch das, jeweils im richtigen Zeitpunkt erfolgende Stichwortgeben, unterstützt. Siggi Baumeister ist noch nicht in seiner späteren Rolle richtig angekommen, der rasende Reporter schlägt noch zu stark durch. Auch ist das Klischee, Machtzentrum Bonn vs. einsamen Wolf, schon zu abgegriffen. Zur Entschuldigung kann natürlich dienen, daß in den 20 Jahren, seit dem ersten Erscheinen des Buches, in diesem Genre eine gewisse Übersättigung eingetreten ist. Jedenfalls war Corporate Placement bereits damals ein Thema, neben den diversen Pfeifentypen, sollte der geneigte Leser auch wissen, Siggi Baumeister fährt Leihwagen von AVIS:"

Tina Caswell tina23 — By this book Butcher has gotten over the worst of his writing flaws, what's left is simply a personal like or dislike for a story telling style. All of which is wiped away by the story itself. As usual Dresden gets hit, hit hard and hit early and does the whole macho, I am on my last legs, stint for nearly half the book. Maybe more, though the follow through plot makes that less about actual resources and more about resources he's willing to tap, which I find more agreeable. If you've made it this far into the series, you're already aware of his gallantry towards women, which at times can be almost offensive in its own excuses, but Dresden as a character is far less stubborn about letting a woman do anything dangerous than he was in previous novels. He can be taught! I like this because it advances several long standing plot threads that Butcher never really dropped, but showed no qualms about keeping them slow moving arcs. In book time it has been several years since the first plots of corruption had been uncovered. We don't get much here, but we get enough and it doesn't feel like it's simply a lump of plot left next to the A plot. No, it fits in seamlessly and does not feel like one big coincidence. The A plot was also nice because the surprise did not seem heavy handed, easily guessed (which happens sometimes, but forgivable in most of Dresden's instances) or simply another amazing retcon of information. No, it simply explained something we'd known about all along. My only issue, and this has been true through any of the books delving into the faerie kingdom is that I often get Summer and Winter names mixed up. It can make for tough reading.

Federica Narducci federicanarducci — Paranormal Relationship Q&A Q: My superhero hubby has a habit of throwing expensive SUVs at villains when fighting them on the street. We’re getting sued left and right for restitution by the owners. What could I do to change this bad habit? Super-annoyed in Texas A: Tell your hubby to look for cheaper alternatives. If he must throw something big at a super villain, he could use street lamps instead. They’re pretty effective, and the best thing of all --- they’re owned by the government! The government wouldn’t charge your hubby for them --- they’re more likely to give him a medal for taking down a dangerous super villain instead! Q: I’m a zookeeper in a military facility that studies paranatural creatures. Lately, I seem to have fallen in love with one of my charges, which is a Selkie. I know that I’m not supposed to do that, but I can’t help it! Especially when he parades naked in front of me whenever I come into his cage to feed him. I’m thinking of running away with it/him. Confused in NY A: Don’t do it! Everyone knows how human/Selkie affairs end. A Selkie (Homo Pinnipedia) uses its sealskin to travel in water, but could shed it to walk on land as a human. But they’re not human! The males have a predilection for seducing human women using magic, so what you’re feeling now might be the result of it. This only works when you’re near him. So stay away from him! He’s just manipulating you to get out of the facility. You must not let your personal feelings overcome your duty to science. Besides, you’ll be committing bestiality, which is a federal offense. Q: I met this really gorgeous woman at a party last week and we’re getting serious pretty fast. But a church friend saw us together and warned me that she might be a “succubus”. What does it mean? She speaks with a thick Irish accent. I really want us to be together. Paul A: A succubus is a kind of a demon. She will ride you and take your seed and your soul to Queen Rusalka of the Unseelie Court. They all have Irish accents because their HQ is in Ireland (and not in hell, as so many erroneously believe). If you really love her, you must resist her. If she can’t take your soul after three attempts, their queen will punish her by turning her into an ordinary mortal woman. Then you will be able to be together with your ladylove. Good luck! Q: I’m a newlywed whose wife happens to be a mermaid. She has the cutest tail and I love her Irish accent. We’re very happy together and always agree on virtually everything, except when it comes to food. She doesn’t like normal human food, even sushi. What should I feed her? She gets tired of the cat’s canned tuna after just a week. Newlywed in Tokyo A: Here’s a tried and tested recipe for your mermaid bride: Ocean Treasures Salad Ingredients: 1 pail of cut up tuna or whole mackerel, a few abalones, fresh kelp leaves. Cut up the abalones and kelp leaves. Sprinkle with fresh sea salt. Add a liter of seawater. Mix all ingredients in a pail. Serve cold. Q: I’ve just found out that my dad is a demon. I’m so confused. I don’t know what to do. Help! Teen Damian A: Yours is an increasingly common problem nowadays, with so many children from human/demon unions just finding out about their mixed heritage. Don’t worry! There are support groups for half-demons in nearly every major city in the US. Join the H.D.A (Half Demons Anonymous) group in your area. Remember, being half-demon doesn’t necessarily mean that you have to spend your life doing evil. There’s hope for everyone --- even for Lucifer! Q: I’m reading this really thick book about paranormal romances. It’s a collection of short stories about people who date seals, vampires, ghosts, demons, Djinns, etc. A few of the stories are decent, but the rest is just unromantic, unreadable, tedious, stupid crap. I’m reading it for something called The Twelve Labors of Goodreads.* What should I do? Sandybanks A: Throw it away! Life’s too short to read crappy books that you don’t enjoy. Well, that’s all for this week’s Q&A, folks. Remember, relationships with paranormal beings can be challenging, and even downright dangerous (and perhaps illegal in some cases), but if you make the effort, the rewards could be very great indeed. They’re mysterious, they have cool supernatural powers, and they ALL have gorgeous faces and hot bods! What more can you ask for? Supernatural Dating Tips of the Week - Unicorns hate non-virgins. - For a vampire, 4-day old blood is fine vintage. - If you are dating someone hairy called Wulf or similar, he is likely to be a werewolf. - Succubi and mermaids generally have Irish brogues. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- * http://www.goodreads.com/story/show/2...