Character is who you do in the dark, part two

Okay, here's another list. For entertainment purposes only, of course.

Rome Masters- from the book Playing With Fire by Gena Showalter. Rome is animalisticly attractive. In fact he is part animal. And let's face it, what chick doesn't think that's hot.

Indiana Jones-come on admit to your childhood fantasies about good old Indy. You wanted to be a part of the grand archaeological adventure where you'd get to save the world, kiss the tasty professor and melt some Nazi face. At least I did. But then again I wanted to marry a guy exactly like Egon Spengler from Ghostbusters so possibly I lack a certain amount of judgment in this department. "Egon, this reminds me of the time that you tried to drill a hole through your head." "That would have worked if you hadn't stopped me."

J.R. Damien- from the early nineties book Break the Night by Anne Stuart. I actually think these might have been reprinted sometime in the last few years. This book is incredible and JR is painfully sexy. I don't know that I'd use the word hot so much as sexy. It just rolls off him in waves. Read it if you can. I highly recommend it.

Snape- Yeah, call me nuts but Snape does something for me. Maybe it's the fact that he's played by Alan Rickman who I think is smoking but there's just something about a man I don't quite understand who has plans and allegiances that no one understands. Is he bad, is he good, is he both? No one knows what the heck he is and man is that hot.

Davy Dempsey- from Faking It by Jennifer Crusie. Jeez, I love that book. I would recommend it to anyone who would listen and then I'd tell them twice. Davy is wonderful. Not just sexy but amazing. Charming and funny and constantly coming to the rescue of everyone even people he doesn't like even though he's a crook and a con man. There's just something about a guy who makes his own rules without being a rebel for no particular reason, which I hate, that just does it for me. Davy's awesome. I want one.


Song of the day--You'll Think of Me, Keith Urban. A bitter-sweet song about the break-up of a relationship. You'll think of me if I have to call you every d@$n day.

Quote of the day-- The covers of this book are too far apart.
-Ambrose Bierce (and the way I always feel about Stephen King)



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