[ SECRET POST #2318 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2318 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Game of Thrones/A Song of Ice and Fire]


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Re: OP

[truxillogical]

Y'know, I just tried to explain the plot and realized I have no idea how. The whole series seems very done-in-one for each individual book, but it all leads to one point, so I'm having trouble sussing out what to describe as the plot.

Victorian London where vampires and werewolves are relatively common and have social status (so long as they don't just murder people willy-nilly). The main character was born with a certain "defect" that means when she touches a super-natural creature, it becomes human for as long as she touches it. From there it's political intrigue, mysteries, lesbians in Victorian menswear, fancy hats, dirigibles, an acting troupe, and some werewolf romance (not the drawn-out over all five books kind. The kind where we get a settled couple being a settled couple, because will-they-won't-they gets old).

(And as far as it getting "gayer," there are actually more LGB(Q?) characters in the main cast than straight characters. But it's not primarily a romance, so it's not the focus of the books.)

Also, there's a great teen-series prequel called Espionage & Etiquette that's about a finishing school for young ladies training to be spies. It's pretty fantastic too.

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[caecilia]

wait, E&E is set in the same 'verse?

well, shit.

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[truxillogical]

The mention the OotBO early on, but I wasn't 100% sure until a younger version of a certain character shows up.

Younger character is freaking adorable.

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[caecilia]

omg I can't wait! I'm gonna hurry up and finish and then hit up my library for the E&E books.

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[fenm]

Oh... that sounds fun! Thanks for the info. (-: