Hahaha, thanks! I love the quote too — the book itself isn’t as good as the Raven Boys ones, but the writing is very lovely. And I don’t know if I’ve told you this, but I have a soft spot for romances between morally compromised people.

Yeah, I say read them now. But don’t expect too much from them! I always worry when I really love a book that I’ll talk it up too much and people will go in with sky-high expectations and end up disappointed. That is what happened to a couple of people when they finally read Patrick Ness’s Chaos Walking books.

You are, you are. They’re so good, read them!

YEAH I am! I love her so! I want to convince everyone to read her! I want it to be like Patrick Ness where I just never shut up about her until finally everyone in the blogosphere has surrendered and read her books!

Yeah, I felt — not impressed with most of them. I didn’t even like The Scorpio Races that much, and you know everyone on the blogosphere raved and raved about that one. But I liked Sinner. I think she’s getting better and better, as an author.

She is! Read The Raven Boys, it’s so good.

Drove her crazy like she hated it? That is fair. It is not Maggie Stiefvater’s best. Sinner is pretty good though.

Hahahaha, that’s exactly what I thought. I have a friend who lives in Los Angeles and really likes it, but she lives close enough to her job that she can walk to work. So I think eliminating a wretched commute from your life is the key to loving L.A.

Cannot WAIT for Blue Lily, Lily Blue. I am painfully excited for it.