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ifritah


	Sex or no sex?
	Okay, I need some help choosing between my work books and my home books. As I've mentioned before, I don't like reading vivid sex scenes at work. Short little blurbs, eh, fine, but anything longer makes me uncomfortable. I mean, I'm in my car, you know? Weird. So, I have a bunch of books on my 'to read' shelf. If you know the author definitely does or does not have the vivid sex scenes in the book, can you throw me a comment? That'd be peachy. ^_^ (Also, I have no idea on some of these if they're a part of a series or not) The books are: * Rachel Caine (Weather Warden series) * Tanya Huff (Blood Price) * Kelly Armstrong (Dime Store Magic) * L.A. Banks (Vampire Hunters Legend series) * Carrie Vaughn (Kitty series) * Karen Chance (Touch the Dark) * Katie MacAlister (Aisling Grey Guardian series) I really need to start buying one-shotter books, I swear.

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	From: miggy	Date: May 24th, 2007 12:40 am (UTC)		(Link)

Blood Price doesn't have any explicit or long sex scenes, though it does have those short little blurbs. Blood Trail (next in the series) doesn't even have that, IIRC, though it does have lots and lots of nudity!

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	From: ifritah	Date: May 24th, 2007 03:05 pm (UTC)		(Link)

Yay nudity!

*Cough* Okay, that seems work safe. Thanks! ^^

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	From: ninjadebugger	Date: May 24th, 2007 01:25 am (UTC)		(Link)

Weather Warden has sex only in the later books, and not a lot.

Dime Store Magic has no sex that I recall, either, though if you haven't read the rest of the prequels, you might be a tad confused.

Descriptions of the Aisling Grey novels imply significant amounts of Sex, though not likely Anita Blake level.

Also, the Weather Warden series is terrible. Read Dime Store Magic first.

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	From: ifritah	Date: May 24th, 2007 03:10 pm (UTC)		(Link)

Ah, that's right. The prequels you can read on her website, right?

Aisling Grey does look like it'd have sex in it. But, you know, a lot of books looks like they do and then don't, so... But yeah, I think I'll read that at home just to be safe!

And yes yes, I know how you feel about the Weather Warden series. ;P You know, the thing is, she flung out my weakness at me: djinn! Now, it could be I'll read this book and be absolutely horrified at how she goes about that part, but it intrigues me at the moment!

Does it help that I'm reading the first Rachel Morgan book right now? (I LOVE Trent. But can she stop being a mink now, please?)

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	From: ninjadebugger	Date: May 24th, 2007 03:37 pm (UTC)		(Link)

Hahahahaha. Trent is a great character, and he's got a LOT in common with Johnny Marcone. Just wait'll you figure out why Jenks can't figure him out. Bricks, they will be shat.

Also, the mink thing doesn't last long, blessedly. And the series name is the Hollows.

As for the prequels to Dime Store Magic, it's only the prologue and first chapter that are online. You can get by without them, since Dime Store Magic shifts focus, but the main characters of DMS are first introduced in the previous book, Stolen. You can get by without it, due to the standard explanatory exposition, though.

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	From: ifritah	Date: May 24th, 2007 03:58 pm (UTC)		(Link)

So far, Trent makes the book for me. I was really struggling through until he showed up. ^^;;

Hollows, Rachel Morgan, eh, at least you knew what I was talking about, right? ^_~

And okay, I think I'll just skip the prequels to Dime Store Magic then. I'll even read it before Ill Wind just to appease you. ;P

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	From: ninjadebugger	Date: May 24th, 2007 04:03 pm (UTC)		(Link)

Actually, I had to think for a while about Rachel Morgan. I'm -really- bad with names.

Also, by skipping the prequel, you avoid a story centered around The Huge Fucking Werewolf Sue, and that's always good.

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