in which I am a pathetic fangirl
Feb. 21st, 2010 12:57 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
beeinmybonnet
What does one do when one is too overcome by indecipherable emotions to leave a decent review?
Because, I tell you, I have yet to read something by![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
candle_beck that does not leave me stunned. To call her an astounding writer is an understatement.
This Day to the Ending of the World – A retelling of Holmes and Watson's first meeting. Painfully believable.
Gods and Kings – To quote the author, "one of those stories where people are annoyed by love." Heart-rendering and beautiful.
The Greek Problem – A first-time story as well as it is a case-centric one. Even beats ACD's works, imho.
The Narrator – A first-time story which is so much more than that. Gorgeous prose interwoven with pungent addiction. Possibly the best one yet?
Because, I tell you, I have yet to read something by
candle_beck that does not leave me stunned. To call her an astounding writer is an understatement.This Day to the Ending of the World – A retelling of Holmes and Watson's first meeting. Painfully believable.
Gods and Kings – To quote the author, "one of those stories where people are annoyed by love." Heart-rendering and beautiful.
The Greek Problem – A first-time story as well as it is a case-centric one. Even beats ACD's works, imho.
The Narrator – A first-time story which is so much more than that. Gorgeous prose interwoven with pungent addiction. Possibly the best one yet?