"McGuire (the October Daye series) launches a new series with a fast, funny adventure involving cryptids (semimythical entities like Yeti and the Loch Ness Monster) and the researchers who love them. Cryptozoologist Verity Price belongs to a legendary clan of monster hunters who turned their back on the genocidal Covenant generations ago and now work to maintain a safe ecosystem for both cryptids and humans. Verity moves to New York to follow her other passion, ballroom dancing, but the arrival of a sexy Covenant agent—just as cryptids go missing across the city—disrupts her carefully balanced routine. Verity must join forces with her ancestral enemy to prevent Manhattan from being destroyed by the ancient power sleeping beneath it. Verity is a winning protagonist, and her snarky but loving observations on her world of bogeyman strip club owners, Japanese demon badger bartenders, and dragon princess waitresses make for a delightful read. Agent: Diana Fox, Fox Literary. (Mar.)"
Verity's a winning protagonist? Yeah, I'll take that. Also, I am crazy-excited to see this book on shelves, you have no idea.
It's almost real.
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And since I have gotten Amazon Prime, and e-books are just as expensive as paperbacks, this will one will be hard copy that I can lend. Thanks for the reminder - I am off to preorder this one.
Since having a hard copy of Rosemary and Rue to lend has lead to several people who are constantly asking me when the next in the series will come out (them having bought all they could find since the loan), I am hoping I can hook them on this one too.
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I also listed the last 2 Toby Daye books as favorites of 2011.
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*BWA-HA-Ha-Ha-HA!!!* =8o> OK, now you've got me.
N.B.: In a review of the work of almost any other author, that phrase would have been an instant turn-off. But from you? Now I wanna know exactly *how* you are gonna make me chuckle delightedly at a ballroom dancing scene. =:o}
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[long time lurker delurks, as part of the whole "lurk no more" resolution]
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So are we!
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apropos of something...
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