I should have spent the day sorting out the house after being away for nearly 2 weeks, but there are a depressing number of window envelopes in the mail pile, so I decided to ignore them. No major financial institution in this country is going to fold if I don't pay them until next week. Then I found something to distract me. Google came to the rescue with it's automatic alert gizmo, letting me know of some more reviews, giving me a perfectly good reason to ignore anything remotely resembling ordinary everyday responsibilties.

God bless automated search gizmos, I say. I should introduce the Google Gizmo to Geraldine. Then I could have a GGG that works on the WWW...  or maybe I'd have a GPS that searches out whether or not roads actually exist, before sending you down them...

But I digress. The Google Gizmo alerted me to a review of Warlord on The Romantic Times site, which rather nicely says... This last book in Fallon's Wolfblade Trilogy can be read as a stand-alone, but it's better read as part of the set. Fallon does a great job of weaving interesting characters into great plots. This is an excellent read.

Aren't they sweet? Of course, they're not as quite as blunt, or as concise, as another review I saw of Stargate SG-1: Roswell, posted on Gateworld the other day which proclaimed...

I have two words. 'Fanboy orgasm'.

There's not a lot more you can add to a review like that:)